For heart and soul and mind
Take yourfaithfurther.
FaithWave makes the riches of the Christian tradition easier to find, understand and make part of your life.
Available on the web, iPhone and Android.
You want to take your faith seriously. But it can be difficult to know where to begin, what to read or how to make prayer and study part of ordinary life. FaithWave helps you begin — and keep going.
The FaithWave difference
Not simply inspiration. Formation.
FaithWave is for Christians who want more than disconnected content or a passing thought for the day. It brings Scripture, prayer and Christian thought together, helping you understand the faith and live it more deliberately.
Substance, made accessible
Encounter important Christian writing without reducing it to slogans — and without already knowing where to begin.
Across time and traditions
Find relevant voices from the early Church, the medieval world, the Reformation and beyond, with their agreements and differences treated honestly.
Thought and devotion together
Bring learning back into the life of prayer, so that a deeper understanding of Christianity strengthens a living and serious faith.
One app. A living tradition.
Go deeper without getting lost.
Classic prayer library
Find words when your own words fail.
Whether you need guidance, strength, thanksgiving or simply help knowing how to pray, FaithWave gives you access to prayers drawn from across Christian history. Tell the Prayer Finder what is on your heart, and it will lead you to something fitting from the library.
What would you like to pray about?
Suggested from the library
A Prayer for Guidance
John Henry Newman
Daily devotionals
A thoughtful rhythm for every day.
When you are unsure what to read or struggle to maintain a regular devotional life, FaithWave gives you a clear place to begin. Each day brings together Scripture, a substantial passage from a Christian writer and a prayer connected by a common theme.
Daily Devotional
Friday, 11 Sep, 2026
Scripture
Romans 8:31–39
Wisdom
St Augustine
Prayer
A prayer of trust
Scripture commentary
Understand difficult passages more easily.
When Scripture is difficult or unfamiliar, select a verse and consult commentators from different centuries and traditions. Choose the voices you want to hear, turn off those you do not, and compare their explanations without losing your place.
John 1:1
“In the beginning was the Word…”
Two voices from different traditions on this verse:
The Word by whom all things were made took on our humanity, that dwelling among us He might renew it from within.
Augustine · Early Church
In the beginning the Word already was — co-eternal with the Father and the true agent of creation.
John Calvin · Reformation
Both affirm the Word’s eternity; Augustine emphasises the renewal it brings, Calvin the divine agency in creation.
A library worth returning to
The books you meant to read. A clearer way in.
FaithWave gives you clear and manageable ways into Christian books, prayers and ideas you may have wanted to encounter for years.
Guided classic
The Rule of St Benedict
Listen and read
Prayer course
The Lord’s Prayer with St Cyprian
A multi-day course
Guided classic
Beginning to Pray
Metropolitan Anthony Bloom
Conversations
Ideas that shaped Christian history
Podcasts and expert guides
From FaithWave listeners
The prayers are very beautiful and helpful.
The abridgements help me to understand and think about books I wouldn’t read otherwise.
More ways to go further
Learn at your own pace.
Guided classics
Understand important Christian books through carefully abridged, audio-first editions.
Courses
Follow a clear path through prayer, theology and the Christian life.
Podcasts and conversations
Hear knowledgeable teachers explain difficult ideas and bring unfamiliar thinkers within reach.
Begin today
The riches of the Christian tradition. Made part of your life.
A clear way to read, listen, pray and understand — wherever you are.
Use it on the web or download the app.
About FaithWave
FaithWave was founded to help people engage more deeply with Christian thought, prayer and writing. It draws from thinkers across the Christian tradition, recognises their differences, and is rooted in the Nicene Creed.
No. FaithWave welcomes anyone who wants to learn and worship with the riches of the Christian tradition.
No. FaithWave is intended to support your Christian life and make valuable resources more accessible. It is not a replacement for your church or Christian community.
You can use FaithWave in your web browser or through the mobile app on iPhone and Android.
Subscriptions allow us to maintain the app, expand its libraries and continue producing carefully researched Christian content.