SCAM. Waiting for Refund. Since I see Pray.com is responding here.. I thought I would try... This company, unfortunately, is a SCAM. I purchased the product for a dear friend and requested a refund as her credit card was required to activate. I have heard nothing from anyone at this company after countless attempts to seek remuneration. It's terrible that in times like this where many of us are seeking to strengthen our Faith, there are those who take advantage of that vulnerability.

Thankfully I never bought anything from… Thankfully I never bought anything from this app. The morning prayers are ok. The night prayers sound like a spooky woman. Not my favorite turn to. Read the bible, access better known speakers of the truth in the name of Jesus. God bless.

Grateful to have found this app. I love this app. In a world of bad news and stories I would rather not hear, this app brings stories to life from the most important book in human history. I don’t use the app for basic Christian edification, I use it to keep my mind flooded with vivid descriptions of the Word of God. It is not free and evidently difficult to get a refund but that doesn’t matter to me as it’s a $60/yr ($5/mos) well spent for my improved mental health. Thank you Pray.com for bringing access to the Bible into the 21st century.

Actionable Intentions toward my brethren At first, I was very excited about the content. It seemed like many people were contributing that have congruency in their heart, know themselves, and their purpose to serve others, or take up their cross, in biblical terms. A life of service. This may still be the case, especially with the gentleman who does the morning prayer, authentic and pure of mind. He is very skilled at articulating daily practices of the wisdom in biblical scripture. Unfortunately, what’s most important, for the powers that be, is monetary value. I don’t believe they have been attacked with malware, all the ads, but I haven’t the time or need to determine that. So many ads and content disconnected from purpose, you won’t be able to focus on the gift of the messages. We live in a world where even an app in the name of the almighty is manipulation for profitability. The almighty serves us every day. That sun never forgets to rise. Yet, do we serve him, wisely, for goodness sake alone? Or are we a swarm of locusts trying to devour all the grass in sight for temporary fulfillment? We can’t take anything with us. Don’t get me wrong, the problem may not be those in charge of the app, design and building, it might be the difficulty of the world around them. They haven’t the strength to overcome these challenges, as the trials they encounter have better ways, they may not see their own potential and ability to respond in a better way. I intently chose the review platform with the most domain authority to elicit an appropriate response. I know it will. Depending on the exchange, I will continue to leave my review in as many platforms online as I can find, to affect this, seemingly, self-serving reputation. Lastly, if you are still reading this, greatness is within us all. We are all inherently connected by our humanity. When we serve one another, in place of ourselves, we discover all the best ways to serve the people of our present and consequently, those closest to us. Jesus said “Greater things than these shall you do” and we all have been blessed with that infinite potential, in a complex infinite mindset. The same potential that put all these mobile devices in our hands, so that everyone has access to connection. His heart through our hands. When we are wise our greatest source of happiness is the good we do.

If you're a believer in the biblical… If you're a believer in the biblical Jesus Christ please take heed be careful this is a ecumenical platform. That means this could be dangerous and full of demonic spirits. All face are not the same. There is but one savior the Christ of the Bible the one who is not in the grave who physically rose from the dead. Please this is probably not the app for a True Believer in Christ Louis Hahn Sellersville Pennsylvania