Bible Study App for Android?

[monteu]

Any suggestions on a Bible Study app for androids. I use SwordSearcher on my desktop and it does not have a mobile version. I want to be able to make notes and have some reference books or commentaries available also with this app. Thanks

[raywright1]

YouVersion is a good one.

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[kneedragger32]

+1 on you version, I use it both my idevices and it's fantastic.

[veriztd]

YouVersion is a good one.

Agreed 100%. I have had that application over a year and it is really good, free being the best part.

[omarm992]

+1 defenetely YouVersion. Can download offline version of Bible Revisions. Really cool.

[mackenuff]

I've used CadreBible on my Galaxy Captivate (OS: Froyo) for over a year now. Very versatile. There's after version and a paid version which includes Strong's #'s and concordance. You can easily highlight verses, make individual and themed notes and share verses via social media apps.

For my Nexus 7 I recently downloaded MySword, which had proven to be very good as well. I believe it's also free and you can download a number of Bible translations including a KJV version with Strong's #'s and concordance. They also make available some additional commentaries. Again, all this is free. Even though I use this on my tablet, it's primarily for mobile phones and they make a separate tablet-optimized version as well. So if you're intending to use this on your phone you shouldn't have an issue.

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[awwong]

A couple times YouVersion allowed you to download the NIV for offline use.

[Popasmurf]

Personally I use Youversion and really like it. My church utilizes the live portion. I try to use the bible studies section but haven't much. I highly recommend it...

[texbiker]

Personally I use Youversion and really like it. My church utilizes the live portion. I try to use the bible studies section but haven't much. I highly recommend it...

Olive Tree has a wide selection for both iPhone and Android. The Biblereader app is what I use. It is in the Google Pay store or online at www.olivetree.com.

[Jordan T]

I used YouVersion. I still keep it around on my iPad to help with debates, etc. The Android version, however, I must warn you is extremely intrusive and LOVES to be in your face when you don't launch it about how "5 minutes in the Bible" can change your life. I dunno about 5 minutes, but I sure know reading - really reading - the Bible changed my life. I doubt it's in the way they mean though, LOL.

[DianySuazo]

I have used an iPad (my main portable Bible study tool) and an Archos 7o Internet tablet and I think the iPad has a far superior feel. The Android OS to me just feels unpolished and ill suited for touch input. I would like to try this on a higher end Android tablet but that is my experience. Based on that I would recommend iPad.

[OmegaWolf747]

I use YouVersion as well. I like it because you can choose from different editions and have them read aloud.

[veriztd]

One of the newer features of the YouVersion Bible is that you can easily adjust the text size. I originally used it on my iPad, but found that the Android app is very easy to use and displays well on my Droid Rzr phone.