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READ
Let the Word take root.
“Remain in me, as I also remain in you.”
John 15:4
ReapSign inRead · Explore · Apply · Pray
Reap what you heard.
Reap helps the Word move from something you heard to something you remember, reflect on, and live.
Monday
Good morning
REVISIT
What stayed with you?
From your note on Sunday＋ Start a note
A week, not a streak
Sunday is the beginning.
A passage can feel clear in the moment and distant by Tuesday. A note can hold something important, then disappear into a list you never open again. Reap was made for the space between hearing the Word and living it.
Start with your own account, on the mobile app or the web app. Open a note, walk today's Rhythm, and let Sunday come back when you need it.
Rhythm
Each day has a gentle shape through Read, Explore, Apply, and Pray.
Notes
Write what you heard or read. Scripture stays with your words.
Revisit
Sunday comes back later in the week, when it can take root.
Your words matter
Write it down. Find it again. Live it out.
Notes are the heart of Reap. They open the moment you need them, and stay yours — apart from Scripture and teaching.
- 01 Capture a thought the moment it comes.
- 02 Keep Scripture with your own writing.
- 03 Revisit what you wanted to remember.
During the sermon
Stay with the sermon.
Record in the mobile app so you can stay with the sermon and write as thoughts come. The recording holds what was said. Your note holds what was yours — in the mobile app and the web app.
In the mobile app
Open the Word.
A full Bible reader lives in the app. Open a passage. Write from a verse. Scripture stays with your note.
The name is the harvest
You reap what you sow.
Rhythm gives each day a gentle shape through Read, Explore, Apply, and Pray — enough to begin, with room for your own words.
Read
Begin with Scripture, not a blank page.
Explore
Notice what stands out and write what you are learning.
Apply
Name one faithful step for the day ahead.
Pray
Turn your reflection into an honest prayer.
With a home church
Teaching stays with the sermon.
Link a home church and write from the sermon you heard. Pastor's Notes and the transcript sit beside your page, never in it. What you write stays private.
Sermons and guides
Past sermons, published notes, and a weekly guide from your church.
Notes on the sermon
Start or resume a private note that belongs to the teaching you heard.
Pastor’s Notes, then yours
Pastor’s Notes and the transcript sit beside a blank page. Your words stay yours.