Now in invited beta A guided 101-Waymark walk through the whole Bible

Keep going through the Bible — together.

Lampway turns the whole Bible into 101 weekly Waymarks: read the passage during the week, then gather on Sunday for real conversation, games the kids can run, and memories worth keeping. For families, couples, friends, and small groups. Lampway is currently open by invitation while we finish the final pre-beta checks.

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✓ By invitation ✓ Every age, same passage ✓ No lesson to prepare
The Lampway home screen showing this week's Waymark
Why Lampway

Reading the Bible together is hard to keep up.

The rhythm fizzles

Most family or group Bible plans start strong and fade by February. Lampway gives you one clear next step every week.

No time to prep a lesson

Parents and hosts don't need to build a study from scratch. Lampway brings the recap, questions, and activities to the table for you.

Kids tune out

When all they do is listen, kids check out. Here they answer, ask, guess, and even run a round themselves.

The weekly rhythm

One Waymark a week. A whole passage.

Not one verse a day, not a race to the finish — a steady weekly rhythm a four-year-old and a grandparent can keep together.

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One weekly Waymark

Each week is a single Waymark — a full passage like Genesis 1–4 or Matthew 1–7.

2

Read through the week

Read or listen to the full passage at your pace. Everyone meets the same text at their own depth.

3

An anchor verse

One memory verse anchors the week — something to carry, not the whole reading.

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Gather on Sunday

Come together to recap, talk, play the Challenge, pray, and save a memory.

During the week

Read or listen, at your own pace.

Lampway frames the same passage for every age. The verse above is your anchor for the week — the full passage is the reading. No streak pressure, no busywork.

Lampway onboarding explaining the weekly rhythm
For kids and grown-ups alike

Kids don’t just listen — they answer, ask, guess, and run the table.

Real things to do, drawn straight from each week’s passage. Nothing for you to prepare. Hand a kid the phone and the first thing they see is something to answer, ask, or guess.

Did You Know, a Wonder question, and an answerable Quick Check on the Read screen
During the week

Something to notice and answer

  • Did You Know? a surprising fact to uncover
  • Wonder Question something to puzzle over and bring to Sunday
  • Quick Check an answerable question — not a quiz to pass
  • Anchor verse one verse to carry through the week
On Sunday

Something to play and host

  • Waymark Challenge a quick family Bible game — no losers
  • Stump the Parents kids host and quiz the grown-ups
  • Lightning Round fast questions, just for fun
  • Where on the Map? guess the place, then reveal it
Sunday extra rounds: Lightning Round, Did the parents know this, Where on the map
The Sunday gathering

Sunday is the heart of it.

After a week in the passage, you gather — in person or on a call. Lampway gives your table a simple order to follow, without making it stiff. No one has to plan it, and the games are built for the kids to run.

The Sunday Gathering screen with the ordered steps
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Recap the passageA short retelling so everyone's on the same page.
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Talk it overQuestions to spark real conversation across ages.
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Play the ChallengeA friendly check-in — no losers, just fun.
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Question Jar & Stump the ParentsBring the questions your kids saved during the week.
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Pray togetherClose the gathering in prayer.
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Save a memoryKeep what someone said in your Book of Memories.
The Book of Memories with a saved quote and a capture form
The Book of Memories

Keep what your people notice.

A child's question, a line that landed, a prayer — save it in a tap. Memories gather Waymark by Waymark into a record of your journey. Simple, and yours to curate.

The whole Bible, in 101 Waymarks

A path you can actually finish.

From Genesis to Revelation in 101 weekly Waymarks — about a two-year walk. Light each Waymark on your Medallion as you go, building toward the Seal.

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The Lampway Medallion showing lit Waymarks toward the Seal
Scripture, handled with care

Clear where Scripture is clear. Honest where it isn’t.

Scripture-centered

The passage leads. Verses are shown verbatim from KJV and WEB — never paraphrased. Narrated audio is available in WEB.

Every age, same text

The same passage is framed for each reader's age, so the whole circle talks about one Scripture together.

Honest about hard questions

Where Christians have long disagreed, Lampway says so plainly instead of pretending there's one settled answer.

Built for the way you read

Not kids-only. Not solo-only. Together.

Each reader gets their own age-appropriate depth on the same passage, so no one is left behind or talked down to — and you can read it on your own too.

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Invited beta

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Lampway is currently open by invitation while we finish the final pre-beta checks. Tell us a bit about your circle and we'll send an access link with setup instructions when your spot is ready.

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Why we built it

Built for one thing: keeping you going.

A gentle weekly rhythm, a real Sunday gathering, activities that pull kids in, and a growing record of what your people noticed along the way — all the way through the Bible, together.

Questions

Good to know.

A Waymark is one week's stop on the path — a full Bible passage (like Genesis 1–4 or Matthew 1–7). There are 101 Waymarks across the whole Bible, about a two-year walk.
During the week you read or listen to the full passage at your own pace. One memory verse anchors the week. There's no streak to protect and no "one verse a day finishes it" — the passage is the reading.
You gather to recap the passage, talk through questions, play the Waymark Challenge, bring the Question Jar / Stump the Parents, pray, and save a memory of what someone noticed.
Yes. Everyone reads the same passage, framed for their age — from young children through adults — so the whole circle can talk about the same text together.
No — Lampway works for families and households, couples, groups of friends, small groups, and solo readers. Add whoever's reading with you under "Who's Reading."
Lampway is currently in invited beta, open by invitation. Request an access link from the form above and we'll send setup instructions when your spot is ready. Already have a link? Open lampway.app.
Lampway is in invited beta, and there's nothing to buy to take part during the beta. If we introduce paid features or subscriptions later, we'll show pricing and cancellation terms clearly before any charge.
It's a web app at lampway.app — works in any browser and installs to your home screen as a PWA on iOS, Android, and desktop.