Making Bible study easier, for everyone

Prism didn't begin as a product. It began as a tool I built for my own study. I wanted to understand not just what a passage said, but the world it was written in: the people, the places, the customs, and the history behind every verse.

Over time it became part of my daily time in the Word. It helped me slow down, ask better questions, and see familiar passages with fresh eyes. The more it helped me, the more I wanted others to have it too.

So I put it online. Today Prism is open to anyone who wants to study the Bible more deeply, whether you are opening it for the first time or have read it all your life.

Because Prism is ad-free, it doesn't earn anything from your attention. Running it still costs money every month: servers and a database, the services that prepare historical context and insights for each passage, email delivery, and more.

Those costs come out of my own pocket, along with many evenings and weekends spent building and improving it. It's a sacrifice I gladly make, because I've seen what it does for people's understanding of Scripture.