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App for Reading Letters from Jesus

VERSE OF THE DAY Word of the day

A word to accompany your day.

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Translation by João Ferreira de Almeida. Consult your Bible for the full context.
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Discover the apps for Jesus messages.

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A word for each day.

With the right app, you open your phone and immediately find the verse of the day, a short devotional, and the words of Jesus from the Gospels, in various languages and translations. All you need is an Android or iPhone. The apps on this list are free to download.

What are the "letters of Jesus"?

These are devotional writings by Christian authors in letter form, as if Jesus were speaking to the reader, always inspired by the Bible. The words of Jesus himself are found in the Gospels.

Are the apps free?

All are free to download. Some have extra content or an optional subscription.

Is it possible to receive one message per day?

Yes. Most send the verse or devotional of the day via notification, at the time you choose.

Do they work on Android and iPhone?

Yes. The apps on the list are available on Google Play and the App Store.

Do you want to read Jesus' messages every day?

Compare the apps, see what each one offers, and follow the step-by-step instructions to receive one message per day on your mobile phone.

Do you want to read Jesus' messages every day?
  • 1

    Choose the type of app

  • 2

    Download from the official store.

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    Turn on notifications.

Reading Jesus' words on your cell phone has become simple. There are apps with the complete Bible and the verse of the day, devotionals written in letter form, as if Jesus himself were speaking to the reader, and apps for Christian prayer and meditation. All of this fits in your pocket and can arrive as a notification every morning.

How to choose the right app

Before downloading, think about what you're looking for. If you want to read the Bible and receive a verse a day, a Bible app will do. If you like short texts in letter form, look for a daily devotional. And if you want to pray or meditate with audio, guided prayer apps are the best choice. It's worth remembering: the "letters of Jesus" in devotionals are reflections written by Christian authors, inspired by the Bible; the words of Jesus himself are in the Gospels.

What type of app are you looking for?

Bible with verse of the day

The complete Bible in various translations, with a new verse every day, reading plans, and notifications.

Devotionals in letter form

Short texts, written as if Jesus were speaking to the reader, with a message for each day of the year.

Christian prayer and meditation

Guided audio prayers, rosary, meditations, and Bible stories to listen to.

Reading and studying the Bible

Comparison of translations, word search, and commentary to understand each passage.

How to get started

  1. Choose the type of app. A Bible with a verse of the day, a devotional letter, or an audio prayer: start with what fits your routine.
  2. Download from the official store. Use only Google Play (Android) or the App Store (iPhone).
  3. Turn on notifications. Choose a time, such as when you wake up, to receive the message of the day.
  4. Read, save, and share. Save your favorite verses and send them to those you love.

Tips for greater success

Create a fixed moment.

Reading the message of the day at the same time every day, such as at breakfast, helps to create the habit.

Read the context.

When you like a verse, read the entire chapter in the app to understand the passage.

Share with you love.

Most apps generate images with the verse to send via WhatsApp or social media.

Informative content. SilvaDaily is not affiliated with, nor does it represent, any of the apps mentioned. The names and brands belong to their respective owners. The verses on the card are from the João Ferreira de Almeida translation, which is in the public domain. Always download apps from official app stores.