The Discover App puts Discovery Bible Study on a phone so ordinary people can gather friends, open Scripture, and make disciples who make disciples.^1 Studies ship in forty-five languages with text and audio, downloadable for fully offline use where literacy or bandwidth cannot be assumed.^1
A group reads or listens, retells the passage, then works four simple questions: what it shows about God and people, how they will obey, and whom they will tell.^2 Creation to Christ is the recommended start, usually thirty studies, with other sets including Becoming Disciples, Stories of Hope, Seven Signs of John, Commands of Christ, and a twenty-three-study walk through how Jesus led his disciples.^1 The same sets are on the web at studies.discoverapp.org in forty-seven languages and as PDFs.^4
"We have seen more progress in terms of genuine discipleship in a few weeks running discovery studies, than we have in years of church services and sermons..."^2
Ian Coleman publishes the iOS app; Gravid hosts the site.^5 The Discover Network, a registered charity in England and Wales (No. 1193870), says the app has been used to make disciples in over 200 nations since 2015.^7 A Daily Discovery Bible Study is linked from the homepage.^1 Light Bible is a companion offline Bible in English and Chichewa.^10 Discover is free, with no advertising, and is donation-supported.^11
