What apps have you come to appreciate most for assisting in sharing the Good News? We know of a couple. The Discover App (search Discover Bible in your app store) helps you facilitate discovery Bible studies, which can, in turn, be very useful in launching a disciple-making movement (DMM). It makes the Bible more accessible in English, Arabic, Somali, Dari, Pashto, Indonesian and Uyghur (Turkish, Urdu, Spanish and Swahili are all coming). Learn more at https://discoverapp.org/ . There’s also the M28 Global Discipleship App http://www.m28global.org/mobile-app.html. It helps prompt users in “God’s Story” passages, complete with response features. Now there’s also an app for Zume. Just click to https://zume.training/app. Zume has already helped train hundreds of groups full of thousands of believers in the principles and strategies of launching disciple-making movements. What other apps do you like?
myfriends.network is a web based app that offers various types of discovery bible studies from initial spiritual conversations, to basic disciplieship, to establishing disciples.
“Friend of Brigada” also apparently had this URL to mention: https://myfriends.network . So sorry if the comment form wouldn’t receive it. It’s supposed to allow one URL per comment for sure.
Another good app is 5fish (www.5fish.mobi)
You’ll have access to Bible stories in over 6,000 languages and dialects held in your hands.
I give people a card that takes them to the app by asking them, “I would like to share Bible stories in your language.”
Never been refused as I gave them a 5fish card.
I do use the Discover app and love that it has so many dialects of Arabic, however the app I truly use the most is YouVersion.
I use YouVersion to read through the various Arabic translations compared to the English so I can pick a version that suits the situation: CBB, educated Muslim seeker, etc. I will create multi-lingual scripture jpegs taking multiple screen grabs as I layer up the English then Arabic versions of a verse on the same Image. Sometimes I just do a screen grab of the ‘Compare’ feature. If I know I hope to share a passage with someone, I do this in advance so it is ready to look at together.