About YeshuaNow

The hymn library holds more than 1,600 hymns of the Church, from Isaac Watts and Charles Wesley to Fanny Crosby and the gospel-song writers. Every text is sourced from a hymnal printed before 1931, and each hymn page names the hymnal and year it came from, so you can check it for yourself. Charted hymns carry guitar and piano chords that move to any key, with capo suggestions for players who know a few open shapes, and every page prints as a clean chart. Search by first line, title, author or metre. The full method is set out in how we source and check the hymns.

The Bible reader opens more than 1,000 translations, including Hindi and Punjabi, in a layout built for reading whole chapters. Compare a verse across translations side by side, follow cross-references out from any chapter, or place a passage on an interactive Bible timeline. Alongside the reader are smaller tools for study and reflection: a dictionary of biblical names and their meanings, a Scripture art maker for turning a verse into an image to share, and quizzes and memory games that help a passage stay with you. None of it asks you to sign in.

The kids' section is built for children learning the Scriptures, and for the parents and teachers helping them. There are Bible coloring pages that can be printed free or colored on screen, each paired with the Bible verse behind its story; a Bible quiz pitched at young readers; and word-search puzzles drawn from Scripture. Everything works on a phone, tablet or classroom screen with nothing to install and no sign-up, so a Sunday-school teacher can choose an activity and use it the same morning.

The church sings in many languages, and some of its most-loved new worship songs are written in Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu. We gather the lyrics of these songs — Masihi geet from established worship leaders and new voices alike, along with sung Psalms and the Punjabi Zaboor — most of them set out in Roman script, so anyone who knows the tune can sing along, whatever script they read. Browse by language or by artist; new lyrics are added as songs are released. The words of each song belong to its writers, and we share them for worship and devotion.