The Beatitudes Explained: What Blessed Means
Each of the eight blessings in plain words, and an honest answer to the obvious question: how can the poor and the mourning be called blessed?
Practical guides from the BibleCrown team: the situations the job throws at you and what to do about them, in plain English.
Each of the eight blessings in plain words, and an honest answer to the obvious question: how can the poor and the mourning be called blessed?
Opened Genesis and stopped by Leviticus? Here is a starting point that works, an order to read in, and a five-minute habit you can keep.
Genesis 22 troubles many readers. Here is what the text says God asked, what Abraham knew, how the story ends and how traditions read it.
Reading, listening, prayer or teaching: which kind of Bible app will actually help you understand the text? A plain guide for people starting from zero.
Fell behind on a Bible in a year plan? Here is a shorter path that teaches the story of the Bible in five-minute lessons you can start anywhere.
Bible passages for hard times, with the story around each one: grief, anxiety, forgiveness and prayer, and what the text actually promises.
BibleProject shows how a whole book fits together. Five-minute lessons go inside one passage. Here is how the two differ and how they work together.
The birth of Jesus as Luke and Matthew tell it, in order: the angel, the manger, the shepherds, the star and Egypt, with every name explained.
The church year seasons explained for beginners: what Advent, Lent, Holy Week and Easter are, what is read in each, and why the cycle repeats.
The last week of Jesus in order, from the road into Jerusalem to the empty tomb, with what each Gospel writer adds and what it meant.
What happened after Easter: how the first believers formed in Jerusalem, how Paul's letters fit, and what Revelation meant to its first hearers.
Glorify gives you a daily devotional. If you want the whole Bible story in order, passage by passage, here is how the two differ and who should pick which.
Hallow helps you pray. If you also want to learn the stories behind the prayers, here is a different kind of app, taught passage by passage.
Follow the ministry of Jesus from the Jordan to Jerusalem: where he went, who he met, what he did and why it mattered, in plain words.
One clear story from creation to the return from exile, told in order, with the main people in place and a guide to where to read first.
The parables of Jesus explained in plain words: the sower, the Samaritan, the lost sheep and the son who came home, and what each meant.
Watching The Chosen and wondering which scenes are in the Bible? Learn what the show adds, how to find the real accounts, and where to read each one.
The Bible App is a good reader. If you finish a chapter and still do not know what it meant, here is what a short guided lesson adds.