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  • October 26, 2018
  • June 24, 2026

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Access daily devotionals, a categorized blog, and multiple podcasts from a ministry focused on connecting faith with everyday life. Enjoy fresh content on diverse topics and shareable devotional entries with customizable reminders.

Categorized mobile blog
Daily devotional content
Multiple podcast episodes
Shareable devotional entries
Customizable reminders
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What's New in The Mockingapp

2.0.2

June 24, 2026

- Improved contrast on articles for WCAG compliance. - Fixed truncated devotional content when sharing. - Added "copy to clipboard" functionality for devotionals. - Added new icons that display clearly in dark mode. - Fixed a bug with podcast navigation from the home screen.

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Visual noise

That's my perception of MBird's new format. Content curators have avoided more than occasional, veiled references to national and international events, which I find preposterous and disturbing.

Can't pretend indifference is ok

I was stunned that, in the wake of Renee Good's murder, your following home church sermon was on self-validation. At least one of your ministers spoke up in 2017 when an extremist killed Heather Heyer. What has happened since then?
Your policy seems to be "Ignore everything; acknowledge nothing." Could you, a single time, devote space to the state of our government which, with abandon, kidnaps, illegally imprisons, and murders both citizens and immigrants—and believes it has a divine right to overthrow any vulnerable sovereign nation it pleases? Or has your diocesan bishop forbidden it?
Ignoring the current chaos is a cop-out (intentional pun). If fear motivates your silence, remember Esther. What are ministries for anyway? Take a cue from Sojourners Magazine.
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Can't pretend indifference is ok

I was stunned that, in the wake of Renee Good's murder, your home church sermon today was on self-validation. You spoke up when they killed Heather Heyer. What has happened to you?
Please skip one movie analysis and instead write in depth, devoting more than vague reference, to the state of our government which, with abandon, kidnaps and murders both citizens and immigrants—and believes it has a divine right to overthrow any vulnerable sovereign nation it pleases.
To ignore the current chaos is a cop-out (intentional pun). If fear or the like motivates your silence, remember Esther. What are ministries for anyway? Take a cue from Sojourners Magazine.
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Can't pretend indifference is ok

I was stunned that, in the wake of Renee Good's murder, your home church sermon today was on self-validation. You spoke up when they killed Heather Heyer. What has happened to you?
Please skip one movie analysis and instead write in depth, devoting more than vague reference, to the state of our government which, with abandon, kidnaps and murders both citizens and immigrants—and believes it has a divine right to overthrow any vulnerable sovereign nation it pleases.
My God, what are ministries for anyway? Example: see Sojourners Magazine.
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A cup of cheer

Magazine and podcasts that bring hope and grace during winter drear and troubling times throughout the year. Thank you!

FAQ

What does The Mockingapp do?

The Mockingapp provides a centralized platform for content from Mockingbird Ministries. It offers a mobile-optimized blog with categorized articles, a 365-day devotional plan, and all episodes from various ministry podcasts.

What are the key features of The Mockingapp?

Key features include a sortable blog covering topics from relationships to theology, a full 365-day devotional with sharing options and reminders, and access to multiple podcast series for streaming and downloading.

Is The Mockingapp free to use?

Yes, The Mockingapp is available for free. The description does not mention any in-app purchases, subscriptions, or advertisements, indicating it is a free resource.

What kind of content can I expect from The Mockingapp?

You can expect fresh daily content on topics such as relationships, movies, social science, and theology. The app also provides daily devotionals and a variety of podcasts from Mockingbird Ministries.

Who is The Mockingapp for?

This app is designed for individuals who want to connect the grace of God with the realities of their everyday lives. It's for those seeking spiritual growth and practical application of faith through accessible content.