Read the Bible with your notes beside each verse. Questions and sermon insights stay close.
Keep reflections and questions where they came up, group them by sermon, cell group, or Bible study, and explore curated insights including 1,200+ Redemption Hill Church sermons.
Read
One study space for Scripture, your notes, and insights from sermons and books.
Whether you're listening on Sunday, preparing for cell group, reading on your own, or revisiting a question later, everything stays tied to the passage that sparked it.
Notes beside every verse
Keep observations, sermon notes, and reflections attached to the exact passages they came from across the whole Bible.
Questions where they arise
Save questions next to their verses so you can return to them during study, conversation, or prayer.
Sessions for real study rhythms
Organize notes and questions by sermons, cell groups, Bible studies, or personal reading sessions.
RHC sermon insights
Redemption Hill Church users can explore insights from more than 1,200 sermons preached across the years.
Ask
Find cited passages and resources
Ask questions about Scripture or Christian faith and get pointed back to Bible passages and source-backed resources.
Learn
Reinforce what you read
Use daily quizzes, solo sessions, or multiplayer rooms to recap passages in a lighter, more memorable way.
Hey friend,
Thank you for visiting this little app! I wanted to share some of my guiding thoughts in building it. My hope was to put together my notes, reflections and thoughts as I read the Bible next to the verses, so that I could 'encounter' them again when I returned to the passage. That started the first version of the app, and is also why the main desktop interface resembles an open bible!
I also felt it would be useful to have a guide towards resources that might be helpful as questions surface during conversations with friends, Bible reading sessions, or just as we go about life. The 'Ask' mode here is simply to guide us to resources that we may want to dive deeper into. In citing passages and resources, the idea is that we can find out what may be helpful and where we can continue to explore more deeply or engage in conversation with others. The goal isn't to give answers, but to point you to passages that may be relevant, resources and what others have preached or written, so you can reflect, discern, and have richer conversations with the people around you.
Finally, there's a Bible trivia mode in 'Learn' that could be a fun way for us to engage with the Word! There's a Quiz of the Day for everyone (inspired by my recent Wordle sessions), and I thought it would also be great for recapping passages together at the start of a cell group session, or even as a lighthearted way to end the week.
My prayer is that as you use this, you'll feel the Holy Spirit gently guiding you, and that in your encounters and reencounters, something will spark in your walk with Him.
There's so much to discover. I'm glad you're here.
May you grow in the Word!
John 1
Sermon sessionNote
Creation, Word, and new beginning.
Question
How does this connect to Genesis 1?
Saved to this passage and session.
From the RHC sermon archive: John opens with creation language to show Jesus as the eternal Word through whom all things came into being.
“1,200+ Redemption Hill Church sermons can surface as study insights where they connect to the passage.”