Prayer & Heart Compass
Guided prayer and honest, emotion-aware reflection with God.
Ask the Question.Live the Answer.™
A worldwide faith tech ministry helping people follow in the steps of Jesus through Scripture, discipleship, family, and community.
The WWJD.COM SuperApp carries the historic What Would Jesus Do? message into everyday life.
Available on the App Store, Google Play, and web
A biblical question for every generation
What Would Jesus Do? is rooted in Scripture, carried around the world through In His Steps, worn into culture through the bracelet movement, and advanced today by WWJD Global Outreach through technology, discipleship, family, community, music, teaching, and partnerships.
Flagship technology for the mission
The WWJD.COM SuperApp brings Scripture, prayer, devotionals, growth tracks, family discipleship, Christian community, children’s content, and biblical guidance into one place, including a daily biblical lens on current events.
Bible & Daily Devotional
Scripture and devotionals personalized by age and faith stage.
Family Hub
Up to five profiles, child-safe PIN mode, shared prayer, and daily family questions.
Community
Private groups with moderation, polls, events, bulletins, and discussion.
Grow Tracks
Discipleship paths that move from inspiration to everyday obedience.
Kids & Bedtime
Age-appropriate stories, bedtime prayer, and a safer space for little hearts.
Tablet view of the WWJD.COM SuperApp
What would Jesus do? Here is what He did.
Jesus changes lives, families, marriages, and ordinary workdays. These are stories from people who asked the question and watched Him answer it. Our team reads every story with care before it's shared.
Our first faith-tech project of 2026
This modern-day context refresh of Charles Sheldon’s In His Steps was our first faith-tech endeavor in 2026. The ebook is available to download as an EPUB file. That project led us to build the WWJD.COM SuperApp, where the book is available to read and listen to in more than 30 languages.
Stories of faith in today’s culture
A curated look at Scripture, prayer, baptism, church community, and the daily call to follow Jesus. Hopeful, practical, and current.
Baptism Stories
882 baptisms in one Sunday at Lakepointe Church
Lakepointe Church baptized 882 people on Sunday, September 27, across eight Dallas-area campuses, exactly 200 more than last Baptism Sunday. Pastor Josh Howerton called it a…
Why it matters: 882 is a real Sunday in Dallas. The pastoral question is who knows their names after the photo.
Baptism Stories
Who Will Walk With Emily? 682 Baptisms and Gospel Responses at South Alabama
On Tuesday, Oct. 27, UniteUS filled the Mitchell Center at the University of South Alabama. UniteUS's final count is 682 baptisms and gospel responses, with about 3,500 people…
Why it matters: A pastor stood in a truck bed in Mobile and asked who would walk with one new believer to the finish line. UniteUS says local churches…
Discipleship
Pew Says 41% of Young Adults Are Showing Up. We've Met Some of Them.
Pew Research Center found that 41% of U.S. adults ages 18 to 22 attend religious services at least monthly, and 34% pray daily. Our Faith Is Rising stories this fall put faces…
Why it matters: Young people are showing up and getting baptized. The weeks after are where faith takes root, and too many new believers don't know what…
Reels: Scripture for everyday questions
Short films that answer a real question with Scripture. A new reel is published each day.
Faith Is Rising, every week
Our faith tech ministry sends Faith Is Rising once a week. It gathers the stories from our News page about people around the world coming to Jesus and being baptized, and about how technology is being used to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Partnering across the Body of Christ
We work with churches, ministries, artists, authors, and Christian creators so people can discover trusted teaching, meaningful communities, music, books, podcasts, devotionals, and other resources for a life of faith.
Help WWJD Global Outreach reach more people
Your gifts help us translate content, develop discipleship resources, serve families and communities, expand outreach, and make this work available around the world.
WWJD Global Outreach, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3). Donations are tax-deductible.