Here are the best Bible apps and Bible study apps for Android! We are aware that there are many different denominations that use the Bible and many different versions of the Bible. Again, we are not saying that one particular version of the Bible is better than another. Most of them should work for most religions that use the Bible.
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And the bible
Price: To free
And Bible is a super simple Bible app with lots of features. It includes over 40 Bibles in English including NASNB, KJV, NET and others. Plus, the app offers commentary, search, space for personal note-taking, and even maps of areas of the Bible. It’s a surprisingly decent Bible study app, especially with all the additional reference material. In addition, the application is completely free, open source and does not contain any advertising. The UI could be better, but everything else is basically great.
Audible
Price: Free / $ 14.95 per month / Book prices vary
Audible is a popular audiobook platform. He specializes in books read by a human voice. Fortunately, they have a few different editions of the Bible for you to choose from. You can listen to the Bible almost anywhere you want. This includes your home, car or even while walking. It will not replace your physical copy of the book. However, this is one of the best companion Bible apps we’ve found.
Bible app for children
Price: To free
The Bible App for Kids is exactly what you think it is. It is a Bible app for children. This is one of the many YouVersion Bible style apps that is starting to get quite popular. In it, children can play through an interactive adventure that teaches them more about the Bible, what happened in it and the people who come from it. There are also challenges, funny cartoons and other stuff. It’s also completely free, with no in-app purchases. This makes it ideal for those on a budget.
Biblical Gateway
Price: Free / $ 3.99 per month / $ 39.99 per year
Harper Collins’ Bible Gateway is a great Bible study app. The free version includes over 90 Bible translations including NIV, KJV, ESV, NKJV, NLT, NASB and many more. You also get 20 audiobook versions of the Bible in different languages, the ability to search each for your favorite passages, and the ability to take notes. There is a premium version for a subscription price that adds additional Bible study features.
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Bible by Life Church
Price: To free
Life Church’s Bible app is probably the best of all Bible apps. It comes with a whole bunch of features. The app gives you offline access so you can read the Bible anywhere. On top of that, there are 1,400 versions in a variety of languages. You can read the version you want. It also comes with a verse of the day, audio versions of the Bible, and more. Some of the versions provided include King James Version, New International Version, New King James Version, New Living Translation, Standard English Version, NASB, Message, Yoruba, Zulu, and others. This also makes it one of the most powerful Bible study apps. It’s completely free, with no in-app purchases.
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Daily Bible Verse
Price: To free
Daily Bible Verse is an app that shows you daily Bible verses. We know it’s not the most creative name ever. It doesn’t really matter, however. The app does a great job of showing you a different verse every day so that you have something to read. You can also choose between KJV or NIV versions of the Bible as you like. You can save your favorites or share them on Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites. It’s also a free app with no in-app purchases.
Our daily bread
Price: To free
Our Daily Bread is a Christian group that started in the 1930s. Since then, they have written a variety of books to talk about God, Christianity, and how to let God come into your life. It is essentially a magazine for the faithful. The app lets you download various things that you can read. You can get up to a month of prior work. The app also gives you reminders so you can remember it for Bible study, daily Bible reading ideas, and a public comment section. The app is a bit old school, but it works pretty well.
Podcast addict
Price: Free / $ 3.99
Podcast Addict is an outstanding podcast app. Many churches publish Sunday sermons as podcasts in case you miss the service yourself. Plus, there are plenty of bible-oriented podcasts out there with all kinds of different premises and messages. Podcast Addict’s user interface is straightforward with a bunch of options for playlists and downloads. The pro version is the same as the free version except there is no advertising. Podcast Addict also works with Android Auto, Wear OS, and Google Chromecast. Other options include Doggcatcher, Pocket Casts, and Podcast Go.
The Study Bible
Price: Free / $ 5.99
The Study Bible is perhaps the best of the Bible study apps. It mainly covers the New Testament although it touches on the Old Testament if necessary. It also contains several versions of the Bible, including the ESV, KJV, and NAS. With the app, you can also listen to several famous Christian figures answer various questions about the Bible, life and how you can connect with each other. You can download and view it for free or pay $ 5.99 for the full version of the app.
Bible Tecarta
Price: Free / Up to $ 58.99
Tecarta Bible is a comprehensive and robust application for the faithful. It includes the KJV version of the Bible for free. You can get over half a dozen translations through in-app purchases if you want a different version. You can also highlight your favorite verses, view a verse of the day, and more. There are also comments and devotions for those who want to know more. There are a small number of ads in the app. However, any in-app purchase will permanently remove them. The app also sells various Study Bibles, hence the in-app purchases.
Bonus: JW Library
Price: To free
JW Library is a Bible app specially designed for Jehovah’s Witnesses. However, he has a lot of things that any loyal person can use. It includes Bible translations in over 100 languages, different versions of the Bible, and a comparison tool for all different versions of the Bible. It’s great for Bible study if you specifically use the Bible tools. However, most of the rest of its content is directed specifically to Jehovah’s Witnesses. So, it may not be better for those who do not specifically follow this faith. We’re not entirely sure, but we haven’t seen any significant issues. Apparently, so are a few others, as the app has over a million reviews and a 4.9 rating. That’s crazy.
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