Details about Read Scripture

  • Released
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  • iOS Version
  • Age Rating
  • Size
  • Devices
  • Languages
  • December 21, 2015
  • October 2, 2024
  • 13.0+
  • 4+
  • 106.5MB
  • iPhone, iPad, iPod
  • American English

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Version History of Read Scripture

9.2.3

December 19, 2023

Updated the build with general bug fixes

9.2.1

January 3, 2022

Fixes issue on iOS where the app's images weren't loading

9.2.0

December 31, 2021

General bug fixes

9.1.8

August 27, 2021

Fixing bug with reading Psalms. Adding instructions for how to fast-forward your reading by long-pressing on a date.

9.1.7

June 14, 2021

Adjusting Bible Data loading

9.1.6

June 2, 2021

General updates and bug fixes

7.1.0

June 29, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Hark! A Read Scripture Update! In addition to several small bug fixes, we have added a more robust video player to solve connection and audio issues.

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7.0.0

May 15, 2018

Behold! Our first major Read Scripture app update in a while! Here’s a peek into the changes: * Lot’s of backend fixes that will make your experience smoother and lay the groundwork for future features! * Added: Ability to mark day “unread" * Added: Support for iPhone X * Added: Offline mode for the Bible Reading (the videos won't be viewable in offline mode)

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2.8

March 23, 2017

Thank you for continuing to read God's Word through Read Scripture. We are so incredibly encouraged by your testimonies! New features: - Font size changer! Check it out in the settings or in the reading view menu. - Long press on the session item in the session list will display completion dialog. This allows for marking all previous sessions as complete, too! - Simplification of the reading modes. There are now just 2 options which will hopefully make it easier for you to choose how you read.

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2.6

February 13, 2017

* Fixed issue with loading the daily reading on some devices * Added in a settings toggle for the verse numbers

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Description of Read Scripture

The goal of Read Scripture is that everyone would read the Bible for themselves and discover the truth and beauty of God’s Word. To this end, we are curating a year-long Bible reading plan and supplementing the reading with amazingly creative videos (produced by our friends at the Bible Project) that explain every book of the Bible, major theological themes of the gospel, and tips on how to read the Bible. We house all of this content in a beautifully designed app that is available to download in the App Store. We encourage you to experience Read Scripture in community but it is set up so that you can go through it on your own. Scripture quotations are from the ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.
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Read Scripture: FAQ

Can Read Scripture support iPad devices?

Yes, Read Scripture is optimized for iPad devices.

Who launched the Read Scripture app?

Crazy Love Ministries is the developer of Read Scripture.

What should be the minimum iOS version for Read Scripture?

The minimum iOS requirement: 13.0.

How do users rate Read Scripture?

Users have overwhelmingly positive things to say about Read Scripture, as evidenced by its stellar rating of 4.8 out of 5.

What genre of app is Read Scripture?

The App Category Of The Read Scripture App Is Books.

Which is the latest version of Read Scripture?

9.2.3 is the current version of Read Scripture.

When did the last Read Scripture update come out?

The latest update for Read Scripture was released on October 2, 2024.

When did Read Scripture get launched?

The app was initially released on February 5, 2023.

What content advisory rating is assigned to the Read Scripture app?

Designed for children, contains no adult material.

What languages is Read Scripture available in?

Currently, the Read Scripture app supports the following languages: American English.

Is Read Scripture part of the Apple Arcade lineup of games?

Sorry, Read Scripture is not part of Apple Arcade.

Is Read Scripture eligible for in-app purchases?

No, Read Scripture is not eligible for in-app purchases.

Does Read Scripture offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro?

No, Read Scripture does not offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Are there commercial ads in Read Scripture?

No, there are no commercial ads in Read Scripture.

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Reviews of Read Scripture

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  • Beautifully made. Perfect.

    This app is perfect for those who need guidance on the Scriptures of the Bible and feel lost between its many contents. Each day is broken down into explanatory videos, the actual Scripture, and a Psalm/prayer and meditation part at the end. It has a plan for reading the entire Bible in less than a year (about 358 days I believe it was). On top of that, it’s an aesthetically pleasing app and it’s absolutely perfect. Exactly what I want in a Christian app. I have no words and no edits. I can say with confidence every Christian, whether new or experienced, young or old, would benefit from this app. Best Christian app I’ve tried by far.
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  • After reading through Genesis a million times, I’ve finally completed the whole Bible! 😄

    When I recommitted my life to the Lord at 17, I plowed through the Bible in four months. In the many years since, I’ve tried, tried, and retried to reread it, without success. I’d print out a paper copy of a reading plan and start strong- then I’d lose the paper. Or I’d get off track and, by the time I’d get back to it, I’d feel like it had been so long, I should start over. I’ve seriously probably read Genesis at least 20 times. 😝(ADHD here- hyper focused teenager, distracted adult.)

    Then a friend posted about this app on fb and I decided to try it. True to form, I’d get off track here and there. But the app was always ready and waiting to continue on when I’d get back to it. It took me way longer than a year to get through it, but the part I care about is that I actually made it past Genesis, lol.

    I prefer reading a hard copy, so I usually use the app more as a tracker, but it is nice to be able to do the reading in the app if I’m out and about and find myself with time to read.

    Just as a tracker alone, I’d rate this app highly, but the Bible Project videos that are throughout add so much. And it’s easy to use and looks good.

    I finished reading through the whole Bible today, for the first time in 26 years! Definitely wouldn’t have happened without the app. Thank you!

    (I never review anything, so consider the fact that I did, an extra star. 😆)
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  • Very Cool. Even Better Than Expected

    I was looking for something related to Francis Chan in the App Store, because I love his quote, “I want to live my life in such a way that if God doesn’t come through I’m screwed.” That’s become my life motto in combination with Jeremiah 17:7 “But the person who trusts in the Lord will be blessed. The Lord will show him that he can be trusted.”

    The bible app I’ve used for years has taken on too much of a social media format, so I download this app. This app is very impressive. The short videos are very well done in regards to content, narration and artwork. What a great idea to put the Bible in context for the reader. No matter how many times you read through the Bible you learn something new.

    The illustrations are very cool and it’s a nice feature to hide the verse numbers if you want, to give a different reading experience. The circular animation that coincides with taking a deep breath is fantastic. I need a reminder to take a deep breath and relax. Francis Chan frequently mentions each breath we take is because God allowed it.
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