Powerful
Response from developer
The power isn’t ours, warrior. It’s the Word. “For the word of God is living and active, and sharper than any two-edged sword” (Hebrews 4:12). Thank you for fighting with us. Keep standing. — Matt, founder of Armor Up
Great app
Response from developer
We appreciate your thoughts. Good work is God's work, helping us keep creating! We will keep on going to help others fight back, overcome, and stay in the Word!
Life Changing
Response from developer
This is exactly why Armor Up exists. Willpower runs out. The Gospel doesn’t. “If therefore the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed” (John 8:36). Thank you for sharing your story. It will help someone still in the fight take the first step. Stay armored up, warrior. — Matt, founder of Armor Up
Great App!
Response from developer
Good days and hard ones alike: that’s where the war is won, one day at a time. “The weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh, but mighty before God to the throwing down of strongholds” (2 Corinthians 10:4). Thank you for standing with us, warrior. — Matt, founder of Armor Up
Saving souls shouldn’t cost $9.99
There are hurting people everywhere right now—people battling depression, addiction, loneliness, fear, and hopelessness. If you have a tool that could help bring them closer to God, why put such a heavy price barrier in front of them?
When an app charges that much for spiritual guidance, it starts to feel less like ministry and more like business. And that’s disturbing. Helping people find truth, wisdom, and a relationship with God should never feel like something reserved for those who can afford a monthly subscription.
Response from developer
I hear the heart in this — no one hurting should be priced out of help, and I feel that as much as you do. But like any ministry, this has real costs. The library, the team, the servers, the community running day and night — thousands a month, much of it our small team has funded out of pocket because we believe in it. Scripture says the worker is worthy of his wages, and a mission no one supports doesn’t survive to serve anyone. For those who can support it, the annual plan comes to less than a dollar a week — and that support is what keeps the doors open. For people facing genuine hardship, we work with them individually to find a way. That’s not selling faith. It’s what it costs to keep the armory standing. The door’s open — for you too.









