Bible 4+

It is hard to remember any problems I’ve had with the app during a prior session, and I submit that the review opportunity should pop up after each use, rather than when someone starts using the app. I think that would help in identifying useful problems, issues and praises for the app. It is somewhat difficult and frustrating to bring up previous notes one has made. I make a lot of notes with scriptures which I need to review and further consider at a later point. But I can’t always find them! However, after further use, it’s pretty easy. Secondly, it is also difficult to remove a bible study plan that shows up four times under the selected plan list. I think I finally figured it out last night, but we’ll see... Thirdly, I do greatly enjoy the app, including the daily Bible verses and the opportunity to create a picture with the verse, or even use one’s own photos! That is fun! On the Bible study side, I love the ability to flip from one Bible version to another with great ease, while keeping with the passage you’re currently focused on. I use that option the most! It is also easy to find a verse one is looking for, or Bible chapters. I do enjoy and appreciate this app. Thank you for including such useful and creative options. Also, thank you for presenting the option for review and input, which I trust you read and take action on those you can identify as good for the app. Thank you for your time and consideration of the above matters.

I love the Bible app. It is remarkably one of the most helpful apps I have. It is super accessible, especially when you’re so busy you forget to read your Bible or spend some devotional time. I love the daily verse reminders, the numerous ways we can keep track of our reading, the beautiful options for making images out of verses. There is even an option for writing down prayers, and you can choose to make it private or public with friends. In the hustle and bustle of daily living, I am able to jot down a quick prayer and it doesn’t mean much at the moment, but months or weeks later I’d look back to it and realize just how impactful it was. Because it is so easy to write down a simple and quick prayer in the app, it helps with practicality: you can pray over it right away. And that one prayer changes a lot of things. I’m grateful for all the Bible app plans; there are so many options, short ones and long ones. I especially love the chronological and canonical reading plans. I love that the Bible app collaborates with a lot of Christian artists and preachers all over the country, even the world, and is able to make their voice, their teachings, and their wisdom accessible to the multitudes like me. Overall, an amazing app!

Edit: lately there’s been trouble with bookmarking. The app doesn’t seem to stick to what you read last time, and it is difficult to keep track of what you read. I hope they fix this. Perhaps it is just on my end.

Im writing this review more as a suggestion i don't know if it will actually work or happen or if it even is a good idea in the first place but my suggestion is to add a feature to watch bible based sermon clips or speeches with exact book and verse attached to the videos that the video is referring to. Since the creation of tik tok I have had to delete all social media apps multiple times because of the captivating and addictive algorithms that are implemented into all of these social media apps. There is something about the endless rabbit hole of scrolling through your phone that inhibits you from realizing how much time you are wasting on the app. Not to mention that often times i find myself not even remotely interested into what i'm actually watching. I find myself just mindlessly scrolling to the next video just to satisfy the urge for more dopamine in my mind. Now my suggestion is definitely counterintuitive and possibly very dumb of me but my reasoning for seeing a similar feature to watch videos in the bible app is that instead of watching things i shouldn’t be on any other social media app i can at least watch more videos that are based on scripture. In this way i will at least be learning more about Jesus and Gods word while i watch the videos. I really dont know if this is a good idea and nor do i take credit for it because it was most likely thought of before this. Maybe by making this suggestion an even better idea can stem from it.