FAQs and help with Seek His Grace

Seek His Grace is an independent, non-denominational Christian website for everyday faith. You can read Scripture, pray, write personal reflections, ask the Bible Companion a question, or play Bible Games. It is not a church or affiliated with a denomination.

Daily Verse is a short place to begin: read the passage and its reflection, then open the chapter in the Bible reader for context. Daily Prayer offers a prayer you can use or put into your own words. You can also go straight to a Bible passage or try Unveiled. No prior Bible knowledge is required to explore the site.

Quick Reads are short articles about Scripture and everyday faith. Open an article from the library and follow its Bible links to read the passages in context. AI helps with research and drafting; Brady Kauffman reviews, revises, and approves each article before it is published.

• If you notice a mistake, send a question with the article title and the sentence or passage that needs attention.

You can read the Bible, Daily Verse, and Daily Prayer, and play today's Unveiled without an account. A free Open Access account lets you save favorites, highlights, verse notes, Companion conversations, and game results. It also includes three free dates of Bible Games that you activate from the games page.

• Gamer, Pro, and Premier include all five Bible Games and their published archives. Pro and Premier also include journals, bundles, translation comparison, and higher usage limits.

Open the Bible reader and choose a book and chapter from the toolbar. Use the chapter arrows to keep reading. Tap or click a verse to open Verse Actions, where you can save a favorite, highlight it, add a note, or ask Companion about it.

The reader includes the King James Version (KJV), Bible in Basic English (BBE), American Standard Version (ASV), and World English Bible (WEB). Switch translations from the reader toolbar. With Pro or Premier, select a verse and choose Compare translations to see its wording side by side.

• Signed-in readers can choose a default translation in Account Settings. Request another translation through Leave a suggestion; availability depends on licensing and preparation.

Open Quick verse search in the Bible reader and enter a phrase, topic, or description of the verse you remember. For example, try 'God giving his son.' The search uses AI to suggest passages, so read each result in context to check whether it is the one you meant.

• Quick Verse Search requires permission to share your search with OpenAI. Its daily usage allowance is shared with Bible Companion prompts.

Sign in, then tap or click a verse in the Bible reader. Select the star to save a favorite, choose a color to highlight the verse, or choose Add note and save what you write. Open Your Library in the site menu to return to Favorites, Highlights, or Notes.

• Favorites keep the translation you saved. Saving the same Scripture reference again does not create a second favorite in another translation.

Journals hold longer personal reflections in separate entries. Bundles collect verses and passages around a topic, prayer, or question. Pro and Premier include tools to create and edit both. Open Journals or Bundles from Your Library; you can also add Scripture to a bundle from Verse Actions in the reader.

• In a journal, create or choose an entry, write your reflection, and use Save before leaving it. Verse notes are a separate tool for shorter thoughts attached to one verse.

Daily Verse pairs a Bible passage with a short reflection. Change the translation, open the passage in the reader, or respond with a reaction. Sign in to post a reflection in the discussion. Comments and reactions are community contributions visible to other visitors, so keep personal or sensitive details out of them.

• Use the report control on a comment that needs review. You can also block another user. Discussion contributions express their authors' views, rather than an official interpretation from Seek His Grace.

Sign in and open today's Daily Prayer. Write your request or praise report in the form below the prayer. Before submitting, you will be asked to agree to processing by OpenAI for safety checks and anonymous prayer themes. Your original wording is not posted publicly; an authorized admin may review it, and only reviewed anonymous themes can appear in the community summary.

• Leave out names, contact details, workplaces, locations, and other identifying information. You can manage recent submissions on Daily Prayer and delete retained originals from Account Settings. Originals are deleted after 30 days.
• Prayer requests are not monitored for urgent help, and submitting one does not alert an emergency service.

The homepage routine tracks selected activities, such as Daily Verse, Daily Prayer, and Bible Games. Use Customize to choose the features you want to track. Complete every selected activity for the day to count toward your routine streak.

• For Daily Verse, spend time reading today's verse and reflection, or respond with a reaction or comment. For games, finish today's official game. Reading an archived verse or playing a practice game does not count as today's activity.
• Sign in to keep your routine on your account. Guest progress is stored in the current browser and can be lost if its storage is cleared.

