Relight

Relight

A Free Reformed Theology & Bible Study Web App

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The Holy Bible

King James Version

John Calvin’s Commentaries

John Calvin

The Geneva Bible Notes

Various Authors

The Westminster Confession of Faith

The Westminster Divines

The Westminster Shorter Catechism

The Westminster Divines

The Westminster Larger Catechism

The Westminster Divines

Keach's Catechism

Benjamin Keach

1689 London Baptist Confession

Various Authors

Abstract of Principles of 1858

Basil Manly Jr

Belgic Confession

Various Authors

Matthew Henry’s Complete Commentary

Matthew Henry

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Relight is a work-in-progress. It dreams* of one day becoming a fully-featured app for studying the Bible and theology from a reformed perspective.

*For any literalists out there, this is an anthropopathism. Apps don’t have dreams.

Shed Some Light On Your Studies

Okay, that’s a lame dad joke. But it is how the app works. If you see a lightbulb icon, you can tap on it to learn more about whatever you’re studying—whether that’s a Bible verse, a catechism question, a confession article—or eventually, things like systematic theologies and church histories.

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Behind the Scenes

We’re small. Just David and Sarah: a husband and wife team trying to will something neat into existence with code and pixels. We love reformed theology, love how helpful it’s been to us, and want to make it more accessible to everyone.

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Stuff changes quick around here.

Did you know that millennials are 84% more likely to check their Instagram inbox than their email inbox? We made that up. But if you want to watch behind the scenes stories, keep up with new releases, see beautifully typeset quotes, and even slide a DM into our inbox, you can do that and so much more on Instagram.

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We’re a husband and wife team making this app as what we kids call a “side hustle.” We make YouTube videos about the app, new features, and our experiences getting this thing off the ground. We typically avoid reading YouTube comments for mental health reasons, but we’ll read yours. Honest.

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If you’re about 60 years old (at least at heart), you may prefer to receive updates the same way you get your milk, delivered to your house every Thursday at 6am. We really can’t do that. But we have the next best thing: emails! We only send out emails 1–2x per month, so it’ll still be easy for you to find your birdwatching bulletins.