The New Nazarene Caffeine App!

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Hey everyone. I just wanted to drop a quick note to let you know that the Nazarene Caffeine app has been approved on Google Play and is now live. This app is a great way to stay in touch with what is happening here at Nazarene Caffeine. In this post, I just want to tell you about some features of the app and tell you where you can get it.

There are three major things that this app is designed for. First, it is designed to keep you in touch with the blog. Here on this blog, we want to help you grow as a Christian, which includes both publishing posts that are intended to help you with your walk with Christ, as well as connecting you with resources that will help you grow spiritually. If you would like to stay connected to us while we publish these, the Nazarene Caffeine app is the best way to do so. You will be able to access everything you can access through the website on the app, so you will not miss anything.

Second, the app contains Bibles built-in to the app. This section can be accessed by tapping the cross at the bottom of the screen. There are 61 different English versions of the Bible built into this part of the app, along with audio Bibles for several of these versions. In addition, from this section, you can access Bible study resources, such as reading plans and Bible-based videos from places such as the YouVersion and the Jesus Film Project.

Third and finally, the app allows you to stay connected with us via Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. You can access our Facebook and Twitter feeds with a single tap, and with only a couple of taps, watch any video that we have published via YouTube. As with the blog, these videos are meant to help you grow in your faith and become a more spiritually mature Christian.

In short, I have tried to make this app a one-stop shop to help you grow spiritually. Of course, this is keeping in mind that the app (and this site) is supplementary to, and not a replacement for, growth within a local church context. If you would like to access the app, you can do so by visiting the Google Play Store. Unfortunately, the app is not available on the Apple Store yet. The app is free, and always will be. If you have any feedback, feel free to let us know via the Google Play Store or via a comment here. Thank you again for your support.

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