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Make room for Scripture.

Read a chapter, keep a verse close, bring a question. Versea is a quiet place for the Bible and prayer in the middle of an ordinary day.

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  • Public-domain Bible translations
  • Verses are never AI-generated
  • Prayer Lock built on Screen Time

Scripture

The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.

Psalm 23:1
King James Version
Versea’s rosary counter widget with the Olive Dusk scene.
Rosary
Versea’s daily streak widget with the Desert Dusk scene.
Daily streak

A verse for today

Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.

The app

Scripture, prayer and a daily rhythm.

Read a chapter, return to a saved verse, or bring a question. Make a little space in your day.

Widgets

Scripture, at a glance.

The verse of the day, a rosary counter and your daily streak — on the Lock Screen or the Home Screen, ready whenever you look.

  1. Verse of the day
  2. Rosary counter
  3. Daily streak
How to add a widget
Versea’s verse of the day widget with the Mountain Dawn scene.
Verse of the day · Mountain Dawn
Versea’s rosary counter widget with the Olive Dusk scene.
Rosary · Olive Dusk
Versea’s daily streak widget with the Desert Dusk scene.
Daily streak · Desert Dusk

Discover

What would you like to make room for?

Choose a theme and read the passages together, each linked to its source.

Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.

And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

Philippians 4:6–7

Prayer instead of worry: Philippians 4:6–7 and John 14:27.

Read the verses

Reading room

Read a little. Pray a little.

Well-loved passages in full, and small guides to using Versea.

Journal

A little reading. A deeper understanding.

  1. Bible lessonsReading the Bible in context: a lesson from Philippians 4

    Short readings that explore a passage, its context and a question to carry into your day.

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  2. Questions about the BibleHow do I start reading the Bible every day?

    Clear starting points for everyday questions, with references you can read for yourself.

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  3. Bible verses by topicBible verses for anxiety and worry

    Read connected verses together, quoted from a named translation and linked to their source.

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  4. Bible storiesThe prodigal son: a story of return (Luke 15:11–32)

    Read the Bible’s narratives with references, context and space for reflection.

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A few things you might wonder.

Short answers about Versea and the passages you read here.

What can I do with Versea?

Read the Bible, listen to a chapter, save verses, take a daily quiz and explore questions in the chat. Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets keep the verse of the day nearby.

Which Bible translation do these pages use?

This site quotes public-domain translations: the King James Version in English, Reina-Valera 1909 in Spanish, the Synodal Translation in Russian and the Elberfelder Bible (1905) in German. Each reading page names its translation and links to the source. Verses are never generated by AI.

Does the chat replace my pastor or church?

No. The chat helps you explore Bible passages and questions. AI responses can be inaccurate and do not replace Scripture, pastoral guidance or professional advice.

How does Prayer Lock work?

Choose the apps to protect and the hours when the lock applies. Before they open, Versea asks you to complete the day’s short faith step. Prayer Lock uses Apple’s Screen Time permission.

Where can I download Versea?

Versea is for iPhone on the App Store. Every download link on this page opens the app’s App Store listing directly.

Versea

Keep the next verse close.

A chapter to read. A prayer to return to. Make a little room for Versea in your day.

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