Home is your daily front porch: a little of everything, fresh each morning. Family is where parents follow along with their kids.
Your coworker says, "I'm glad your faith works for you — but truth is different for everyone."
Think it through, then show a strong answer ›
Genesis 1-3, Psalm 5 · 12-day streak
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The Home tab greets you with the Question of the day — a real scenario to think through before revealing a strong answer — and your Bible reading for the day, with a streak to keep you honest.
Student · Prompt active now
A two-minute recall keeps what you learned from slipping away.
Reliability of the Gospels · Turn 6 of 10
Classes completed, debates finished, strong-call rate, reading streak, and more.
Home also resurfaces your ongoing work: classes you're in, the Weekly Challenge, and Due for review — a two-minute recall of questions from your past debates, spaced so you keep them.
Anything you left mid-stream (a debate, a training, a class) shows up here as a continue card.
Train up your children as you train up yourself.
The same training, at their level — classes, honest answers to their questions, and progress you can see from right here. Free on the App Store and Google Play; they sign in with this account.
If you're a parent, the Family tab connects to The Why: Youth — a separate app for ages 9–18 with classes, honest answers, and progress you can see from right here.
It's free to download on the App Store and Google Play; your kids sign in with your account, and one Family plan covers everyone.
The Fiery Furnace · they bookmarked this one
“Would you have stepped into the furnace? What would have scared you most?”
9 day streak · 3 classes done · 5 debates (80% strong)
Quiet this week
Each child gets a profile card: their streak, classes done, debates finished, and their learning track. A quiet week shows up too — that's your cue for a conversation, not a lecture.
Tonight's conversation hands you dinner-table prompts drawn from what they actually worked on this week.
Ella shared something that needs your attention. →
Ella — "My friend said the Bible has been changed so many times we can't trust it. Is that true?"
✓ Got it
Noah — "Why did God make mosquitoes?"
✓ Got it
Author a class and assign it to your kids — you review their work.
Questions your kids ask in The Why: Youth can flow to your Home tab under Your kids want to talk — so the app starts the conversation, and you finish it.
If a child shares something that needs your attention, a banner makes sure you see it first.