Christian Daily

“This is the day that Yahweh has made.”

Psalm 118:24 · WEB

A daily Bible verse and a gentle Christian habit tracker: your character card, a faithfulness streak, and your life in weeks. Free and private, it runs entirely in your browser.

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What Christian Daily is

A daily Bible verse and a gentle Christian habit tracker, free and private, that runs entirely in your browser. Each morning opens with one verse from a curated set of 30, a short prompt to carry, and one honest thing to do for each of four pillars. Over the weeks, a character card and a faithfulness streak show what you actually did, and a life-in-weeks calendar keeps Psalm 90:12 in view: teach us to number our days.

The four pillars

The verse of the day, in three languages

The same verse also lives on its own page, without the tracker: in English (World English Bible), in French (Louis Segond 1910) and in German (Elberfelder 1905), all public domain texts.

Verse of the day →Verset du jour →Bibelvers des Tages →

Christian life in Luxembourg

Built in Luxembourg, where Sunday can be sung in Luxembourgish, French, German, English, Portuguese, Greek or Romanian. A companion page lists churches and communities with the service times they publish, and the Christian calendar of the country.

Churches and Christian life in Luxembourg →

Questions people ask

Is Christian Daily free?
Yes, entirely: no account needed, no ads, no paid tier. Signing in is optional and only serves to sync your days between devices.
Where is my data stored?
In your browser. If you choose to sign in, your check-ins sync through a small European database; nothing is sold or analysed, and you can keep using it without signing in.
Which Bible translation is used?
The World English Bible (public domain) for the curated verse of the day; the New verse button can also draw from the King James Version. The daily verse exists in French (Louis Segond 1910) and German (Elberfelder 1905) on the verse page.
What are the four pillars?
Body (physical discipline & health), Work (productivity & craft), Spirit (faith & inner life), Purpose (direction & relationships).
Why does Sunday look different?
Sunday is a day of rest: the verse switches to rest and the app drops the pressure of streaks and checklists for the day.
Is this tied to a church or denomination?
No. It is a personal tool built by a Christian living in Luxembourg, for anyone who wants a quiet daily rhythm with Scripture. For churches and services near you, see the Luxembourg page below.