Declare Bible began with one conviction — that the Word is not only for reading — and the whole app is an attempt to take it seriously.
Most of us can quote more advertising than Scripture, and it is not for lack of Bibles. We have more access to the text than any generation in history and, on the whole, less of it worked into us. The gap is not information. It is that reading is silent, private and easy to postpone, and it leaves nothing in your mouth for the moment you actually need it.
So we built around the mouth rather than the page. The app gives you three declarations a day, tied to morning, noon and night, because that is roughly the rhythm Scripture itself keeps describing — talk of them when you sit in your house, when you walk by the way, when you lie down and when you rise.
Everything else in the app exists to make that possible on a real day: the full Bible offline, music you can put underneath it, somewhere to ask what a verse means the moment the question occurs, and a way to shut the other apps for the length of a prayer.
The word has a reputation, and some of it is deserved. Declaration has been taught as a technique for arranging outcomes: say the thing with enough conviction and heaven is obliged. That is not what the practice is, and the difference matters more than almost anything else on this page.
A declaration roots you further into what God has said. Its counterfeit quietly puts you at the centre and treats Scripture as an instrument for procuring outcomes. The two use the same words and travel in opposite directions.
Which is why the test we apply to every declaration we write is a question about direction rather than tone. Is this sentence repeating a text, or is it an inference dressed as one? Inferences can be wrong without God having failed anybody, and knowing which of the two is in your mouth is most of the discipline.
Built in the order a day actually happens, rather than in the order a feature list usually gets written.
Reviews from people using Declare Bible every day.
So thankful for this App. It makes having Scripture reminders convenient, keeps me plugged in to faith and the decrees are powerful…
Declaring truths aloud is a valuable asset for building faith and aligning life with God’s promises…
This is one of the best and most powerful Bible apps, it is a necessity and a blessing for all believers…
This app is everything I need in my prayer life. To walk with the Lord and declare His Word is so powerful…
Love everything about this app! Multiple features keep you plugged in with intentionality in the Word of God and prayer throughout your day…
This app is excellent; it helps me pray and remember God’s word.
This app is a life changer.It helped me have a consistent prayer and declaration life…
Worth it especially when you pay for the full subscription. Has greatly helped build up my courage and enhance my prayer life…
This app brings me so much joy, peace, and clarity with my relationship with God.
I love this app! I love the way it reminds me to pray and seek Jesus and stand on his promises daily morning noon and night!
These declarations are so encouraging. They help remind me of God’s truth and empower me to walk in the Spirit!
Just love this Bible apps that provide such a rich spiritual food for me. I use it daily and the words and devotional materials are just so good.
declarations are a powerful weapon against the enemy. great app. thank you Jesus shine His face upon you.
A powerful app that helps not only think and meditate the Word but also declare with your mouth in faith
I absolutely love this app. The layout is great, navigation is easy and the declarations are my favorite. They are so uplifting and encouraging…
An amazing resource for building your faith , speaking the Word daily over your life. It always has a word for every season of life
These are the constraints we design against. They cost us features fairly regularly, which is how we know they are real.
Every declaration in the app is tied to a text you can look up, in context, and check for yourself. A sentence with a chapter and verse behind it is a sentence nobody invented — which is the whole safeguard, and we would rather ship fewer declarations than loosen it.
Declaring is saying back to God what He has already said. It is not a formula that obliges Him, volume does not improve the odds, and an answer that has not come is not evidence you said it badly. That burden belongs to nobody, and we will not build anything that quietly puts it back on you.
On the commute, in a queue, in a kitchen at six in the morning, with no signal. A practice that needs good conditions is a practice you will keep for about a fortnight, so the Bible is on your phone rather than on our server, and the day's verse is there before you open anything.
If something in the app is wrong, or a declaration reads like it is claiming more than its passage does, we would genuinely rather know.