Bible with Friends

Churches that study together grow together

Psalm 119 tells us that studying and living in the Word leads us in God's path:

“I have hidden your word in my heart
that I might not sin against you.”

With today's technology, shouldn't churches be able to easily connect people to God's Word?

YouVersion lets you do Bible studies together…unless you don't have a smartphone
WordGo is great for group gatherings…but it doesn't fit your church's sermon series
Abide teaches you Christian meditation techniques…but you can't gather a group with it
Carry looks great…as long as you have an iPhone
Even though it doesn't easily connect to the Bible, Microsoft Teams seems like the best approach!

Bible With Friends aims to change this:

Available on all smartphones, tablets, and computers
Easy to sign up
Easy to connect with a group, or create your own
Large library of media-rich Bible study plans
Leaders can create custom Bible study plans
Easy-to-moderate discussion platform
Full of accessibility features

Church attendance is declining, with 20% of US Americans attending church less often than before 2020. Americans' sense that they “never have enough time” has been for decades.

Americans also prefer consuming content on their own time. Between 2018 and 2020, most people started streaming movies instead of going to movie theaters.

It shouldn't surprise anyone that Americans would also prefer to do their Bible study on their own time, asynchronously, instead of having to arrange transportation, clear their schedules, and commute to a Bible study. Perhaps that's why most choose not to attend a Bible study and instead use one of the apps above to study the Bible alone.

Bible With Friends seeks to enhance church Bible studies by making asynchronous Bible study a reality for churches and small groups of all sizes, connecting people with the Bible in a way that makes sense for today, not 2010.