A Scripture-rooted Christian finance app for iOS and Android pairing the full Bible, daily devotionals from Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, and audio lessons on Solomon's wisdom with eleven stewardship calculators.
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One verse. One audio lesson. One small act of stewardship. The compound interest of a quiet, faithful life.
Pricing follows your country's local store.
A daily ritual of wisdom and stewardship — combining the complete Bible, audio lessons of Solomon, and faith-driven money tools into one quiet, beautiful app.
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- Free stewardship calculators
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Frequently asked questions
Is this a Bible app or a finance app?
Both — and neither alone. We believe scripture and stewardship belong together. Each day pairs a verse with a tool or reflection that helps you live it.
Is the full Bible available inside the app?
Yes — the entire Old and New Testament is built in, available once you've signed in. Additional translations will be added over time.
Can I really save notes, bookmarks and highlights?
Yes. Tap any verse to highlight (4 colors), bookmark, or write a personal note. Everything syncs securely to your account and is available on all your devices.
What makes the audio lessons different?
Every lesson is rooted in a specific scripture — usually from Solomon's writings — and applied to a real, modern money or character question. No fluff, no hype, just wisdom.
Does it work offline?
Partially. The full Bible text, your saved tools, notes, bookmarks and highlights are stored locally and work without a signal. Audio lessons and the narrated Bible stream when you are online and cache recently played chapters for quick replay — perfect for short gaps in connectivity.
What does the Bible say about money and wealth?
The Bible contains over 2,300 verses on money — more than on heaven and hell combined. Solomon Wealth Code distills this wisdom into daily readings from Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and the teachings of Jesus, applied to modern biblical money management, stewardship, and generosity.
Are there scriptures for financial breakthrough inside the app?
Yes — a curated library of prosperity scriptures, bible verses about money, and verses on diligence, tithing and faithful stewardship, paired with reflections you can save, highlight and revisit.
How can a Christian manage money biblically?
Biblical money management rests on four pillars: stewardship (everything belongs to God), diligence (work as unto the Lord), generosity (tithing and giving) and wisdom (avoiding debt, planning, saving). The app's eleven free Christian finance calculators — from a tithe tracker and debt-snowball simulator to a true-cost calculator — turn each pillar into a daily practice.
What are King Solomon's principles for wealth?
Solomon — the wealthiest king in scripture — taught that wealth begins with the fear of the Lord (Proverbs 9:10), grows through diligent hands (Proverbs 10:4), is protected by wise counsel (Proverbs 15:22) and is multiplied through generosity (Proverbs 11:24-25). These stewardship bible verses are the foundation of the app.
Is the prosperity gospel the same as biblical prosperity?
No. The prosperity gospel often promises wealth as a reward for faith. Biblical prosperity, taught by Solomon and Jesus, is about wholeness — spiritual, relational and financial — that flows from obedience, stewardship and generosity. Solomon Wealth Code teaches these biblical financial principles, grounded only in scripture.
What is biblical stewardship of finances?
Biblical stewardship means recognising that God owns everything and we manage it on His behalf (Psalm 24:1). It involves giving a portion back through tithing, providing for our households, avoiding the bondage of debt, and using surplus for kingdom purposes. Our biblical stewardship hub inside the app makes each of these tangible.
Are there Bible verses about debt and saving?
Yes. Proverbs 22:7 warns 'the borrower is slave to the lender', while Proverbs 21:20 praises the wise who store up resources. The app surfaces these scriptures concerning finances inside dedicated debt-freedom and savings tools.
Does the app teach tithing and generosity?
Absolutely. A built-in tithe tracker, generosity reflections and verses on giving (Malachi 3:10, 2 Corinthians 9:7, Luke 6:38) help you cultivate a cheerful, consistent habit of returning to the Lord and giving to others.
Is Solomon Wealth Code suitable for beginners in faith and finance?
Yes. Whether you are new to the Bible or new to money management, the daily devotional, plain-language audio lessons and step-by-step tools meet you where you are — no jargon, no hype, just biblical wisdom you can apply today.
Does Solomon Wealth Code include a narrated audio Bible?
Yes. The app includes a full narrated audio Bible — every chapter from Genesis to Revelation, professionally read by a calm, unhurried voice. You can read along with the Berean Standard Bible text on screen, switch between canonical, chronological, beginner and F.B. Meyer reading orders, and the app saves your progress chapter by chapter.
Can I listen to the narrated Bible without using my data plan?
The narrated Bible streams over Wi-Fi or cellular data. Recently played chapters are cached for quick replay, so you won't use data to re-listen to a chapter you've already heard. Your listening history and chapter progress sync across devices when you're back online.
Where do I download the app?
Solomon Wealth Code is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play. Pricing follows your country's local store.