Eightpoint's New Holy Bible App Makes It Easy to Stay Connected to God's Word--Even Offline
GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands, July 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- For many people of faith, finding time each day to read the Bible can be difficult. Whether it's due to a busy schedule, lack of access to a physical Bible, or not knowing where to begin, staying consistent with Scripture isn't always easy. The newly launched Holy Bible app, now available on Android and iOS, is designed to remove those barriers and help users stay connected to God's Word—anytime, anywhere.
Created for readers of all ages and backgrounds, the app offers a streamlined, accessible way to engage with Scripture every day. Users can receive inspirational Bible verses daily, explore multiple Bible translations including the King James Version (KJV), and access thoughtful devotionals that offer encouragement and guidance.
The Holy Bible app also includes a growing library of faith-based articles to help deepen users' understanding of Biblical teachings. With offline access, users can read the Bible and devotionals even when they're on the go or without internet service—perfect for travel or limited-connectivity environments.
Designed with simplicity in mind, the app features an intuitive layout that allows for easy navigation, highlighting, bookmarking, and note-taking, making it ideal for both quick inspiration and deeper study. Verses and devotionals can also be shared easily with friends and family, encouraging a sense of community and shared faith.
'We built this app to serve the real needs of people trying to grow spiritually in a busy, modern world,' said Ryan Marshall, Chief Product Officer. 'Our goal is to make it easier to bring Scripture into daily life in a meaningful way.'
The Holy Bible app is now available for free download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Whether you're a longtime believer or exploring the Bible for the first time, Holy Bible offers a welcoming, practical way to stay rooted in God's Word.
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