As
Adventists, we know that there are very challenging times ahead of us. These
times will bring on plagues, natural disasters, wars, and even persecution. We
also know that knowledge is supposed to run to and fro right before these times
of trial. So let’s use this time to prepare for the war we know is coming and
use the resources that we have at hand. If we are prepared we will be more
effective witnesses during those times of tribulation, and better at sharing
the love of Christ today.
The following apps are for Android and iPhone devices. Just
go to your app store and search them, as they are easy to find on most devices.
All the apps are free with the exception of #5 Studying Together
1. 
Mysword
Pocket Sword (iPhone)
Let's
begin with a good Bible App. You want a Bible App that can download the whole
Bible so that you won’t need internet connection when trying to read the word.
Also look for one that can download a concordance so you can look up word
meanings and history. Split-screen is also beneficial when comparing different
translations.
2.
Ellen White
Of
course everyone will benefit from the new Ellen G. White App! Download every
single one of her books and also compilations while taking full advantage of
the in-app search engine!
3.
Sabbath School Quarterly
The
Sabbath School Quarterly is a must for those daily devotions and early morning
Sabbath services. Be aware that though the Android app allows users to save
commentary as well as to connect to a Bible app for easy scripture look-up, the
iPhone app uses PDF for the daily lessons. You cannot alter or Dave comments on
the PDF documents.
4.
Amazing Facts
Ready
to dig deeper? Amazing Facts has their own app for you so that you can listen
to Bible Answers Live, read their small books on difficult subjects, on
interesting topics, and many other ministry tools.
5.
Studying Together
Are
you a Bible worker? Have you had some tough questions come up while sharing
your faith? Mark Finley has written a book that has been made into a very good
app to help you out called “Studying Together”. The app features serious
Biblical answers on topics from Sabbath to hellfire and everything in between.
6.
Adventist Hymnal
There
are several Adventist Hymn Apps out there. Look at the reviews in your own app
store to find one that suits you. Paid versions usually mean you dont need
internet connection and searches are faster. Others will require more time and
effort.
7.
3abn
Finally,
the last excellent app that Adventists can benefit from is the 3ABN App. It
provides all of the channels such as the Dare to Dream channel, Sun Beam for
the kids, and my favorite Proclaim streaming to your phone! Depending on your
service provider, and your model of device the streaming service may only be
available over wifi.
