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by Mrsh711

I used the app for several months now and want to love it. Its interface and functionality are beautiful, but too many reflections are somewhat political, leaning towards U.S. “conservatism,” and reveal a lack of respect and care for humanity particularly through diversity along racial and political lines. One example of this includes a family needing to be “saved” while traveling in a community “renowned for its crime” in LA and ignoring the humanity that lives in the same. Another example is a reflection that boasts one’s decision to pray over meals while attending a liberal college, as though there aren’t many students at liberal colleges who pray or express gratitude at meal times, which I personally know otherwise. Finally, when there are images of people, I’ve yet to see anyone who does not appear to be white. With this reach comes responsibly, and my prayer is that the creators of the app will take a moment to consider how the thoughts shared promote more human, flawed thinking than Christ-like love and care.

by Nick Havisham

The screen where they suggested “please allow us to track you, so we can better advertise to you, etc..” got me. What business does a spiritual app—a prayer app—have encouraging you to let them track you? Isn’t hawking a paid subscription plan (before the user even sees any of the functionality of the app) good enough for you? It’s a real shame how people behave in this space. I have no problem with making money in business or even trying to find some profit in a spiritual niche—that’s all fine. But this was just so over the top and so transparent, that it makes me strongly question the intentions of the people behind this app. I’d suggest this: try to show your customer why this app is good—and why it may truly help them in their life or “spiritual journey, or whatever, before you start selling to them. You can have that attitude if you’re selling HVAC’s or cars, but in this space that attitude will only serve to hurt you from the get-go.

by Grammie Duckie

This is food from God's word and a brief but thoughtful commentary. When you have upgraded to the paid version you eliminate any distraction to take your mind away from absorbing the essential nourishment. A new serving each morning comes with a reminder to "taste and see that the LORD is good" and that He is reaching out to feed your soul using a method that is effective in today's hectic electronic world. Then you may share freely the scripture set in an attractive background. When you've feasted this way for a few days on the free version, perhaps you'll help the folks who serve their fellow believers to deliver these tasty morsels by paying them less than the cost of a bag of chips. I'm glad I did.