Scripture & Stone
The story the ground still tells.
Explore the places behind your Bible reading. Follow ten journey maps, find places by passage, and take a guided exploration. Read scripture alongside historical context and archaeological research, on iPhone and iPad.
View on the App Store Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or laterTwo maps free. US $4.99 unlocks the other eight and future map additions. One purchase, no subscription. Local prices appear in the app.
Version 1.1 is live on the App Store. Available for iOS on iPhone and iPad.
Room to explore on iPad
Keep the map and the story together. The dedicated iPad layout puts journey stops beside scripture and research, with more space to follow each place.
On iPhone, choose Map, Split, or Read. Both devices offer Light, Dark, and System appearances.
A closer look
Six views from version 1.1 on iPhone. Swipe or scroll through the screenshots to explore.
More ways to study in v1.1
Follow a guided journey
Explore Holy Week or the Sea of Galilee for free. The Seven Churches exploration is included with the All Maps purchase. Move through the stops, consider a reflection question, and return to your saved progress.
Read a passage. Find its places.
Try John 4 or Matthew 5:1–12. Passage lookup connects the app’s selected scripture references to places on the map. Coverage is curated, rather than a complete Bible index.
Look beneath the surface
Read place histories, inscriptions, excavation reports, and archaeological context. Enlarge research photographs and follow source links to learn more.
See places through time
Compare the landscape with overlays for the Persian Empire, Herod’s kingdom, and the Roman Empire in AD 117. Boundaries and site locations are approximate; dotted routes show story order, not exact ancient roads.
Keep your discoveries
Save places, resume explorations, and share a passage, location note, or study map. Saved places and progress stay on the device where you create them.
No account required
No app sign-in, subscription, or advertising. Scripture and research text are bundled with the app; map imagery, photographs, and external research links need an internet connection.
Ten journeys
158 locations, from Abraham leaving Ur to the seven churches of Revelation.