apiALARM vs Truth Has a Name

Keep your home or business connected, protected and one step ahead with a.p.i. ALARM'S mobile app. Connect your security, locks, lights, video cameras and more through a single app that protects you from crime, fire, carbon monoxide and even water damage. One app for your iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch makes it easy to: * Remotely control your entire property * Know what’s going on with intelligent alerts and live video feeds * Automate your daily security routine and other repetitive tasks apiALARM is fully supported on your Apple Watch. So, accessing your system is as easy as checking the time. Note: apiALARM requires a compatible system and an interactive a.p.i. ALARM service plan. Feature availability varies based on system, equipment and specific service plan. Visit apialarm.com for more information. Some of apiALARM’s Home Features: * Control your security panel, locks and lights from anywhere * Receive customizable alerts when people arrive and leave or when there’s unexpected activity * Watch live and recorded video from your cameras * Talk to visitors through your doorbell camera and unlock your door Some of apiALARM’s Business Features: * Arm/disarm your security panel across multiple locations * Receive alerts if a location opens late or an employee access a restricted area * Video alerts based on specific types of activity * Automate lights, locks and thermostats * Track and manage access to multiple locations * Buzz open access controlled doors * Respond to alarm events and alert emergency personnel

Truth Has a Name is a quiet place to be with God. Not another feed to keep up with — a companion for the few honest minutes a day when you want to pray, to listen, and to be met by Scripture rather than by noise. • Guide — be led, one question at a time, from what's on your heart toward what God might be saying in it. It reflects back what it hears, and lands in Christ. • Abide — a guided devotion you can simply listen to. Choose a length, choose stillness or soft music, and let a passage and a short reflection carry you into prayer. • Scripture — read the Bible plainly, or follow Daily Bread, a reading that meets you where you are and gives you room to respond. • Ask Anything — a companion grounded in Scripture, for the questions you're turning over. It's honest about what it doesn't know, and it points you back to the Word. • Together — a small, private circle. Share a verse that carried you, ask for prayer, sit with someone in theirs. Only the people you've invited ever see it. Come as you are. There's nothing to keep up with, and nothing to perform — just a door you can open each morning.