With Lent only a few weeks away I know that many of you are looking for apps, scripture plans and devotionals to guide your journey. Obviously there are hundreds out there. Written, online, downloadable you choose. I have tried to provide a few from a variety of theological perspectives. If there are others you think should be on the list please let me know. And by the way the photo is of a 500 year old Bible – seemed appropriate for the season especially (at least to me) that though the method we use to study may change, the message is timeless.
Daily Readings
Sacred Space – Daily Prayer with the Irish Jesuits
Pray as You Go – also from the Jesuits. Daily prayer for portable MP3 players.
Biblegateway.com’s Reading plan for Lent – can also be downloaded as an app.
Church Father’s Lenten Reading Plan – a downloadable reading plan
A Reading Plan for lent and Easter from the Salvation Army in Australia
Download The Bible App – The plans deliver a relevant scripture verse to users each day that are themed around the topic selected by the user with one specifically for Lent.
An interesting 5 apps for Lent from ccr.org.uk.
Seven Apps to Help You Through Lent
The Daily Office From the Book of Common Prayer
Presbyterian USA daily readings
The Daily Office This site has prayers and litanies from both US and Asia-Pacific. I love the possibilities this offers.
Reflections from Forward Day by Day
And don’t forget the free resources available from Godspace
- 40 Daily Ideas Guide for Lent
- Hungering for Life – Creative Exercises for Lent
- Maundy Thursday Agape Liturgy
- Broken Into Wholeness – Poems for Recovery by Ana Lisa de Jong – Not specifically for Lent but a helpful resource for the season.
- Poems for Loss by Ana Lisa de Jong. Not specifically for Lent but a great resource for the season.
- Stations of the Cross – by Lilly Lewin
- Lenten Reflection Video by Christine Sine
- Is This A Fast – meditation video by Christine Sine
- An Invitation To Journey – Lenten Video by Christine Sine
- Were You There When They Crucified My Lord? This meditation is designed for Good Friday and does not have music