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Jul 21, 2026 15 min

The LIT Bible app is here!

from Found in Translation Hosted by Brandon Vélez-Johnson & Brandon Rhodes | Liberation Theology & Biblical Studies

Introducing the LIT Bible app Now you can read, highlight, and annotate the Liberation & Inclusion Translation from your iPhone or Android. Download on iPhone and iPad Download on Android It's a Bible app that we actually want to use. They're free, no ads, and no tracking. Your LIT Bible updates as Brandon adds chapters and books to litbible.net, and each week's lectionary readings are available in its own tab. In this episode Brandon and Brandon talk about the work behind this app, and what to poke around for once you've got it on your device. A special thank you to all of our beta testers who helped make each app shine. Your enthusiasm for the LIT and for quality apps was invaluable. One more thing: Brandon Rhodes paused editing this show for a few months to focus on these apps, so expect our next season, 1 Corinthians, to debut later this summer. .... Found in Translation is a production of the Liberating Scripture Collective.

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