Scroll the Bible, one verse at a time.

A chapter arrives as a stack of single verses you scroll through, with a plain-language note where a passage needs one. Save what you want to keep.

Prayer Screen Bible scroll: one verse at a time with a plain-language note

How Bible scroll works

  1. Pick a chapter

    Every book and chapter of the Bible, or start a reading plan.

  2. Scroll verse by verse

    Each verse gets the whole screen, so you read it rather than skim past it.

  3. Save what stays with you

    Keep a verse to come back to. Unlimited saved verses come with Prayer Screen Plus.

A first read that makes sense

  • Plain-language notes

    Interpretation written for a first read, where a passage needs one.

  • Reading plans

    Plans from seven to thirty-one days.

  • A streak worth keeping

    Every day you read or pray counts. Miss one and a freeze covers the gap.

Example note · Psalm 23:1
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.
David casts God as a shepherd who leads, feeds, and guards the flock. To ‘not want’ isn’t getting every wish — it’s resting in the care of One who makes sure nothing you truly need is missing.

Questions

What is Bible scroll?

A way to read the Bible one verse per screen. You scroll through a chapter verse by verse, with a plain-language note where a passage needs one.

Does it include the whole Bible?

Yes. Every book and chapter.

Are there reading plans?

Yes, from seven to thirty-one days.

Can I save verses?

Yes. Unlimited saved verses come with Prayer Screen Plus.