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A sowerwent outto sow.

“Listen! Behold, the farmer went out to sow…”Mark 4:3

Sower is a free Bible-study and devotional app, made for the real soil of everyday life: busy mornings, patchy network, and hearts that want to grow deep.

The parable of the sower

Jesus told of seed falling on four kinds of ground. Most of us have been all four. Sower was built for each of them.

Ground 1 / 4Hard-packed

The path

“Some seed fell by the road, and the birds came and devoured it.”

Mark 4:4

What takes it

The word barely lands before something snatches it — a notification, a feed, the next thing. Ten seconds later, it’s gone.

What Sower does

A quiet reading space with nothing else in it. No feed, no noise — just today’s passage and room to think.

  • Distraction-free reading, in dark or light
  • Keep the screen on while you read
  • Continue reading exactly where you stopped
Ground 2 / 4Shallow

Rocky ground

“They have no root in themselves, but are short-lived.”

Mark 4:17

What withers it

A great Sunday, a fresh start in January — and then nothing by Wednesday. Joy without roots doesn’t last the week.

What Sower does

Roots grow from small, repeated faithfulness. Sower helps you come back tomorrow, and the day after.

  • A daily reminder at the hour you choose
  • Hold to mark each section complete
  • Today’s devotional on your home screen (Android widget)
Ground 3 / 4Crowded

Among thorns

“The cares of this age, and the deceitfulness of riches… choke the word.”

Mark 4:19

What chokes it

Work, fees, the commute, the bundle running out. Real worries crowd in, and the Word gets squeezed to the edges of the day.

What Sower does

It asks very little of you — no money, no signal, no long sitting. It fits into the gaps the thorns leave.

  • Free to download and use
  • Download everything once — then read offline
  • Devotionals short enough for the bus
Ground 4 / 4Deep, open, ready

Good soil

“Such as hear the word, and accept it, and bear fruit.”

Mark 4:20

What grows it

Hearing, holding on, and doing — usually alongside others who are doing the same.

What Sower does

Studies and devotionals through the New Testament letters, with room for your own reflections.

  • Highlight and annotate as you read
  • Notes synced and backed up when you sign in
  • Study the same letter with your cell group
0Thirty times
0Sixty times
0A hundred times

The only numbers on this page are Jesus’s. Sower is new; the harvest is still ahead — and it starts with one seed in one heart.

Twenty-one letters to plant

From Romans to Jude, Sower walks through the letters of the New Testament with studies and devotionals — each one illustrated by hand.

For the church across the country — on fibre or on your last bundle.

Free

Every Bible study and every devotional, free to download and use.

Offline

Download everything once on Wi‑Fi, then read anywhere without spending data.

Together

Made for personal devotion and for small-group study — cell groups, youth, families.

Be goodsoil.

“Some thirty times, some sixty times, and some one hundred times.”

Mark 4:20 · World English Bible