Mission 119
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About Mission 119
Mission 119, whose name is derived from Psalm 119, the longest chapter in the Bible, and one devoted entirely to expounding on the role of Scripture and its value in the lives of God fearing people will provide a method and a means for people to:
1) Develop a habit of daily interaction with the Bible;
2) Learn a method by which to understand and study the Bible;
3) Begin to apply the principles and truths of Scripture to their own lives in a meaningful and life changing way and;
4) Evaluate the degree to which they have retained and understood their reading.
Regular daily readings of Scripture will be supplemented by a original daily audio commentary on the passages read and by additional readings and quizzes which will supplement and enhance the participants’ understanding.
1) Develop a habit of daily interaction with the Bible;
2) Learn a method by which to understand and study the Bible;
3) Begin to apply the principles and truths of Scripture to their own lives in a meaningful and life changing way and;
4) Evaluate the degree to which they have retained and understood their reading.
Regular daily readings of Scripture will be supplemented by a original daily audio commentary on the passages read and by additional readings and quizzes which will supplement and enhance the participants’ understanding.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
Completely new, contemporary user experience
Easily search for content by week/day, bible book, or topic
New and improved bookmarks to capture your comments
Now you can listen to the Bible passage instead of having to read them all
Milestones track your progress as you work towards completing a book, genre, testament, and whole bible
New Today widget enables easy navigation to your next day
Daily usage notifications and reminders
Completely new, contemporary user experience
Easily search for content by week/day, bible book, or topic
New and improved bookmarks to capture your comments
Now you can listen to the Bible passage instead of having to read them all
Milestones track your progress as you work towards completing a book, genre, testament, and whole bible
New Today widget enables easy navigation to your next day
Daily usage notifications and reminders
Version update Mission 119 was updated to version 2.0
More downloads Mission 119 reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
What are users saying about Mission 119
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I love the idea of the plan and the short sermon after to let you know what you are reading and more insight. What I do not like about the app is trying to register for an account. I have tried over 15 times and multiple days, when I click submit I get an error saying must have one uppercase and one digit in password. Have done that and keeps giving me the same error. I have tried to login to see if it really did accept my registration but tells me my email is not found. Very frustrating as I would like more functionality from this app. Would have given 5 stars if I could create an account.
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Good content, not-so-good format
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Glad to finally have it on android, but the format and layout is completely weird on my LG G3. I can't even click the button to stay logged in because it's covered by a text field
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I competed mission 119 on my own and now we are dog it as a church. It is an amazing Bible study. Thank you dr. Soper.
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This content is Five Star. John Soper is one of my favorite teachers. But the application is One Star. Lay out, functionality, aesthetics, and account creation all get the same grade. Use the website.
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I LOVE the content. It is meaningful and engaging. It's easy to fit into mornings. The functionality on my android device is frustrating. 1. I keep getting logged of. I have to log back in every three days or so. 2. The "listen" portion (which I love) will stop about 3/4 of the way through about 40% of the time and I'll have to restart and listen to the whole thing again. Occasionally it will stop again at the same spot. On my phone I don't have the option to fast forward to where I left off.