A Disappointing Update: My Thoughts on 'Bible 365 Days'

As someone who has been following the daily devotions of 'Bible 365 Days' for three years, I was initially excited to see what new features and improvements would be added in the latest update. However, I have to say that I'm extremely disappointed with the changes made.

The main issue I have is with the layout and navigation. With so much content to scroll through, it's frustrating to have to go back and forth constantly between different sections. The previous version allowed me to simply click on a text to open it up, which was much more convenient.

Another feature that has been lost is the ability to share daily devotions with others. I often wanted to send inspiring readings to friends and family, but now this option is no longer available.

On the other hand, I have always appreciated the way 'Bible 365 Days' presents a balanced education on important Christian concepts, including the Trinity, basic theology, and the relevance of Jesus' life and death. The commentary provided by Nicky and Pippa has been instrumental in helping me deepen my understanding of scripture.

Personally, this app has had a profound impact on my spiritual journey. It has helped me to realize the importance of discipleship and raising the next generation for Christ. I have started reading books on theology, talking to God regularly, and even discovering new aspects of Christianity that I previously overlooked.

In conclusion, while I am disappointed with some of the changes made in the latest update, I still believe that 'Bible 365 Days' is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking a deeper connection with God. I hope that future updates will address some of the issues I've mentioned and continue to provide valuable insights and inspiration.

About the Author

Kathryn is a stay-at-home mom who has been following the daily devotions of 'Bible 365 Days' for three years. She is passionate about discipling her children and raising them up in their faith. You can find more of her thoughts on Christianity, parenting, and life at .

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