ESV Bible 4+

I think this is a good app and the developers have worked hard on it over the years. It has all that I need from a bible study suite - lots of reading plans, extra resources to buy in-app, highlighting, bookmarks, notes, sharing, with reading options such as fonts, sizing, filters, scrolling, clean page etc. My only gripe is that the split screen only appears in horizontal view, but this isn’t so much a problem as the tiny, unnoticeable ‘arrow’ that navigates that window, and if you have filters on your screen like I do, it’s almost impossible to see. It needs a bigger button shape! The reason I dropped a star.

That said, a nice clean, modern interface and easy to use menu makes up for any lack and you can keep all notes saved online and sync across your devices. Customer service is very prompt and helpful too. So if you enjoy reading the ESV translation, then this is a quality app by far.

It’s actually quite like Dwell app now and I backed out of that because it was going into meditation with music. Im not sure about music served up with everything. Actually I am, it’s a distraction and not good if you’re a bit deaf. Glad it’s not compulsory.

I’ve used the app a long time and loved Kirstyns gentle voice for free or maybe I made a one off payment. I don’t remember. . Now I’ve got a new device and when I downloaded from my back up the app has changed. Presumably just timed with an update. But now I have to subscribe for lots of extra stuff I don’t need and I’ve lost the one thing I wanted, my reader of joice who is now behind a paywall. Annoyed , you’re following the ways of the world I’m going to subscription models.
Meditation. Chewing over the word and discussing it, not some relaxing mind emptied or at least distracted state due to music. I’m sorry I’m getting it all off my chest while I have your attention. !
Could we have access to the classic version please!?

The new improved App is a great step forward. The print is clearer, easier to read. The new layout of the App is an improvement.

I’m not a fan of subscriptions … I would prefer to make a one off payment for a study Bible, a Commentaries, or a narrator etc. For some, $40 year is a big commitment …

Is a rethink possible? Would it be possibly to have subscriptions for those who wish to access everything and the option of making one off payments for others who only require some items?