How it works
Start with the truth. Take a faithful next step.
- Choose your perspective. Select the available Christian tradition and Bible edition you want to read.
- Bring a real question. Type a passage, a Bible name, or a specific concern. Free guidance draws from material stored on your device.
- Check the source. Read the cited passage and its context. Written commentary is interpretation; its review label is not a claim of church endorsement.
- Own your part. Identify a choice you can change. Another person’s behavior does not remove your responsibility for your own.
- Return to the commitment. Say what you did, what remains, and what got in the way. The app records your report; it cannot independently verify what happened.
A useful commitment
“I will tell the truth tomorrow” is something you can review. “I will make her trust me” depends on another person’s choice.
Trust and forgiveness cannot be demanded on a timetable. Keep change consistent and respect the other person’s response.
When a question goes beyond the library
Free guidance should say when it lacks a reliable answer. It may suggest optional AI conversation. AI is a separate subscription feature; your free conversation is not automatically transferred.
A chat commitment does not schedule a notification. Optional device reading reminders are a separate feature.