Gratitude · Prayer · Scripture

A quiet place to pray, give thanks, and stay in the Word.

Day one asks what small moment made you smile. Day two hundred asks what fear you faced. A 365-day gratitude challenge, wrapped around a prayer journal, your Bible, and your church.

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The THNK GOD home screen asking what are you thanking God for right now, with a compose box and a gratitude streak.

In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.

1 Thessalonians 5:18

What’s inside

Six things a faith app should do, in one place

Built to work together instead of living in six separate apps.

The 365-day challenge

A new question every day for a year, starting easy and getting more honest. Then the app hands your answers back to you.

A prayer journal that remembers

Mark a prayer answered and both dates stay with it: when you asked, and when it came. Private from the moment you type it.

The Bible, with no signal

Nine translations, four of them on your phone with no data. Your notes and highlights stay on the verse, and chapters can be read aloud.

Lessons and quizzes, six tiers deep

Each lesson teaches a passage, then quizzes you on it. Near the top you answer by going back and reading it again.

A study assistant that sends you back to the text

It answers from Matthew Henry, John Gill, Charles Spurgeon and other trusted commentators, not the open internet, and points you back to Scripture.

Your church, all week

Find your church, join a group, and send a prayer request to people who will pray for it by name.

A look inside

The app, as it stands today

The THNK GOD home screen asking what are you thanking God for right now, with a compose box and a gratitude streak showing fifteen days. — One question a day. The streak counts the days you showed up, and keeps your best.

The prayer journal, showing an answered prayer that carries both the date it was prayed and the date it was answered. — Mark a prayer answered and both dates stay with it — when you asked, and when it came.

A study answer explaining 1 Thessalonians 5:18, drawing on the commentators Gill and Jamieson-Fausset-Brown, with the verses it cites linked inline. — Ask a hard question. The answer comes from classic commentary, with the verses to weigh it against.

A tier five quiz question on Genesis 1:28, asking what it means that bearing God's image comes with having dominion, four of nine in the run. — Six tiers to a lesson. Near the top you are answering from the passage, not from memory.

First Thessalonians chapter five open in the Berean Standard Bible, several verses highlighted, with a translation picker and a listen control. — Nine translations, four of them offline. Your highlights stay on the verse.

Today's verse, 2 Timothy 2:15, followed by a written teaching on the passage and a control to listen to it instead. — A verse each day with a written teaching of about six minutes — narrated, if you would rather listen.

A church page showing service times, directions, sermon video, upcoming events and a bulletin post to the congregation. — Your church's page: service times, events, bulletins and sermons in one feed.

Your privacy

Private by default

Prayer is not content. What you write in THNK GOD stays yours unless you decide to share it, and you can take it with you or delete it whenever you want.

Anything you have not shared is visible only to you.
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
We do not sell your personal information.
Export a copy of everything, from Settings, at any time.
Delete your account and your content from inside the app.

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