γραφή · “the Scripture” — quiet tools for serious Bible study
With Graphē Apps, large bodies of text — the whole Bible, a seminary founder’s
teaching notes, thirty years of a pastor’s sermons — are changed into an interactive
application: you can ask, and the answer comes back in the author’s own words. Type a
question in plain words; each app searches hundreds or thousands of pages, brings back the
passages that answer it, and shows where they came from so you can dig deeper. Nothing is
invented: every answer stays inside the text.
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Bible Topics
“Which passages speak to my topic?”
Name a subject and see the passages that speak to it — a focused concordance, weighted toward the New Testament’s teaching, that gathers the texts without telling you what to conclude. Each passage opens in the Hermeneutics Assistant.
Choose a passage and work through Milton Terry’s grammatico-historical method in eleven steps — original-language words, history, cross-references, redemptive context and application. Full studies are long, so a computer is easiest.
The founder of Grace Theological Seminary — watch the narrated film of his life, hear two of his original radio sermons, and ask questions answered only from his unpublished seminary teaching texts.
A memorial library of the 768 sermons Pastor Nathan Zakahi preached at Sunnyside Grace Brethren Church, 1997–2025 — find what he taught on your topic, in his own words, with each sermon cited and links to hear or watch it.
Each of these can have its own icon on your Home Screen, desktop or
Start menu and open like an app: grapheapps.com itself,
Bible Topics, the Hermeneutics Assistant,
Ask Dr. McClain and Zakahi Sermons. Open the one you want
in your browser, then follow the
steps for your device (repeat for each one you want):
iPhone or iPad · Safari
Tap Share — the square with an arrow pointing up.
(On newer iPhones, tap ••• first.)
Tap Add to Home Screen, then Add.
Android · Chrome
Tap the ⋮ menu at the top right.
Tap Add to Home screen (or Install app), then Add.
Windows or Mac · Chrome or Edge
Chrome: click the install icon at the right end of the
address bar — or click the three dots ⋮ in the top-right corner of the
window → Cast, save, and share → Install page as app.
Edge: click the three dots ⋯ in the top-right corner of
the window (it may show the word Update beside it), or press Alt+F
→ More tools → Apps → Install this site as an app.
(In some versions Apps is directly in the menu.)
Click Install. It opens in its own window and gets an icon in the
Start menu or Dock (Edge also offers a desktop shortcut).
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