NOOK Users can download Bible Apps for the NOOK using the link below:
touchbible.com/get/nook

As many NOOK owners already know, the NOOK Apps store no longer allows you to download and install new apps. The departure of NOOK Apps leaves many questions: Where will I get apps? What about my purchases?

Barnes and Noble have extensively outlined the entire process. You can read their FAQs here. However, paraphrasing, the answers you can keep your purchased apps as they’ll still work, and for everything else go to Google Play.

If you are a Touch Bible user, according to the FAQs can still download your previously purchased apps… but NOOK Apps is not accepting new updates. As time goes on that version of the app will become outdated and you’ll probably want to find that app on Google Play.

To help, all this sites links for the NOOK will begin taking you to Google Play. More help is planned for the future to help users easily migrate to the different store.

Learn how to use and configure your text-to-speech settings for the audio bible, Touch Bible. Tips are for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and most Android devices, including NOOK, Amazon and Google Devices!

More Audio Bible Videos:
http://www.touchbible.com/androidvoice/
http://www.touchbible.com/alex/
http://www.touchbible.com/bible-remote-pebble-time/
http://www.touchbible.com/voiceover/
http://www.touchbible.com/bible-for-apple-watch/

[UPDATE] Please read the Farewell, NOOK Apps post.

NOOK users love to read, there is no question. The NOOK has an incredible selection of Books and apps that allow its users to find just the titles it’s looking for! But what about the Bible?

The best selling book in the world is unlike any other book. Most people do not read it like other books; front to back. Most Bible readers skip around, finding themselves jumping from front to back, middle and back again. Can an e-book reader support that? Probably not, which is why you’ll want a Bible app.

There are many options, but I think Touch Bible is the app you’ll want on your NOOK. Here’s why:

Most Bible apps come with a bit of an assumption of prior knowledge; when you look up a book, you’ll use a keyboard or a technical chart to pick the book you want to read. If it’s a keyboard, you’re supposed to know how to spell the books, how many chapters are in the book, and even how many verses – or else it will not know where you are. If it’s a list, it can be ordered in any number of ways. These tools are fine if you have memorized the books and their lengths and their orders, but if are wanting to read the Bible and get around it with some context as to what happened before and what happens next, these methods can get in the way.

That is why Touch Bible has Dial-a-Verse. The Bible indeed reads like a regular book, and has a chronological order to it. Dial-a-Verse preserves this by listing every book, every chapter and every verse in the traditional order. It is a list that stands secondary to the text, yet it makes getting around the Bible very intuitive. It even makes switching versions easy. You simply tap on what you want, the names and numbers are provided for you.

As you read, there are built-in study resources to help you comprehend. You are not redirected to a new screen as you access the study materials. The information appears over the text and allows you to see where you were behind it. When you are done the study material simply goes away and you are back where you were, reading.

When you use Touch Bible, you’ll be encouraged to read the Bible more often because you’ll be less confused. You’ll treat the Bible more like what it is, a book – with a story and meaning that you can access!

Get Touch Bible for the NOOK