Devotionals built for depth
For people who want to understand what a passage actually means rather than read a verse and move on. Bring any passage, and the same morning unfolds in three steps.
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Seminary-level insight into every passage, journaling prompts that give you somewhere to start, and a guided prayer based on what you just read and wrote about.
Free on the App Store. Or try the web app.







For people who want to understand what a passage actually means rather than read a verse and move on. Bring any passage, and the same morning unfolds in three steps.
Get the app
Historical context, the themes running underneath, the Greek or Hebrew a translator had to choose from, where it sits in the wider story, and what it asks of you today.

One question turned inward, one outward, one upward, each shaped by the theme of what you just read. You answer them in your own journal.

Pick how long you have: three, five or ten minutes, or open-ended. The prayer follows the shape Jesus gave us, guided through the same theme you just read and wrote about, so it stays a conversation rather than a list.

Plans for whatever season you’re in: a new faith, a hard year, a marriage, a decision you can’t see past. Every plan runs twenty-one days: long enough to settle into a rhythm, short enough to finish. All seventeen are here, with new ones through the year.
If you lead at a church, I’d love to build you something. Custom plans for whatever your church has coming up, like an Advent series, a youth retreat, or a walk through Romans. The devotionals can be tuned to fit your church’s language, and it can feel like yours: your logo, your sign-up page, and a login through the platforms you already use.
Shown here: a mockup with a made-up church.

One passage, understood properly, written about honestly, and prayed through. Free on the App Store and the web.