The platform added 160 million new installs this year, marking a 13% increase in daily active users compared to 2025. Among the most sought-after passages, Psalm 91 currently holds the top spot, underscoring a widespread desire for spiritual stability. This growth in digital engagement serves as the foundation for the upcoming Global Bible Month this November, which encourages participants to commit to the 30-Day Bible Challenge.

Founder and CEO Bobby Gruenewald noted that the ministry aims to capitalize on this momentum by expanding its reach through both digital features and physical installations. In a move to bring scripture into high-traffic public spaces, the organization plans to feature content in New York’s Times Square, London’s Piccadilly Circus, and the Dotonbori District in Osaka. These efforts are supported by a vast network of 45,000 global partners, including churches and publishers, to provide access to 3,800 Bible versions in 2,400 languages across regions like Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.