The two lines
<div id="biblefyme-devotional"></div>
<script src="https://biblefy.me/embed/devotional.js" async></script>
Paste them wherever the devotional should appear. In WordPress, use a Custom HTML block. In Wix or Squarespace, an Embed or Code block.
What it looks like
This is today's devotional, live, rendered by the same script:
Options
Add these to the <div> if you want them.
| Attribute | What it does |
|---|---|
data-short="true" | Verse and illustration only — no reflection, application, declaration or prayer. For a homepage panel where the whole devotional would be too long. |
data-links="false" | Show the additional readings as plain text instead of links. |
How it behaves
- It follows your visitor's date. Someone reading in Lagos and someone in Chicago each get their own day.
- It is small. About 1.6 KB for the day, not the year.
- It inherits your fonts and colours on purpose, so it looks like part of your site rather than a widget.
- It fails quietly. If anything goes wrong it leaves an empty space rather than an error on your homepage.
- Nothing is tracked. No cookies, no analytics, no record of who read it.
If you would rather build it yourself
The data is plain JSON, one file per day, named by month and day:
https://biblefy.me/embed/d/08-26.json
Each file holds date, title, scripture,
quote, content, reflection,
application, declaration, prayer and
additional_reading.
Cross-origin requests are allowed, so you can fetch it from your own pages
or your own server. No key is needed.
Using it
It is free for any church, whether or not you ever buy a key from us. The only thing we ask is the one line at the bottom — “From BiblefyMe” — which stays on every embed. It is how people find the app, and it is the whole of what we ask in return.
If your site needs the devotional presented differently, use the JSON below and credit BiblefyMe in your own way. Please do not republish the devotionals as your own writing.
The devotionals
366 days, written by Gregory Lan Ijiwola and offered for use on church websites — the complete reading, not an extract. Verse, illustration, reflection, application, declaration and prayer, the same as in the app.
Questions
Email hello@biblefy.me.