Feastward
2 Nephi 32:3
Feast upon the words of Christ.
Two minutes a day in the scriptures. Small enough that you'll actually do it, structured enough that it adds up.
Free. No account needed to start.
How it works
One short lesson
Five to seven exercises. Build a verse from a word bank, fill in the phrase you almost had, match a doctrine to where it's taught. Two to four minutes, then go live your day.
Review that remembers for you
Every passage you learn enters a spaced review schedule. The verse you were about to lose comes back tomorrow instead of disappearing for a year. You never manage a deck.
A tree, not a scoreboard
Your progress grows a tree — from a seed, the way Alma 32 describes it. Show up and it puts out leaves. Keep showing up and it sets fruit.
What you'll study
Twelve units of foundational doctrine, written from scratch on public-domain scripture — the King James Bible, the Book of Mormon, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price.
Feasting on the word · the Godhead · prayer · the Book of Mormon · life before this one · this life · the Atonement · what comes after · faith · repentance · baptism · the Holy Ghost.
Every quoted verse is checked character by character against its source before it can ship, and no unit is marked released until a named human being has read it and signed it off. Two gates, both of which can stop a release. The doctrinal review is still under way, so the twelve units here are drafts.
What Feastward won't do
- Nothing ever stands between you and the scriptures. No hearts, no energy meter, no timer on sacred text, no paywall in front of the word. The game layer moves the game along and never touches your access.
- Reflection prompts are never scored. No right answer, no points. You write, and it counts as done — and what you write stays on your device. It is never uploaded to us.
- Leaderboards stay off until you turn them on, and they rank showing up. Never anything else.
- No guilt. Miss a day and Feastward mentions it once, kindly, then stops asking. There's a free rest day every week that never breaks your streak.
Study with people, quietly
Keep a shared streak with a friend. Start a circle with your family and work toward one week's goal together.
There is no chat, no feed, and no comments — on purpose. Just the quiet knowledge that someone else showed up too.
…Wherefore, I said unto you, feast upon the words of Christ; for behold, the words of Christ will tell you all things what ye should do. 2 Nephi 32:3