Thank you for the app and more importantly, thank you for that which the App provides access to. The teaching is so relevant and well presented. By that I mean a brilliant blend of classic and contemporary.I would though love to have the possibility of highlighting text in the texts that I store for future reference. Is such a facility is your planning? Again many thanks for your contribution to the Body of Christ. For making quality resources available to those who malign otherwise not have access to such materials.

This app gives you a choice of which meditation you can follow: contemporary writers or, in the “classic” section, words of wisdom and grace from the founder of CWR, Selwyn Hughes. Although no longer with us (but with the Lord), his meditations and (sometimes disarmingly) honest reflections are born of a life lived walking with God. Selwyn had no glib or easy answers, but his insights draw on hard-lived experiences. (For example, he lost his sons and then his wife.)His observations and practical suggestions on how to follow Jesus are grounded in his own reality of walking with the resurrected, living Christ every day. That’s why these short, encouraging and also challenging meditations are called “Every Day With Jesus.” Selwyn wanted everyone to be able to discover this joyful challenge. And, like the love of God, the app is free. (Thank you, the team at Waverley Abbey! 👍)This app may just change your life for the better.

Absolutely superb upgrade from the faithful little books I’ve been using for many years to this modern easy to use app-particularly and rather surprisingly I’m really enjoying using the audio functionality. Sometimes I like to read along with my Bible as well. This is a must for Christians, no matter where they are on their journey, and I’ve been recommending it to lots of friends as well. Thank you so much to everybody who is putting in so much hard work to bring this to us and make God‘s word even more accessible. I am so grateful.

Loving this free Bible reading app. I like the online journal too. Which allows to to make your own notes on the days reading. This would be particularly useful for anyone who does their daily reading away from home. The only things that could make it a tiny bit better is A) the ability to highlight the text. I find this really helps me to absorb the important points. B) ability to copy and paste salient parts of reading into that days journal. At the moment I can only paste whole reading.