What Reddit Says About Bible Apps

I ❤️ this app! You can compare versions, save scripture easily! They do a daily verse and a short clip explaining the verse each day! ... Holy Bible app on Play Store.

If your goal is daily study + spiritual growth, I think the “best” app is the one that keeps you consistent: easy reading, solid devotionals, and something that helps you understand what you’re reading. YouVersion and Bible Gateway are great ...

... If you are looking for a Bible app, Bible Gateway might be worth a shot, as that Bible app does have a Bible in the Norwegian language (it’s called En Levende Bok), and it does have daily Bible verses in it as well.

YouVersion Bible app. It's free on all devices, no hidden charges. Has many translations you can read and compare. Some are word-for-word translations, some are thought-for thought, and some are more in the middle. I suggest reading and comparing to see which work for you.

Blue letter bible is hands down the best, free, easy to use free bible app. There's no competition. I see everyone recommending all these bible apps (sometimes 4 or 5 or more people going on about you version and others) and i download them, ...

I recommend the YouVersion Bible app. ... The Contemporary English Version (CEV) Bible. It's one of the easiest English Bibles to read. You can also listen to the audio version on YouTube. It's my favorite Bible.

All the apps have different free and purchasable book options, so you might look through those to see if a certain app has the things you are interested in. Note that Logos occasionally has sales on their books. I'm not sure if others do or not. I always NASB (most literal up-to-date English tr...

I recommend Bible Verse Lock Screen! It offers a free Bible widget feature that displays fresh Bible verses daily on your lock screen and home screen. I've been using this app for a long time now and can hardly go a day without it.

It’s a web app so access it directly from the URL, https://hisvoiceapp.com ... I like this one because it has easy to use interlinear New Testament so you can see what the original Greek said as well ... I've just tried one and been enjoying it. AndBible. It works well with, what I use it for, ...

I love Life Bible! It's free BUT you can upgrade to premium and have access to the Life Application Study Bible, so you have all the study notes. There are lots of Bible plans, too.

I’ve been using GraceSpace for my Bible studies and it has exactly what you’re looking for! The streak system keeps me motivated to study daily, and the customizable reminders ensure I never miss a session. The app includes multiple Bible translations, in-depth study tools, and tracks your spiritual...

https://faith.tools/bible has a great list of Bible apps. One that I really recommend is Audibible https://faith.tools/app/171-audibible?category=Bible or Dwell https://faith.tools/app/18-dwell?category=Bible

YouVersion is a great bible app as well and the devotionals really increase your knowledge and faith. Blue letter bible is great if you like cross reference and word origins. ... I recommend reading through using the plan called The Bible Project.

There's an app called "Bible in One Year" (for Android + Apple). Reading BiOY every day will get you through whole bible in 365 days. Each day there's a bit of Psalms / Proverbs, some NT + a longer OT with optional commentary. Read it or listen to it being narrated by a good acto...

Their pricing can seem a bit much at first but my recommendation is focus on only what you need. Don't feel compelled to dive into an expensive package, take advantage of sales and monthly free books. ... Logos for study. I subscribe to their Faith Life option. $25/month for access to most of t...

For someone just looking for a good bible plan without spending money though, Olive Tree is great! Plenty of options and ability to highlight, take notes (you can even customize icons, etc).

Thank you everyone, Youversion was recommended by many and it seems to be best for me. ... Try the ESV app. ... Check out the Bible apps listed here: https://twelve.bible/the-ultimate-list-of-awesome-apps-for-christians

Blue letter Bible is pretty neat. Especially if you’re interested in Hebrew and Greek. ... I haven't used their app, so I know nothing about its features or how you use it. If you just want the text, and your text is NASB, then the LSB app has you covered; plus it shows you info on the underlyi...

It costs ＄4.99 a month if you want access to their other resources, but IMO, it is well worth it because you get access to basically evey commentary out there. ... all possible versions to download for free, bible commentaries such as Jonathan ...

The reason I find ultimately worth it to use Olive Tree,(and Olive Tree prob is the only one to do this),is I really love the way Olive tree integrates theBible and the commentaries (or other resources) on the side, and both will scroll as you ...

Try the Bible by YouVersion. You will surely like it! It's available on Android and iPhone as well. ... Sorry I wouldn't agree about 'The Message' as its one mans paraphrased version. Same with the Passion translation. I would say you just need a good translation (ESV, NASB, NKJV...