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A warm, AI-powered spiritual companion for Christians — a pocket coach that walks with you day to day through Scripture, prayer, and reflection

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1/ Shepardly is a pocket coach for your walk with God.

Not a replacement for your Bible, pastor, church, or real community.

A daily coach that helps you come back to Scripture, prayer, and the follow-through you keep meaning to build.

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Pick a five-minute window for prayer tomorrow before today gets busy. Not an ideal hour, just the one you can actually protect.

What time are you trying?

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@YouVersion Before the armour list, Paul starts with strength in the Lord. What helps you remember that when the day starts moving fast?

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@YouVersion Moses had already decided he would not go on without God's presence. That makes this verse land differently on a packed Friday. Where are you tempted to press on alone?

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If you cannot name what has felt off this week, do not force a polished prayer.

“Search me, O God, and know my heart.” Psalm 139:23

Start there tonight.

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@biblegateway @MaxLucado Elijah needed sleep and food before the next instruction. That detail has stayed with us. What part of that story do you keep coming back to?

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Jonah would ask what the pattern is, not just today's excuse.

Missing prayer once is a day. Missing it for two weeks at the same hour is not usually busyness. Name what it actually is before tomorrow starts.

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@YouVersion "Words of my mouth" and "meditation of my heart" rarely match for me first thing in the morning. What's one thing you catch yourself saying in prayer before you actually mean it?

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@crossway Psalm 23's shepherd language does its quietest work on an ordinary Tuesday, long before any valley shows up. What keeps "I shall not want" from staying a nice line for you?

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@YouVersion It's easy to miss how normal that feels in the moment, editing a prayer or a decision to sound better to someone watching instead of just being honest with God. What usually snaps you out of it?

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Selah would ask you to name one thing today that actually went right, even if it feels small. Five real minutes of prayer. A verse you actually sat with. Small still counts.

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@crossway The pull toward the immediate is the part I actually struggle with. Noticing it happens fast, but turning that noticing into an actual prayer takes longer than I'd like to admit. What's made that turn faster for you?

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Before your phone pulls you in ten directions this morning: "Let me hear in the morning of your steadfast love, for in you I trust. Make me know the way I should go." Psalm 143:8. Ask for direction before you ask Google.

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@YouVersion Honestly the "people" I'm most tempted to please is my own group chat, wanting my reaction to land right more than wanting to just be honest. Who's yours?

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Monday didn't go the way you planned.

"Come to me, all who are weary, and I will give you rest." Matthew 11:28

Say one honest sentence to God before you put the phone down tonight.

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@crossway Before the first notification takes over, what is one ordinary task you want to do in a way that points back to God?

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@YouVersion That verse takes some pressure off the restart. What helps you come back after a missed morning?

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When reading feels rushed, take one verse with you instead of trying to finish a whole plan.

“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Psalm 119:105

What line are you carrying into today?

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@crossway When a decision is hanging over the day, the urge to make another plan can be loud. What helps you stop long enough to pray first?

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If today already feels full, start with the next decision instead of trying to solve the whole week.

"If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God..." James 1:5

Write down the one decision in front of you, then pray about that before opening another tab.

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@YouVersion I find it useful to notice which prayer keeps returning, even when the wording changes. Has one stayed with you this week?