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Looking for a simple, no-pressure way to start (or restart) a daily quiet time? d365 delivers a free daily devotional built around five gentle steps — Pause, Listen, Think, Pray, Go — designed to create a quiet space for reflection in the middle of a busy day.^1

Born out of Passport, Inc.'s response to the September 11th attacks in 2001, d365 has grown into a beloved daily devotional read by over 7,500 people each day across more than 180 countries.^2 Each week centers on a single theme, with devotions written by a diverse group of ministers, professors, missionaries, and students. Scripture passages use the Common English Bible translation^2 and follow the Revised Common Lectionary, keeping readers grounded in the rhythm of the church calendar.^3 Original instrumental music from artists like Ken Medema, Nathan Hanson, Mark Hayes, and Tabitha Meeks accompanies each week's readings.^2 In 2025, the d365 website and mobile app reached more than 4 million visitors worldwide, offering devotions in English and Spanish and daily reminder emails to over 35,000 subscribers.^4

What makes d365 stand out is its refreshing simplicity. There are no ads, no paywalls, and no pushy notifications — just thoughtful, Scripture-rooted content. Special seasonal series include "Following the Star" for Advent — which celebrated its 25th year in 2025 — "Journey to the Cross" for Lent, and a "Back to School" series each August.^2 The ministry is supported by four denominational sponsors — the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Presbyterian Church (USA), the Episcopal Church, and the ELCA, which officially joined as a partner in March 2026 — along with individual donations.^4

Why Christians Love It

"This devotional app is different because it takes you through stages, like thinking, praying, then going on with your day. It doesn't take too long but it makes you pause."^6

Notable
  • Produced by Passport, Inc., a national 501(c)(3) student ministry nonprofit^2
  • Featured in Baptist News Global when the app launched in 2014, and again for its 25th annual Following the Star Advent series in 2025^3
  • The ELCA partnership was formally announced on March 31, 2026, with leadership from both Passport, Inc. and the ELCA celebrating the expanded ecumenical community^4
  • Recommended by the Grand Canyon Synod (ELCA) as a daily devotional resource^7
  • Available on iOS, Android, and the web at d365.org, with a Spanish-language edition at d365.org/es^1^8

Last updated: November 5, 2026

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