Daily Verse, Daily Prayer, and dated Bible Games use midnight Central Time in the United States for the new day. This may differ from midnight where you live. Use the recent entries on the daily pages or the games calendar to revisit published content. Games available on a date can vary.

• Game archive access depends on your membership or activated free dates. Bible Companion and Quick Verse Search allowances reset separately at midnight UTC.

Bible Companion is an AI conversation tool for exploring Scripture and questions about faith. Open Companion and type a question, such as 'What is happening in Luke 15?' or 'How does this passage connect with the previous chapter?' You will be asked for permission to share your message and relevant conversation context with OpenAI before it generates a reply.

Yes. Tap or click a verse and choose Ask Companion in Verse Actions. A conversation panel opens with the verse as context and an empty box for your question. You can keep reading, resume a recent thread, or start a new conversation from the panel. Switching translations of the same verse keeps the conversation together.

Bible Companion can help explain a passage or suggest questions to explore, but it can also make mistakes, miss context, or give an incomplete interpretation. Check important claims against Scripture and trusted sources. It does not replace your own reading, a local church, or trusted spiritual guidance.

• If an answer seems wrong, ask which passage supports it and read that passage in context. Report a recurring problem with the question you asked and the part of the answer that concerned you.
• Companion is not a source of professional medical, legal, financial, or crisis guidance.

Sign in and open the conversation history in Bible Companion to return to a recent conversation. The reader panel has Recent threads for conversations about the selected verse. Signed-in conversations are saved to your account; guest conversations stay in the current browser session and do not become saved account history.

• Saved conversations are removed after 30 days of inactivity. Copy anything you want to keep longer into your own records before then. Deleting a conversation permanently removes it from your history.

Open Bible Games and choose a game. Each game has a How to play guide you can reopen, including after finishing a puzzle.

• Blanks: restore missing words in a Bible verse.
• Unveiled: reveal letters and solve a Bible word or phrase.
• Well Versed: answer three Bible questions.
• CROSSwords: solve a connected Bible crossword.
• Threads: match connected Bible people, passages, or events, then read the explanations and Scripture references.

Today's Unveiled is free, including for visitors without an account. A free account also includes three published dates of Bible Games. Sign in, open Bible Games, and choose Activate my 3 free days. These are fixed dates you can return to, rather than a subscription trial that starts billing.

• The games available on each free date may vary. Gamer, Pro, and Premier unlock all five games and their published archives.
• After playing Unveiled as a guest, sign in or create an account and return to the same browser to save that result.

An official game records your result for that game and date. Blanks and Well Versed also offer practice so you can try again or explore another difficulty. Practice does not replace an official result or count toward today's game completion in your routine.

• Use How to play for the game's scoring rules. To control whether your display name appears beside ranked scores, change Bible Games leaderboard name in Account Settings.

Open Access is the free account with saved verses, notes, and a daily Companion allowance. Gamer adds all Bible Games, their published archives, and display-name colors while keeping Open Access limits for other tools. Pro adds journals, bundles, single-verse translation comparison, and larger allowances. Premier offers the highest limits and additional display-name styles.

• The Plans page shows current prices and limits. Review the terms shown before checkout, including any trial offer and when recurring billing begins.

For a website subscription, sign in and open Account Plans, then use the Stripe Billing Portal to manage your payment details or cancel. Review the effective date and any charges before confirming a plan change. A scheduled cancellation keeps access through the current paid period or trial end, then stops renewal.

• If you subscribed through Apple or Google Play, manage or cancel the subscription in that store account. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription.
• Canceling a membership does not delete your account or saved work. Journals and bundles remain readable and deletable; creating or editing them requires Pro or Premier.

Check the limit message and your Account Plans page. Daily Companion prompts and Quick Verse Search use a shared daily allowance. Saved-item limits describe how much you can keep at once; monthly creation allowances describe how much new content you can create during a cycle. These limits work differently.

