Understand God’s Word, and hear what it means for your life.
Every day, Havenly brings the context of Scripture together with the context of your life: the day’s verse, a word written for you, and a rhythm of prayer from morning to evening.


The Bible in its world. Then in yours.
Most of us were never taught to read the Bible in its own setting. Havenly starts there, every time, and then brings it home.
What it meant then
Who wrote it, to whom and why, the key words in Hebrew and Greek, and how the church has read it.
What you’re carrying
Share what this season holds, once, and Havenly keeps it in mind. It stays on your phone.
A word for today
A short reflection connecting the two, one way to live it today, and a prayer to carry with you.
A quiet place to meet with God, morning to night.

Morning
The day’s verse and an encouragement written into your life.

Midday
A 15-minute Bible study: the setting, a close reading and the original words.

Evening
An examen, and letters to God kept by the season you’re in.

Together
Your group and your church, praying for each other all week.
Everything you need to stay in the Word.
Prayer cards
A card for each person and need, with a verse to pray, dealt across your week. Mark answers as God gives them.
Your Book of PrayerPLUS
Every prayer, answer and verse you keep, set as a book to print and bind. Flip through a sample.
Your church’s Sermon Week
Join with your church’s code and Sunday’s sermon becomes five days of readings, and your verse of the day.
Bring anythingPLUS
Anxious, grieving, grateful or tempted: tell Havenly, and get Scripture and a prayer for this moment.
Family devotionsPLUS
Today’s verse as a five-minute story for your kids, with questions and a prayer.
Listen and JourneysPLUS
Studies and prayers read aloud in a natural voice, and seven-day paths for what you’re facing.
Your subscription sends the Word out.
Havenly is free to use every day. Plus unlocks the deeper tools, and after the costs of running Havenly, Plus funds new church plants and the planters and pastors who lead them.
“So faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ.”Romans 10:17