Ancient wisdom.
A faithful way
of living.

A rule of life is an intentional pattern of practices that helps you live what you believe. It can include prayer, Scripture, relationships, service, and the rhythms of home and work. The app gives those intentions a place to be practiced and reviewed.

Rule of Life is invitation-only. Follow the link in your invitation. If you already have an account, use it to accept; if you are new, create an account and complete multi-factor authentication. To ask about joining, speak with your community's steward or the person introducing you to Rule of Life.

Rule of Life is built for the church, through the church: pastors, tentmakers, co-vocational ministers, disciples, mentors, and households bringing biblical wisdom into ordinary life. The workspaces and access available to you depend on your invitation and permissions. A shared-ledger invitation can give you Financial Stewardship access without enrolling you in the wider discipleship platform.

Disciples save written responses and submit work from their formation pathways. Authorized mentors can review that work, offer notes, and name a next step or follow-up. A formation story gathers questions, responses, and progress across the journey for authorized review.

Your church's authorized builders prepare the teaching and practices. A steward assigns a volume, chapter, or moment to a disciple. Saved responses and completed work give mentors something concrete to review as they agree the next step. Formation access and assignments follow your community's invitations and permissions.

Yes. Communication supports two-way SMS conversations, group broadcasts, reusable templates, scheduling, and delivery history. Outbound email updates are also available when configured. Live messaging requires your community's approved setup and the appropriate permissions. Consent, opt-outs, sender quiet hours, and delivery processing affect which messages can be sent and when.

Yes. A ledger administrator can invite a spouse, mentor, or another trusted person to a specific ledger with Read only, Contributor, or Admin access. The recipient accepts with an existing account or creates a protected account. Shared members can see the ledger's financial information. Sharing does not share your financial account credentials, let recipients move money, or automatically grant access to other workspaces.

Church Financial Stewardship provides separate church budgets, financial records, and general, designated, or restricted funds. Its ledger administrator invites specific people to review or contribute. Church records and personal ledgers remain separate, with their own access permissions.

Posted income and spending show recorded activity, with refunds deducted from spending. Pending transactions remain separate and show their possible impact. Linked-account updates and available history depend on the institution; manual records depend on what you enter. Yearly plans use estimates; investment outlooks illustrate scenarios from the assumptions you choose. Use the figures to review, plan, and choose your next step.

No. The previews are simplified illustrations with fictional practices and amounts. They do not display private account information or send texts. To ask a question about Rule of Life, use the contact details below.