For men's groups
An app for your men's Bible study.
Kingdom Groups started as an app for one men's Bible study in Arizona, Brothers in Christ. It was built because keeping the group together in a text thread took more of the leader's week than leading it did.
Less managing, more meeting
Pick a book of the Bible and the sessions plan themselves: chapters split across your meetings, each with an overview, six discussion questions, takeaways, and key verses. If the group falls behind, the plan reflows. Or run the study you already use.
Members RSVP to each meeting, attendance takes a tap, and the prayer list keeps its updates instead of scrolling away in a thread.
Everything in one place
- StudiesRun the curriculum or book you already use, or pick a book of the Bible and the sessions plan themselves, every chapter with an overview, discussion questions, takeaways, and key verses.
- MeetingsRSVPs for each meeting and attendance in a tap, with guests remembered.
- PrayerRequests, updates, and answered prayers, kept where the group can see them.
- EventsGatherings with RSVPs, reminders, and spots left, so nobody chases a headcount.
- ChatConversation with photos and reactions, plus a shared verse, a daily devotional link, and a daily study question.
- GalleryThe group's photos and albums in one place.
Questions people ask
- How much does it cost?
- $10 a month per group, for the whole group, with every feature and unlimited members. The first 30 days are free with no card, and you can cancel anytime. A paused group's content is kept for at least 6 months, with two email reminders before anything is removed.
- Does everyone need to download an app?
- It installs from the website as an app on a phone, with notifications, and works the same on a computer.
- Where do the studies come from?
- The library has a prepared study for every chapter of the Bible, each reviewed by a person. You can read any of them at kingdomgroups.org/bible-study before signing up, and a group can always run its own curriculum instead.