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The Christian app and resource directory
Organised by what you are actually trying to do, not by product type - so a free website, a print study Bible and a piece of software can compete for the same recommendation. Every pick links to a full review.
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Bible apps
YouVersion is the best Bible app for most people, Blue Letter Bible is best for study, and Dwell is best for listening. All free options compared.
Bible study tools
The best Bible study software, free study websites and study Bibles, compared side by side. Logos leads paid, Blue Letter Bible leads free.
Bible memory
We tested every Bible memory app worth using. Verses wins overall, Scripture Typer is the best free option, and Fighter Verses is best for families.
Daily devotionals
The best daily devotional apps and books, compared. Which are free, which are scripturally serious, and which to skip.
Prayer apps
Abide, Pray.com, Echo Prayer and Lectio 365 compared. Which prayer apps are genuinely free, and which are worth paying for.
Audio Bibles
Dwell, Through the Word, Daily Audio Bible and Bible.is compared. The best audio Bible apps, including the genuinely free ones.
Apps for kids
The best Bible apps, story Bibles and Christian shows for kids, by age. Which are free, which have ads, and which are worth buying.
Greek & Hebrew
Free interlinear Bibles, lexicons and original-language software compared - Blue Letter Bible, STEPBible, BDAG, Accordance and more.
Commentaries
Which Bible commentary should you buy? Free online options, one-volume picks and the major series compared by depth and tradition.
Catholic apps
Hallow, Ascension, Universalis, iBreviary and Magnificat compared. The best Catholic apps for prayer, the Mass and the Liturgy of the Hours.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Learn of Christ directory?
A guide to the best Christian apps, websites and books, organised by what you are trying to do rather than by product type. Every recommendation links to a full independent review on this site, and nothing on these pages is paid placement.
How are these ranked?
Each product has its own review with a 0-5 editorial rating, and the hubs draw on those. Where an external rating exists with enough votes behind it to be meaningful, we show it and say where it came from; otherwise the rating is ours and is labelled as editorial. Our full methodology is published.
Do you take money for placement?
No. There is no sponsored placement, no paid submission and no pay-to-rank in this directory. That is a deliberate difference from most Christian app directories, which sell category placement or charge developers to be listed.
Why do books and websites appear alongside apps?
Because the best answer to a question is often not an app. "Best Bible study tools" honestly answered includes a free website, a print study Bible and a piece of software - so our hubs rank all three together instead of pretending the category is app-only.