Favor and RightNow Media

A RightNow Media alternative for Bible study.

RightNow Media gives churches a large library of video Bible studies. Favor takes your small groups through the Bible itself: everyone reads the chapter, explained as they read, and answers are revealed together when you meet.

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What RightNow Media offers

  • A streaming library of 25,000+ Christian videos, including video Bible studies
  • Paid for by churches and organizations, so members use it at no cost
  • Video series on topics like marriage, parenting, recovery and leadership, plus kids' and youth content

As described on rightnowmedia.org, October 2026.

What Favor offers

  • Every chapter explained as you read

    What's really going on, the details most readers miss, and the honest questions people ask, each answered from the text.

  • The Hebrew and Greek behind it

    Tap a highlighted word for the original, how to say it, and what it means.

  • Every page leads to Jesus

    See where each chapter's promises and pictures are kept in Jesus, on a map that lights up as you read.

  • Study together, answers sealed

    Your group reads the same chapter, answers privately, and sees every answer together when you meet.

Which is right for you?

Choose RightNow Media if your groups study best around a teaching video on a topic. Choose Favor if you want your groups reading Scripture itself, chapter by chapter, with the meaning opened up as they read and everyone's answers heard.

Some churches use video series for topical studies and Favor for working through books of the Bible together.

The best way to study the Bible.

Your small group or your church can use Favor for Bible study, or you can read by yourself.

First week free, then $10 a month per person

Questions

Is Favor free like RightNow Media?

Favor's first week is free, then it's $10 a month per person, the same for everyone. RightNow Media describes itself on its website (rightnowmedia.org).

Can I use Favor and RightNow Media together?

Some churches use video series for topical studies and Favor for working through books of the Bible together.

What makes Favor different?

Favor is built for studying the Bible itself, one chapter at a time: every chapter explains itself as you read, with the Hebrew and Greek behind the words and how it leads to Jesus, and groups answer privately during the week, then see every answer together when they meet.

Is Favor tied to a denomination?

No. Favor is non-denominational. Where Christians read a passage differently, it shows the main views side by side and doesn't pick one.

The best way to learn the Bible

The best way to learn the Bible. For you. For everyone.

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