Get ready to dive deep into the Holy Bible with this smart, fast and simple Bible app that has everything you need for your daily reading. With multiple versions and translations available in English, Spanish, French, and many more languages, you can explore the word of God in a way that resonates with you. Start your day off right with morning and evening devotionals by C. H. Spurgeon and daily verses from all books of the Bible, Psalms and Gospels. Plus, with daily reading plans and an audio Bible that works offline and lets you customize the voice, you can take your spiritual journey with you wherever you go. Save your bookmarks, notes and highlights, and synchronize them between devices via iCloud. With fast search, simultaneous working with multiple verses, and text and audio customization, this user-friendly app is perfect for anyone looking to deepen their faith.

Holy Bible - Daily Reading is a Bible app organized around a daily reading habit. It's a free reader with multiple translations across English, Spanish, French and several other languages, daily devotionals, audio playback, and the usual highlights and bookmarks.

The daily reading slot is the centerpiece — a passage for each day, with morning and evening devotionals based on C.H. Spurgeon's Morning and Evening, plus a daily verse you can share. You can switch between translations, listen to the audio while you read, and mark verses you want to come back to. There's a search function across the whole Bible.

The Spurgeon devotionals are a classic of Reformed Protestant spirituality — short, biblically grounded, and direct. They've been read by generations of Christians and they hold up. For a free app, getting all of Morning and Evening alongside the Bible itself is a real value.

Good for daily Bible reading habits and for anyone who wants a structured year-long route through Scripture without paying for a subscription. Also fine for sharing verses through messaging apps and for getting a verse-of-the-day notification.

The translations available are Protestant — there's no full Catholic Bible with the deuterocanonicals here, and the devotionals are written from a Reformed Baptist perspective (Spurgeon was a nineteenth-century English Baptist preacher). The theology in the devotionals is evangelical Protestant rather than Catholic; you won't find Marian or sacramental content. Catholics can read Scripture in any translation, but should know what they're getting.

Free, by Tatsiana Shukalovich. Available on the App Store: Holy Bible - Daily Reading. Fine as a Scripture reader, but Catholics will want a Catholic Bible app alongside it.