Abide-Daily Scripture Study

Abide-Daily Scripture Study

Read. Reflect. Pray. Grow.

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  • Released
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  • November 12, 2025
  • August 20, 2026

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This app guides daily Bible study with curated scripture passages, a built-in timer for focused reflection, and progress tracking. It aims to help users build a consistent habit of reading, meditating on, and applying God's Word to their lives.

✓Daily curated scripture passages
✓Built-in reading timer
✓Proverbs and wisdom reflections
✓Complete Bible access
✓Reading progress tracker
✓Peaceful reading interface
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What's New in Abide

2.0.5

August 20, 2026

Fixed several known issues and improved stability.

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Last updated on October 12, 2026.

User reviews

Dan Chicago

I love the anonymous hands on learning. It takes all the risk out of feeling stupid while learning the foundation. Thanks!!

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abide in Christ Jesus that's Gods word be bold in the Lord God Almighty

Rachel

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Very suspicious

There is an enormous problem with this app that people need to be aware of and it’s not a technical problem. The app was created by & is owned by a Malaysian company.

Malaysia is a Muslim country. I’ve spent time there. Only ethnic Chinese and Indians are allowed to practice other religions. All Malays must be Muslim. If anyone is caught proselytizing a Malay and helping them convert to another faith, both parties face the death penalty.

I have tremendous respect for Muslims & know many absolutely incredible Muslims that put American Christians to shame, particularly the martyrs and survivors in Gaza. So my concern is not due to prejudice.

Rather, the question is: since Christianity is heresy in Islam, why are Muslim Malaysians running a Bible app for Christians? There can’t be enough money in it to risk the ire of the government and imams. And they can’t possibly be Malay Christians and still located in Malaysia. What’s their motive?

I’m deleting the app now.
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FAQ

What does the Abide app do?

Abide is a daily reading and reflection app designed to help users build a consistent Bible study habit. It provides curated scripture passages, a timer for focused reading, and tools to track spiritual growth over time.

What are the key features of Abide?

Key features include daily guided reading missions with short Bible passages, a reading timer for focused meditation, reflections on Proverbs and wisdom books, complete Bible access with highlighting, and a progress tracker to visualize reading time and streaks.

Is Abide free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering core features for daily scripture study. Additional content or advanced features may be available through in-app purchases.

What is the main goal of using Abide?

The main goal of Abide is to help users grow their faith daily through consistent reading, reflection, and practice of God's Word. It aims to make this spiritual growth tangible, trackable, and personal.

How does Abide help with Bible study consistency?

Abide promotes consistency through daily reading missions that set clear goals, a built-in timer to encourage focused attention, and a progress tracker that visualizes reading streaks and completed chapters, motivating users to maintain their habit.