Life Application Study Bible

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Our app comes with NIV, ESV, KJV, NKJV, and more. We also have Bibles in Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, and more. Simply a blessing! Been using now for four years. I preach at a prison four days a week, then I take the same men out and we work together. And this app is my main tool. It enables me to save my scriptures that my pastor teaches on from sermons at my church and refreshes me as I put together sermons for Monday through Thursday. I like the search capability when I am building sermons as well. I spend time with many people that are un-churched and non-scriptural if you will, So this thing is extremely handy. That doesn’t sound very technical because when you’re out in the street, life is not technical, It is spiritual. I would like for all the people involved in this project to know that you are blessing many many folks especially myself, and all the people whose lives I am blessed to be able to touch. I would like to thank you very very much and please continue your work in Jesus name. New features include: a refreshed interior design with a second color for visual clarity; meaningfully updated study notes and features; and the Christian Worker's Resource – a special supplement to enhance the reader's ministry effectiveness. Application & Explanatory Notes—Hundreds of new study notes have been added where there was additional need to help the reader understand and apply the text.

Read the Bible Gateway Blog post, New Edition of the Life Application Study Bible to Be Released in October] Commentaries include Cornerstone Bible Commentary, Life Application Bible Commentary, Thru the Bible Commentary, Jon Courson’s Application Commentary, Believer’s Bible Commentary, Matthew Henry Concise Commentary and the Preacher’s Commentary. How often do we push right through life without bothering to pause and listen for God? How many times has he called to me, but I failed to recognize his voice? How often do I pray and then fail to listen quietly for God’s answer? How often do I come to God with my own agenda instead of asking for his? If God has something to say to me, I don’t want to miss it, so this short verse is a reminder to me to be alert to God’s voice.Get daily Bible app notifications each morning for the Bible verse of the day and daily devotional;

Bible Gateway interviewed Ron Beers, general editor of the Life Application Study Bible, Third Edition, (Tyndale House/Zondervan, 2019). it would be helpful if default templates could be made so new notes would start with a certain set of words and paragraphs since sermons/classes follow a pretty set format. What I have done as a workaround is I just created some notes which I copy and then paste into a new note I create for each sermon/class, but it is annoying. Subscriptions may be managed, and auto-renewal turned off, by visiting your iTunes Account Settings after purchasing.

Life Application Study Bibles are designed to help readers understand and apply the Bible's teachings to their lives. They are available in the NIV, NLT, KJV, and NKJV translations.

People Profiles—Descriptions of Bible characters detailing strengths and weaknesses, accomplishments and mistakes, and key lessons from their lives.

Other than the issue with notes listed above everything is good. I'd give the software 5/5 stars if it wasn't for the inconvenience of not being able to have attachments as that is the biggest issue. Charts and diagrams help readers visualize different concepts and relationships and their significance in the book, throughout the Bible and in our lives. Maps What was the original decision process in selecting which passages of Scripture would be associated with study notes? Create personal study notes in the Bible app with our “verse notes” feature! See your personal insights as you read through the Bible;Co-publisher of the Life Application Study Bible, Third Edition is HarperCollins Christian Publishing, Inc., the parent company of Bible Gateway. Ron Beers: These are the two most popular “modern” translations in the US right now. They are both excellent for reading and study. The NLT would lean more toward a “thought-for-thought” translation philosophy (putting greater emphasis on the intended original meaning of a passage) while the NIV would lean a bit more literal in its translation philosophy (putting slightly more emphasis on translating each word with its original language equivalent). Both translation philosophies have their merits. I’m a member of the Central Bible Translation Committee for the New Living Translation (NLT), so I am of course biased in that direction! God has been speaking to His people for thousands of years… and that takes some research to understand! That is why we provide digital books (free & paid) to help you go deeper into God’s Word. Give an example of how a current issue in the Christian faith is handled in the notes about it in the LASB. Give an example of a difficult passage of Scripture for which notes are written to better understand it.