Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly
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| Name | BibleTrainer |
|---|---|
| Version | 0.1.5 |
| Update | Nov 26, 2023 |
| Size | 8 MB |
| Category | Books & Reference |
| Installs | 100+ |
| Developer | John Redeemed |
| Android OS | Android 5.1+ |
| Google Play ID | io.bibletrainer.scripture |
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BibleTrainer · Description
The Christian life is a battle. Often it can feel like a continuous struggle against doubt, temptation and anxieties. But God hasn’t left us defenseless; he’s given us a powerful weapon so we can fight back against the Devil’s schemes. The armor of God starts and ends with the belt of truth and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God (Ephesians 6:14-17).
"The joy-producing effects of memorizing Scripture and having it in my head and heart are incalculable. The world and its God-ignoring, all-embracing secularism is pervasive. It invades my mind every day. What hope is there to have a mind filled with Christ except to have a mind filled with his Word? I know of no alternative." John Piper, When I Don't Desire God, page 120.
So, we’ve made a free mobile app to help you store up God's word in your heart. By breaking down verses into smaller chunks and allowing you to reveal them piece-by-piece, memorization comes quicker. We’ve also used a font called Sans Forgetica - designed using the principles of cognitive psychology to help you remember what you’ve read.
"The joy-producing effects of memorizing Scripture and having it in my head and heart are incalculable. The world and its God-ignoring, all-embracing secularism is pervasive. It invades my mind every day. What hope is there to have a mind filled with Christ except to have a mind filled with his Word? I know of no alternative." John Piper, When I Don't Desire God, page 120.
So, we’ve made a free mobile app to help you store up God's word in your heart. By breaking down verses into smaller chunks and allowing you to reveal them piece-by-piece, memorization comes quicker. We’ve also used a font called Sans Forgetica - designed using the principles of cognitive psychology to help you remember what you’ve read.
