The Hagios Study 2.4

The Hagios Study app offers a unique approach to Bible study, blending scripture with the lives of renowned Christian saints. It presents an experiential pilgrimage that enhances the understanding of biblical teachings, all accessible through a user-friendly digital format at no cost.

Within the app, users can engage with The Hagios Study and reflect on scripture while listening to specially composed music paired with dynamic video meditations. Though the app is robust in its own right, it is primarily designed as an accompaniment to the printed studies, enhancing the overall experience. More information regarding these printed Bible studies can be found on their website: hagios.study.

The offerings within the app include:

• The Beatitudes and Francis of Assisi
• The Prodigal Son and Augustine of Hippo
• And many more...

The first study, The Beatitudes and Francis of Assisi, delves into Matthew 5:3-12. Set against the backdrop of the Sea of Galilee, this study explores Jesus' teachings known as The Sermon on the Mount. By focusing on The Beatitudes, which echo sentiments found in the Psalms and other Old Testament wisdom, participants embark on an 8-week pilgrimage through Israel and Northern Italy, examining how Holy figures like Francis of Assisi exemplify a faithful response to God's word.

Upcoming features for the app are in development, including a small group discussion functionality. This will enable users to engage collaboratively with friends, family, or church members without leaving the app.

FAQs

Are the studies really free on the app?

Yes, all Bible studies by The Hagios Study are available for free within the app. This accessibility ensures that anyone can partake in scripture study without financial barriers. However, the printed versions provide a deeper engagement with the material and can be purchased through their website.

Who are these studies for?

The studies are crafted to resonate with individuals from diverse Christian denominations, making them suitable for men and women participating in small group ministries. Originally intended for Catholic small groups, they can be readily embraced by any denomination that upholds core tenets such as the inspiration of Scripture and the divinity of Jesus Christ.

Will you have more studies in the future?

The Hagios Study aims to release one to two new studies annually, all to be accessible via the mobile app. This initiative is supported by community involvement; sharing the app or purchasing printed studies contributes to its sustainability.

My church wants to do this as a small group; do you offer features specific to organizations?

Yes, a forthcoming feature will enable churches to facilitate small group discussions directly within the app. For additional inquiries about implementing studies for congregations or parishioners, please reach out to The Hagios Study.

Can I download the meditation music off the mobile app?

The meditation music included in reflective sections was exclusively written for The Hagios Study by The Vigil Project. While users can enjoy these meditative experiences via the media section within the app, downloading is currently not an option.