The Apps and Tools I Use for Digital Bible Study

A showcase and review of the various apps and tools that I use (or have previously used) for digital Bible study. I go through the apps that I use to read and study the Bible as well as those that I use for notetaking, journaling, preach notes etc.

Which apps do you use for digital Bible study? Do you prefer the good old pen-and-paper approach? Comment your thoughts down below.

0:00 - Intro
0:34 - Olive Tree Bible
4:31 - Logos Bible
5:38 - YouVersion Bible
6:48 - GoodNotes 5
8:08 - OneNote
9:03 - Notion

APPS:

MY TOOLS:

ALTERNATIVES TO MY TOOLS:

MUSIC:
Song: DayFox - Foxylicious
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Song: MusicbyAden - Mondays
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Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported

Song: Niwel - Woody
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Song: Niwel - Bad Love (Instrumental) (Vlog No Copyright Music)
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[aaronbudke]

Which apps do you prefer to use for digital Bible study? Do you prefer the good old pen-and-paper approach?

[bella-bee]

Thanks that’s really useful. Summing up at the end was a great idea

[skevincampbell]

I use the Accordance Bible study program. I’ve only been using it for a few months. I’ve always been books, pens and Cambridge 8x5 notebooks before that. I still outline in different colors, but may switch to an iPad soon.

[Laura-sgss]

Notion for the win i think but would love to mindmap with a stylus tho....😢

[christopherchoa]

Notion has a limit of 1000 block limit for free plan.

[angiisera]

I love this video! If you don't mind me asking, are you South African?

[SoFrolushes]

I use a few of those . If I had an ipdad I would get more apps.

[saligamingtv]

The bigest app with more then 1000 bible translate is JW LIBRARY!

[carbonbiker]

Your coverage of Logos is very poor, frankly. It’s the best in class, hands down.