Find the Bible Verses for What You’re Facing Today

More than 1,300 topic pages of King James Scripture, organised around real life: grief, fear, marriage, work, waiting and joy. Each page gathers twenty verses and explains where they come from.

Bible Verse for Today

“My help cometh from the LORD, which made heaven and earth.”
Psalms 121:2 (KJV)

Need a Word Right Now?

Press the button for a different verse each time, drawn from ninety of the most loved passages in the King James Bible.

“I have set the LORD always before me: because he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved.”
Psalms 16:8 (KJV)

LATEST TOPICS

The newest pages added to the library, each with twenty King James verses and notes on their setting.

About The Bible Verses

This site was built around one simple idea: everyone benefits from a small, steady moment with Scripture, however busy life gets. We are not a church, a denomination or a publisher. We are a small team making God’s Word easy to find, easy to read and easy to return to.

Every page focuses on the verses themselves, chosen for a specific need and checked word for word against the King James text.

Organised by real-life topicsFrom anxiety and grief to weddings, work and new babies.
Every verse checkedWording is verified against a clean King James Version text before it is published.
Free to useNo accounts, no paywalls. Read, copy and share as much as you like.

OUR VISION

We want anyone, at any hour, to be able to find the right passage in under a minute and read it with enough background to understand what it meant to the people who first heard it. Not a feed of inspirational quotes, but a library that treats Scripture with care.

AccurateThe exact King James wording, with references you can check.
In contextNotes on who wrote each passage, when and why.
UsefulPractical ways to pray, remember and share what you read.

How to Use This Site

  1. Search or browseType what you are facing into the search box, or pick a topic from the A to Z list.
  2. Read slowlyEach page has twenty verses followed by notes on their setting. Start with one verse rather than all twenty.
  3. Keep one closeCopy a verse to your phone, share it with a friend, or come back tomorrow for a new verse of the day.

Why the King James Version

The King James Bible has shaped English prayer and hymns since 1611. Its rhythm makes verses easier to memorise, and because it is in the public domain it can be quoted and shared freely.

Where its older wording is hard to follow, our notes explain it, and you can compare modern translations on sites such as Bible Gateway.

Four centuries of useRead in churches, homes and hospitals around the world.
Free to quoteNo licence is needed to copy or share a KJV verse.
Checked word for wordEvery verse on this site is matched against a verified digital KJV text.

Questions Readers Ask

Are the verses really word for word from the King James Bible?

Yes. Every verse is checked against a verified digital King James text before it is published, and each one shows its book, chapter and verse so you can look it up yourself.

Can I copy verses for social media, church bulletins or cards?

Yes. The King James Version is in the public domain, so you can quote and share it freely. We appreciate a link back to the page, but it is not required.

How is the verse of the day chosen?

It rotates through a set of ninety well-loved passages, so everyone sees the same verse on the same day and a different one tomorrow.

Is this site connected to a church or denomination?

No. We are an independent, non-denominational resource focused on the text of Scripture itself.

I cannot find the topic I need. What should I do?

Try the search box with a single word, browse the A to Z topics page, or send us a suggestion. Reader requests shape which pages we add next.