Best Christian iPhone App

If you own an iPhone and consider the Word of God something worth having around with you at all times then I present to you pretty much the best iPhone App everYouVersion’s Bible iPhone App.

This thing has 15 different translations available, a “daily read” section, a half-decent search capability (it didn’t find all the search results for some word tests I tried… hopefully this will get better…?), and a very simple and intuitive interface and navigation.

An additional feature is that you can “share” or contribute thoughts, devotionals, etc about a particular verse or chapter.  I’ve taken a look at this feature at the main YouVersion Homepage but haven’t taken advantage of it nor used it extensively.  I know what they are attempting to do here, but, I’m not exactly sure the execution is spot on.

All in all it’s one of my favorite iPhone Apps to have come out and I’ve already used it (which sometimes is the best gauge on how “successful” iPhone apps are).  Sure there’s some cool stuff like Pownce’s app, Twitterrific, Facebook, yada yada yada… but do those bring the hope of salvation to lost men?

Yeah.  I thought so.

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12 Responses to “Best Christian iPhone App”

  1. David Dial February 16, 2009 at 9:42 PM #

    I can't agree more. I love this app and it's helped me keep up with a QT Journal.
    It's made reading more enjoyable and faster to do studies between versions.

  2. human3rror February 16, 2009 at 11:00 PM #

    it is awesome!

  3. Kevin June 24, 2009 at 4:09 AM #

    This is a great app. I own it and use it every day on Sunday. Also chcek out http://www.christianmusiciphoneapps.com and http://www.christianiphoneapps.com for more great Christian iPhone applications!

  4. Kevin June 24, 2009 at 4:10 AM #

    Also, if you're into Christian music at all, check out NRT Mobile in the app store. It's FREE!

  5. Paul Wareing August 15, 2009 at 11:12 AM #

    “Meeting God in Quiet Places” A new DVD and Apple iPhone App for you from 2liv4!

    For six months every year American author F LaGard Smith abandons the hustle and bustle of modern US life and comes to England to walk, write and meditate in the beautiful tranquility of the Cotswolds. From the rustic charm of his stone cottage LaGard Smith has penned numerous books that explore life and spirituality.
    More information is at http://magpix.co.uk/Pages/MGQP.html

    To see a sample of the content on the DVD go here:
    http://www.tangle.com/view_video.php?viewkey=2973...

    Search in the Apple iPhone Apps store for ‘Meeting God’ to download the App.

    http://www.2liv4.com/meetinggod

    Regards
    Paul Wareing

  6. Thomas Q. Brady September 2, 2009 at 2:09 AM #

    Definitely an awesome app. I use it all the time.

    It inspired me to write one myself:
    http://www.thomasqbrady.com/ebenezer/ebenezer-for...

    It's a GPS-enabled journal that let's you actually say "Here I raise my Ebenezer!"

  7. Brian Epson November 15, 2009 at 11:04 PM #

    I love this app as well. There's another good one that is a must have called "Jesus Lives – He's Not An Illusion". It somehow uses optics to burn an image of Jesus in your brain. You can literally see Jesus Christ. At the end great bible verses are revealed. This is a truly moving iphone app.

  8. Joseph November 20, 2009 at 2:52 PM #

    Excellent user-friendly app, and it's free. I tried several Bible apps which I had to delete but this one has my FIVE STARS. Thanks to the developer.

  9. Marc February 4, 2010 at 5:09 AM #

    Hi,

    If you are planning on celebrating Lent this year, check out "40 Days" at http://40days.samadhigames.com./ This iPhone App lets you track your progress of those things you are abstaining from, or commitments you are honoring. For example, if you commit to abstain from Chocolate or Bad Language, it lets you track how many times you mess up, and you can set it up to collect 25cents from you every time. Once Lent is over, you can see how many times you failed and make donation to a charity or other organization as penance.

    May God Bless,
    Marc

  10. @caxtonian February 21, 2010 at 11:00 PM #

    If you like Bible reading notes – why not have a look at BRF's New Daylight app – http://www.aimermedia.com/brf/newdaylight/

    • human3rror February 22, 2010 at 12:30 AM #

      thanks for this! i'll take a look.


      John Saddington
      JohnSaddington.com

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