FAQ

Yes, after logging in to the website with your username and password you can access the My Area section to edit your account;your next deduction will reflect this.

This depends on what you are buying. A single song download is roughly 4 meg. A full record can be in the 50 meg+ range. Downloading a whole previous year or a film file can meansure in the gigabytes. Be sure to have a stable and fast internet connection if you are downloading large files. The larger files are likely to be zipped. Most modern computers will automatically know how to unarchive a compressed file. You will then need to import them into the program you want to use. For example, if you download a complete album of music or video files you would want to unzip them and then import them into a program like iTunes.

Typically about a week and a half. If you're outside of the United States a minimum of 21 days (although sometimes more) due to the arrangement we have with FedEx and their ability to ship into your country and then utilize your local postal service (thus there is no tracking). For international orders this takes longer but dramatically reduces shipping costs.

You will receive an email with links to your downloadable products. If you didn't receive it, check your spam folder. You can also login to your account on the DAB site by clicking the little person icon in the upper right hand corner. Once logged in click on MY DOWNLOADS and you should find what you're looking for.

If you are in the United States, yes. Daily Audio Bible is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation. All USA based donations are tax deductible. You will receive a receipt of your giving regardless of where you live in the world. If you are giving via the DAB website, you can also see your giving by logging into your account (click the little person in the upper right hand corner) and then clicking MY DONATIONS. If you give by check through the mail, a receipt will come in the mail.

There are many ways to listen. We recommend the Daily Audio Bible App. You can find the app wherever you get apps (iTunes, Google Play, Amazon etc.) You can also listen directly from the DAB website player. If you are using podcast software (like iTunes) you should have no problem finding the Daily Audio Bible. Although most podcast players will play DAB we can't provide technical support for every device and software out there. There are too many. We make sure that the DAB App and Web Player are always working.

Every day we jump immediately into the Scriptures. This is followed by commentary or prayer that applies specifically to what we've just read. From there we give any community announcements and finally hear prayer requests, comments and good news from the community. At the end of the week there is a longer prayer program that helps us keep up with what is going on in the community.

Sure. In the DAB App just click the BIBLE link at the bottom. This works the same with the DAB Web Player. You can also have the days readings emailed to you via our strategic partnership with Bible Gateway. To do this, visit biblegateway.com, click BIBLE (at the top) and then select NEWSLETTERS. You will find Daily Audio Bible there and once you've clicked SUBSCRIBE and entered your email address the daily readings will show up in your inbox.

There are a number of reasons. Many people have their favorites (we do too). When we read the Bible in English every day we can easily assume that the Scriptures are native to the English language. They aren't though. The original languages are Hebrew and Greek and there are many ways of bringing something from one language to another while retaining its meaning. Some scholarly teams have worked to bring each word from the original language into English while other teams have sought to bring the meaning of a complete thought—especially when one word can have numerous meanings. Neither is wrong. There is much to be considered in Biblical translation. For example, how would the people the text was originally written to have received the words in their cultural context and time? To span millennia and language barriers is not an easy task. By changing translations each week we get a robust tapestry of the hundreds of thousands of hours of scholarship that has gone into bringing the Word of God from its original language and into our own.

Life can be chaotic. When we step away and find ourselves in a beautiful and peaceful place, it restores us—if we're willing to slow down and drink it in. We've worked hard over the years to craft the Daily Audio Bible every day with that in mind. It's an opportunity to tune out of the stress and tune in to a place that is safe and life-giving.

The Daily Audio Bible never stores your credit card information. As you enter it, it is encrypted and sent into the banking world (highly encrypted with an army of people watching it around the clock). This is typically the easiest way to give and keep up with your giving. But many prefer to use the mail and this is completely fine. The mailing address for Daily Audio Bible is PO Box 1996 Spring Hill, TN 37174

We post all the songs we play on DAB within the DAB App within the episode it is played on.  We also post to all our social media channels. Wherever you are social, we probably are too. For a list and links to our social media pages click COMMUNITY on the DAB website and then click SOCIAL MEDIA.

A Few. How often can I call?  Once per day. Additionally, we don't allow 'product placement' on the prayer line. This means that we don't allow book suggestions, movie suggestions, music suggestions, diet and eating resources, mental or physical health advice, legal advice, political advice, financial advice, or commentary etc. We also don't allow suggestions to: "stream this music", "watch this movie", "read this post about_____", "follow me on social media", "follow this diet program", "fight your disease using these methods", "deal with mental health issues this way", "download my app", "attend a conference that me or my church is putting on" etc.  We've experienced tens of thousands of calls over the years and we've seen these types of calls used in ways that turn the line into a vehicle to market, or as a stage to present, rather than its intended purpose--an opportunity to connect and pray for each other. We also do not allow calls that only offer advice but are not prayer or encouragement related. Nor do we allow 'audio-blogging,' serial calling, or polling ("What do you guys think about.....") We ask that you refrain from reading from copyrighted devotional or prayer materials or create a series of calls reading from published devotional materials.  Here's the deal friends, we love books, movies, music, ministries, blogs, healthy lifestyle resources, healing, and every other form of communication but the prayer line isn't the proper forum. Talking about these on our social media channels is a better fit. We also don't allow the public exchange of phone numbers, solicitations for missions trips, monthly bills, gofundme (or similar) appeals and the like. These have been abused in the past in unhealthy ways that are not in keeping with the spirit of the prayer line.