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Capture the sermon
Photograph one or more pages of handwritten notes, an outline, bulletin, Bible margin, or sermon slide.
For Church Members
Carry Sunday’s sermon into every day of the week.
Bible IQ helps you capture what was preached, study the passage more deeply, follow Scripture connections, remember what you learned, and stay rooted in the life and teaching of your local church.
Private Sermon Notes
Seven-Day Studies
Scripture Portfolio
Church Connected
BIBLE IQ
Your week in the Word
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THIS WEEK’S SERMON
More Than Conquerors
Romans 8:31–39
God’s preserving love gives believers lasting assurance in Christ.
Today’s Deep Dive
DAY 3
Trace Paul’s argument through Romans 8 and explore the assurance believers have in Christ.
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Read the Text
Romans 8:31–39
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Connections
John 10 · Psalm 44
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My Notes
Private reflections
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My Library
Saved by passage
CapturePreserve your sermon notes
StudyGo deeper all week
ConnectFollow the whole Bible
RememberBuild a lifelong library
Your Member Journey
Leave church with more than a page of notes.
Bible IQ turns what you heard on Sunday into a clear, Scripture-centered path for the rest of the week—without replacing personal Bible reading, gathered worship, fellowship, or pastoral care.
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Confirm the details
Review the sermon title, main passage, supporting verses, themes, and key points before anything is organized.
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Study throughout the week
Read the text, understand its context, explore doctrine, follow cross-references, reflect, pray, and apply.
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Keep what you learned
Save the sermon by passage, preacher, series, theme, doctrine, date, and personal study progress.
Member Tools
Everything you need to keep growing after Sunday.
Each tool is designed to help you understand, remember, and faithfully respond to the Word preached in your church.
Sermon Capture IQ
Turn multiple photos of sermon notes into one preserved Sermon Session without losing the original pages.
Explore Sermon Capture →Daily Deep Dives
Move through a structured week of reading, context, doctrine, Scripture connections, reflection, application, and prayer.
See the weekly study →Connection IQ
See how the sermon passage connects to promises, fulfillment, covenants, themes, quotations, and the whole story of Scripture.
Follow Scripture connections →Scripture Portfolio
Build a searchable record of sermons, notes, studied passages, doctrines, memory verses, and related teaching over time.
Explore the Sermon Library →Private Notes & Reflection
Keep your personal notes, questions, prayer concerns, and reflections private unless you intentionally choose to share them.
Read about trust and privacy →Missions IQ
Know the missionaries your church supports, pray for current needs, and send appropriate encouragement through church-reviewed tools.
Explore Missions IQ →
A Week in the Word
One sermon. Seven meaningful touchpoints.
The exact study may vary by sermon and participating church, but every weekly journey is built to bring you back to the biblical text—not merely summarize it.
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Return to the passageRead the main text slowly and review the sermon’s central claim.
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Understand the contextExplore the author, audience, setting, structure, and place in the book.
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Follow Bible connectionsTrace related passages, quotations, themes, promises, and fulfillment.
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Study doctrineSee the theological truths taught by the text and why they matter.
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Reflect, apply, pray, and reviewRespond faithfully, prepare for family worship, and remember what was preached.
Church Connected
Useful on your own. Stronger with your church.
Members can use personal sermon capture and study tools independently. Participating churches can add reviewed, official resources that keep the whole congregation moving through the same teaching together.
Your personal Bible IQ
Your own study space remains centered on the sermons you hear and the passages you are studying.
✓Capture sermons from any faithful local church
✓Keep private notes and personal reflections
✓Build your own searchable Scripture Portfolio
✓Use Bible IQ even when your church is not yet participating
When your church participates
Authorized church leaders can publish reviewed content that supports the congregation beyond Sunday.
✓Official weekly sermon studies
✓Pastor-approved outlines and supporting resources
✓Family worship and small-group material
✓Church updates and Missions IQ content
Theology, Privacy & Trust
Technology should serve discipleship—not replace it.
Bible IQ is designed to strengthen your relationship with Scripture and your local church while keeping clear boundaries around authority, privacy, and AI-assisted content.
Scripture remains authoritative
The biblical text is never treated as interchangeable with sermon notes, commentary, historical quotations, or AI-assisted explanation.
The local church stays central
Bible IQ does not replace faithful preaching, church membership, gathered worship, fellowship, pastoral care, or counseling.
Your notes are private by default
Personal notes, reflections, questions, and prayer concerns are not treated as church-published content unless you intentionally share them.
Church content is reviewed
Official church studies and published resources should be reviewed and approved by authorized church leaders before members receive them.
Sources stay identified
Scripture, personal notes, pastoral content, historical sources, and AI assistance remain clearly distinguished wherever they appear.
Questions point back to people
Important theological, pastoral, relational, or personal concerns should encourage conversation with your pastor and trusted church leaders.
Member Questions
What church members should know.
Can I use Bible IQ if my church does not participate?
Yes. You can capture sermons, build personal studies, save notes, and grow your Scripture Portfolio independently.
Participating churches can add official reviewed studies, resources, updates, and Missions IQ content.
Does Bible IQ replace taking notes during the sermon?
No. Bible IQ helps preserve and organize the notes you already take. It is designed to help you return to the sermon
and biblical text throughout the week, not distract you during gathered worship.
Are my personal notes visible to my church?
Personal notes should remain private by default. They are not treated as official church content and are not shared
unless you intentionally choose to share them.
What happens when I photograph several pages?
Every image is added to the same Sermon Session. Bible IQ preserves the original pages, capture order, extracted text,
passage details, and your review state so one additional photo never replaces earlier evidence.
Is the weekly study written by my pastor?
Personal studies may be organized from the sermon material you capture. When a participating church publishes an official
weekly study, it should be reviewed and approved by authorized church leaders before members receive it.
Can Bible IQ answer pastoral or counseling questions?
Bible IQ can help you study Scripture and organize questions, but it is not a pastor, counselor, church, or emergency service.
Personal, theological, relational, and pastoral concerns should be brought to faithful church leaders who know you.
Bible IQ Early Access
Stay rooted in the sermon long after Sunday ends.
Join Bible IQ early access for launch updates, member testing opportunities, and the first chance to build a deeper sermon-to-discipleship rhythm.