Meditation Apps for Christians

“Doesn’t feel like I am actually communicating with God and building a relationship with God. Felt more like it’s something to do for one self only and not build a real relationship with God. If you want a real, authentic relationship with God, I would skip this app.”

“Terrible experience. Just a questionnaire that feels like you’re getting a custom experienced but then they smack you with a paywall.”

“It's a paid app, so anyone who doesn't want to pay for a Bible app should skip it. Some more conservative Christians may also be uncomfortable with it, since meditation might carry New Age connotations.”

“It isn't the most calming app as there are so many features. It is also aimed at the Catholic faith, which is fine, but a Baptist or a Methodist might not be able to relate to it as well.”

“Not all features are free. This would not be for someone who prefers not to pay for apps.”

“The only people who might not like this app are those that have trouble being still, though it might be helpful. There are limited features, which I like, but other people might want more.”

“The music and sound effects weren't the highest quality. A lot of the app was centered around tracking and streaks, and some people might not be as interested in that.”