1 Seed
Start with one verse.
Every morning: a verse of the day, a two-minute devotional with one thing to do, and a prayer you can pray out loud. Sized to the minutes you actually have.
Daily devotional & prayer →Christlike · A daily Bible app
Grow closer to God, every day.
Try it now
You have a seed. Can you grow a cedar?
Seeds: 0
SproutSaplingTreeCedar
-
Fill the gap:
God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in and in truth.
Show the answer
spirit · John 4:24 · Jesus said this to a woman at a well in Samaria who had asked where people should worship (John 4:20).
-
Which book is this from?
“Be strong and of a good courage;”
Show the answer
Joshua · Joshua 1:9
-
Who said this?
“O LORD, thou hast searched me, and known me”
Show the answer
David · Psalm 139:1 · Psalm 139 carries the title A Psalm of David.
-
How does this verse end?
Keep thy heart with all diligence; …
Show the answer
for out of it are the issues of life. · Proverbs 4:23
-
Put these words from Ruth 1:16 in order.
Show the answer
thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God · Ruth 1:16 · Ruth to Naomi, her mother in law, on the road to Bethlehem.
-
Where is Sidon?
Sidon Corinth Athens ThessalonicaShow the answer
Sidon · Genesis 10:19
You grew a cedar!
Keep growing on Google PlayThe righteous shall flourish like the palm tree: he shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon.
A verse, a devotional and a prayer every morning. The whole Bible with the story behind every chapter. Journeys, Bible Shorts, Bible games, Church Groups for your church, and Seek and Find, a study companion that stays in Scripture.
Verse of the day ·
Withhold not good from them to whom it is due, when it is in the power of thine hand to do it.
King James Version. The same verse opens the app today, with a devotional and a prayer built around it.
How you grow
From a seed to a cedar.
The app's five levels are named after a plant's life, and so is the way it helps you grow. Scroll on.
2 Sprout
Understand what you read.
The whole King James Bible offline, and under every chapter the story, the places on a map, the people and a word worth knowing.
Bible & Behind this chapter →3 Sapling
Go deeper, a day at a time.
Seven-day Journeys on peace, prayer, forgiveness and more. Ask Seek and Find anything about the Bible and get an answer grounded in Scripture.
Journeys →4 Tree
Grow with your people.
Friends who keep your streak company, Sword Drill duels, a Church Group for your church with one code, and live quiz rooms for the whole hall.
Church Groups & live rooms →5 Cedar
Keep going, for years.
Seeds you earn, Rest Days and Grace Days for the hard weeks, and levels from Seed to Cedar that unlock new avatars of Bible people as you grow.
Seeds & growth →Seek and Find
Ask anything about the Bible.
The search bar on Home answers questions in plain words, with the verses it drew on. Grounded in Scripture, honest about what the Bible does not say, and never pretending to be your pastor.
How Seek and Find worksWhy did Jesus weep at Lazarus's tomb if he knew he would raise him?
John tells us Jesus already knew what he was about to do (John 11:4, 11). So his tears were not despair. The text says that when he saw Mary and the others weeping, "he groaned in the spirit, and was troubled" (John 11:33), and then "Jesus wept" (John 11:35).
Two things seem to be happening. He is moved by the grief of people he loves, sharing it rather than standing above it. And he is troubled by death itself, the enemy he came to defeat. Knowing the ending did not make him cold to the middle.
For us, that means our tears are not a lack of faith. Jesus knew the resurrection was minutes away and still wept with his friends.
- John 11:33-35
- John 11:4
- Romans 12:15
Follow-ups: What does "groaned in the spirit" mean? · How does Jesus comfort people who grieve?
A look inside
Everything, in one calm app.
Home, Today, Learn, Bible, Fellowship. Reading screens stay quiet; the games can celebrate.
Today
Verse, devotional, prayer. Two minutes or fifteen.
Seek and Find
Ask anything about the Bible. Every answer links to the verses.
Bible Shorts
A Bible story on video, then the verse and a question you can ask.
Bible games
Quick rounds, and every answer shows you where to read it.
Your garden
Seeds you earn, a streak with Rest Days, five levels.
Journeys
Seven days on one theme, one short lesson a day.
New in Christlike
Bible Shorts
The great stories of the Bible, one minute at a time.
Questions
Things people ask first.
What is Christlike?
Christlike is a Bible app for a few quiet minutes with God every day. Each morning there is a verse, a short devotional and a prayer, and the whole King James Bible is built in.
When you want to go further, there are Journeys, Bible games, Church Groups, and Seek and Find for your questions.
What games are in Christlike?
- Word Quest: a Bible quiz you play on your own, from 5 to 50 questions.
- Sword Drill: a friendly duel. You and a friend answer the same questions, and the most points wins.
- Daily Drill: a few quick questions each day to keep God's Word close.
- Live rooms: a quiz a whole group plays together, at the same moment.
Which phones does Christlike work on?
Christlike is on Google Play for Android phones.
The app is in English, with more languages coming.
What is a Rest Day?
You get one Rest Day each week. If you miss a day, your Rest Day covers it by itself, so your streak stays alive.
It comes back every Monday. A covered day keeps your streak going but does not add to it.
Start growing today
A verse, a devotional and a prayer are waiting for you every morning.
