Eremos: Spiritual Formation
iOS app by Benjamin Van Scyoc. Reference · Benjamin Van Scyoc
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 4
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1.25
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
Most formation apps are built for streaks, not depth. Eremos is a quiet space for disciples who read Scripture seriously, pray with intention, and lead others from a place of formation — not performance. BIBLE READING Read the Berean Standard Bible (English) or Thai King James Version (translated by Philip Pope) with flexible formatting, highlight verses in 4 colors, write study notes, look up Greek and Hebrew definitions, explore cross-references, and read translator notes from the Eremos Translation — a fresh translation growing chapter-by-chapter (currently: Mark and Matthew complete, Luke in progress). Share what moves you. SERMON BUILDER Walk through a guided discovery process — teach your heart before you teach. Exegete your passage, develop a Big Idea, build key points, and add gospel application. Export polished notes as Markdown or PDF, then present live to a TV via AirPlay with full slide control from your phone. PRAYER JOURNAL Write daily prayer entries anchored in Scripture. Track your spiritual mood, reflect on past entries, and see how God has moved over time. SMALL GROUP STUDY Lead or join a group session. Members answer questions together, the leader sees all responses in real time, and everyone leaves with a shared record. DESIGNED FOR THAILAND The full experience — Bible reading, sermon building, and TV presentation — is available in both Thai and English. Thai leaders can prepare and present entire teachings in their own language.
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