Bible Words: Daily Devotional app for iPhone and iPad

Discover the perfect Bible verse to match your mood with Bible Words! Whether youre feeling Happy, Thankful, Angry, Anxious, Lonely, or Sad, this app offers 100 carefully selected Bible verses in each category to guide you through life’s ups and downs. And we’re always adding new verses to ensure fresh inspiration from the Lord.

What makes Bible Words unique? You get to scratch to reveal each verse, making the experience of discovering God’s word more engaging and intimate. Feel connected to the scripture, as though youre receiving personal guidance from God.

This app is designed to be a source of comfort and wisdom during life’s challenges:
* When youre overwhelmed with anxiety—find peace in the Lords promises.
* When youre lonely—feel God’s presence through encouraging verses.
* When youre angry—discover calming proverbs that inspire forgiveness.
* When youre happy and thankful—give praise with verses that express gratitude.

No matter your situation, Bible Words brings the Lord’s guidance and strength into your life. It’s more than just reading; it’s a spiritual journey, helping you feel closer to God through His divine words.

Key Features:
* 100 Bible verses for every mood: Happy, Thankful, Angry, Anxious, Lonely, and Sad.
* 600 Bible verses in total, with more being added regularly.
* Scratch to reveal verses, adding a unique, interactive experience.
* Regular updates with new verses to keep your spiritual journey fresh.
* Perfect for daily meditation, prayer, or when you need God’s word to guide you.

What people are saying:
* “I love the scratch feature! It feels so personal, like a message from God just for me.” – Sarah K.
* “This app has helped me find peace during some of the most anxious times in my life.” – John D.
* “Every day I open it, I’m inspired by the perfect Bible verse that fits my mood.” – Emily L.

Disclaimer: Bible Words is intended for personal spiritual reflection and is not a substitute for professional mental health or religious guidance. Always consult with your pastor or counselor for any serious personal challenges.