• Removing a saved item frees storage, but does not restore a monthly creation allowance. Favorites use storage slots without a monthly creation allowance.
• After a downgrade, saved work stays readable and deletable. If your combined highlights and notes exceed the new saved limit, editing pauses until the count is at or below that limit. Creating another item requires space below the limit.
• Wait for the stated allowance reset, remove items you no longer need, or compare plans for more space. A temporary error or expired sign-in can also block an action; the message should help you tell the difference.

Sign in with the account email used for your membership, open Account Plans, and check the plan shown there. If a completed payment or plan change is still missing, email billing@seekhisgrace.org with your account email, the payment date, and the receipt or transaction reference. Do not send full card details.

• For a store purchase, include whether it was through Apple or Google Play. Avoid buying the membership again while a payment or access problem is being reviewed.
• To request review of a charge, contact billing. The billing policy explains cancellation and refund terms.

Open Sign In, enter your email, and request a six-digit code. Return to the sign-in page and enter the code from the latest email. Your account is created when you first verify your email; no password is needed. You can also use a sign-in provider if it is offered on that page.

• Use the same account email when returning on another device. Never share your sign-in code with anyone, including support.

Check the email address shown on the sign-in page and look in your spam or junk folder. Codes expire after 10 minutes. If you requested more than one, use the code in the latest email. Wait for the resend countdown, then choose Resend code if needed.

• If the address is wrong, choose Use a different email. If the problem continues, email support with the account email and the error shown. Do not include the code itself.

First check that you are signed in with the same account email you used to save them. Open the relevant section of Your Library and clear any filters. In the reader, Account Settings controls whether highlights, notes, and bundles appear across all translations or only the current one.

• An unsaved journal draft is not a saved entry. Guest Companion conversations stay in their browser session, and signed-in conversations expire after 30 days of inactivity.
• If saved content is still missing, contact support with the content type and when you last saw it. Avoid deleting items or clearing browser storage while investigating.

Keep a copy of any unsaved writing before refreshing or leaving the page. Check your connection and read the error message. Use Retry or Try again when offered; if a countdown appears, wait until it ends. If sign-in has expired, sign back into the same account. Once your draft is safe, try refreshing or opening the page in an up-to-date browser.

• For a stopped Companion reply, use Retry if available. A usage-limit message means you need to wait for the allowance reset or review your plan.
• If the issue continues, report the page URL, what you tried, the exact error, the approximate time, and your device and browser. Include a screenshot if useful, with private information removed.

Email support@seekhisgrace.org for help using the site or with your account. Use Report a problem for something broken, Leave a suggestion for a feature idea, and Ask a question for something the FAQs should explain. Include a reply email in a form if you want a response.

• Billing questions go to billing@seekhisgrace.org, and personal-data questions go to privacy@seekhisgrace.org. Use Business inquiries for partnership or collaboration proposals.
• Include enough detail to identify the problem, but leave out sign-in codes, full payment details, and private journal or prayer content.

Your saved favorites, highlights, verse notes, journals, and signed-in Companion history are account content and are not posted publicly. Journal content and signed-in Companion messages are encrypted at rest. Daily Verse comments and reactions are public community features; game leaderboard name visibility is controlled in Account Settings.

• Companion messages and relevant context are shared with OpenAI when you agree to use that feature. Prayer requests have separate processing and review rules. Private account content is not a promise that no service provider processes it; the Privacy Policy explains storage, access, retention, and third-party services.

Yes. You can read Scripture, use saved-content tools included in your plan, and play Bible Games without sending a Companion question or prayer request. Choose Not now when an AI sharing prompt appears. Use the feature's information panel to withdraw permission for future sharing; Companion and Quick Verse Search share one agreement, while prayer processing has a separate agreement.

• Withdrawal does not recall information already processed or delete saved content. Use conversation deletion, prayer request controls, or account deletion for content you want removed. Previously submitted requests may still be processed under the permission given when you sent them.

Sign in, open Account Settings, and choose Delete account. Read the explanation and complete the confirmation steps. Deletion permanently removes your account and saved content and cannot be undone. If you only want to stop a paid membership, cancel it through its billing provider instead.

• Account deletion cancels website subscriptions. Apple and Google Play subscriptions must be canceled separately in the store account. Provider payment records and already published anonymous prayer themes may remain, as explained in the Privacy Policy.