NavsTMS

James D. Battle

About this app

Here’s help for memorizing verses in the TMS Bible memory program. See, say and record the verses, and use several different activities to help you commit verses to memory. Tracks memory and review status for multiple participants and gives points for their memory/review activity.

TMS topics are divided by series: Live the New Life, Proclaim Christ, Rely on God's Resources, Be Christ's Disciple, Grow in Christlikeness.

Features and Benefits –
- Encourages memorization and review of important Bible verses
- Make audio recordings and play back to check your recitation
- Verses are currently available in NASB, KJV, NKJV, ESV, and NIV versions.
- Memory activities such as Phrases (show a phrase at a time), Word Take-Away, and Reference ID (gives the Scripture text and lets you choose the reference)

To continue your spiritual growth using related Bible memory apps by the same author, you can search for BattleGearApps or TMS77.

Ratings and reviews

quiteThis app almost takes me back to the old TMS version with a verse pack and flash cards that I would memorize walking to and from class. i have not quite mastered that with one hand yet. The process is very good, but I'm still needing to make it more comfortable. I feel that I must make more intentional time, not having the walk time I had in college. I want to see the whole verse at once, not with a line or two covered. Thank you for a great product to get the Word deeply into our minds.

This is a great app for folks who may struggle with memorization. There are only two corrections I would suggest, the ability to see the complete scripture on the main page or be able to scroll to see it. Some verses are too long to be fully visable upon opening. Also there is a discrepancy between one of the verses in the app & the book. Under "fellowship" the app has Matthew 18:20 while the workbook has 1 John 1:3.

Good setup for verse memorization. It's now my go-to when I'm waiting somewhere and internet's down. Well-organized layout. Small issue with longer verses getting cut off, but the app gives the reference, so I can just look those up and use the cut-off card as a prompt.