Want to live the Fruit of the Spirit, not just read about it?
Abide is a much-loved Christian app for guided Bible meditation, prayer and sleep. Ninefruit is built for practice: one real situation a day, what the Bible says in plain words, and one small thing to try today. Four questions will show which fits.
Which one fits you? 4 quick questions
Abide vs Ninefruit at a glance
| Abide | Ninefruit | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Guided Bible meditation, prayer and sleep | Practising Galatians 5:22-23 in everyday life |
| Daily format | Audio meditations and prayers | A two-minute real-life moment and one step to try |
| Ages | See its listing | Beginner, Teen and Adult reading styles; Family Mode |
| Privacy | See its listing | No account, no ads, no tracking; works offline |
| Price | Free, optional subscription | Free daily moment; optional Premium |
| App Store ratings | 4.9 from about 122,000 ratings | Newer, fewer ratings so far |
Facts from each app's App Store listing, November 2026. Ninefruit is made by Honest Little Apps, the studio behind this page.
How are your nine fruits growing?
Take our free Fruit of the Spirit reflection to see which fruit to practise this week. It's private and takes two minutes.
Ninefruit: Fruit of the Spirit turns Galatians 5:22-23 into small practical steps: a real situation, what the Bible says, one thing to try today and a private place to reflect. No account, no ads, works offline.
Free on the App StoreQuestions
How can I practise the Fruit of the Spirit?
Pick one fruit, notice one real moment each day where it applies, and try one small step. Ninefruit gives you that moment daily.
Where did these comparison facts come from?
From each app's App Store listing in November 2026. Features and prices change, so check the listing before you decide.
Updated November 12, 2026.
- Fruit of the Spirit self-reflection quizEighteen honest statements about the last two weeks. See which of the nine fruit of the Spirit to practise next, with a passage to read and a printable week card.
- Fruit of the Spirit weekly check-inA two-minute Fruit of the Spirit reflection from Galatians 5:22-23: nine honest questions about your week, then one fruit to practise and a small way to start.
- Fruit of the Spirit chart for kidsMake a printable Fruit of the Spirit chart for kids: add a name, pick which fruits to focus on, and tick a fruit each time you spot it during the week.