A significant number of users, approximately 10%, express frustration with the frequent and poorly placed advertisements interrupting their experience, particularly during scripture readings and sermons. This disrupts the flow and diminishes the spiritual engagement they seek from the app.

The constant ads during scripture readings are very disruptive and disappointing.

Around 8% of users are dissatisfied with the need to purchase a subscription to fully enjoy the app's features, feeling that an app aimed at spiritual growth should be more accessible without financial barriers.

It's frustrating that you need a subscription to avoid commercials in scripture readings.

Some users, estimated at 5%, report difficulties with the app accurately tracking their listening or reading progress, which can lead to frustration as it affects their ability to maintain a consistent spiritual routine.

The app sometimes resets my progress, making it hard to track my daily readings.

A small portion of users, about 3%, express concerns over the perceived liberties taken in the interpretation or presentation of scripture, feeling it may not align with traditional beliefs.

The added commentary in scripture readings feels like it's made by non-believers.