Why I made BibleKey
Last year, I found Christ. It didn't happen all at once — it happened in moments. Beats. Small experiences that built on each other. At first, I was just showing up for my wife Meagan. But somewhere along the way, I realized I wasn't just there with her anymore. I was there with something far more powerful, something profoundly true.
That's the thing about real truth — it doesn't just appear. It reveals itself, simmering inside you all along.
When I finally recognized and acknowledged that I believe in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, I wanted to immerse myself in His teachings. So I bought a Bible and started reading. Genesis 1 — I picked up my phone to look something up. Genesis 2 — same thing. I thought, surely there's an app where I can just tap a verse and get insights. Nope. An app with a family tree so I can see who all these people are? Nope. An app that lets me follow cross-references and see how verses connect? Nope.
So I said: I have to make this. And that's why BibleKey exists.
I hope it brings you closer to faith the way it has for me. I believe that knowing something deeply is the best way to truly cherish it — and Scripture deserves nothing less.