Youth Bible Drill

Students in grades 7-9 will learn doctrinal verses and Bible answer verses.

If a youth participates in Youth Bible Drill for three years, he or she can learn 60 Bible verses, 30 doctrinal statements, as well as the names and sequence of the 66 books of the Bible. They also learn to use Scripture to answer life questions and will be able to locate Scripture verses and passages quickly. Bible Drill helps youth

increase their knowledge and love of the Bible and use this knowledge in living their life with Christ.
develop skills in locating Bible books and key passages.
memorize verses dealing with doctrinal and ethical concerns.
develop skills in the proper handling of the Bible, and study and trust God’s Word as they grow.

2023 Youth Church Drill Registration Form

Divisions of a Youth Drill

Book Drill
Learn the names of and locate the 66 books of the Bible in order.

Scripture Searching Drill
Be able to locate any given verse in the Bible.

Identifying Verses Drill
Recognize phrases from and be able to locate the 10 verses listed under the “Identifying Verses Drill” in the current Youth Bible Drill resources.

Doctrinal Drill
Locate the Bible verses for each doctrinal statement listed under the “Doctrinal Drill” in the current Youth Bible Drill resources.

Bible Answers Drill
Be able to locate and quote from memory the Bible verses for each question listed under the “Bible Answers Drill” in the current Youth Bible Drill resources.

As a Southern Baptist preacher’s daughter, Deborah Robson grew up in different parts of North Carolina. She graduated from Gardner-Webb College and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary with a master of divinity in Christian education. Before joining the Baptist state convention in November 2009, she taught in public school and worked as a full-time children’s minister. She also served as the director of two weekday preschools and home schooled her children.
Deborah has always had a passion for Bible Drill and encouraging others to learn God’s Word in their hearts and minds. She currently serves on the National Invitational Tournament of Drills and Speakers leadership team. She enjoys spending time with her family, going on mission trips, camping and fishing. Deborah and her husband, Tim, have two children and live in Kannapolis.