Groups / A shared reading rhythm
The lesson ends.
Your study doesn’t have to.
The teacher opens a passage. You can follow along, ask a question there, or explore a connection and return. In the VBT app, the lesson’s linked verses can become part of your own Precept Book—with your say-so.
Same chapter.
Your own pace.
During the lesson / After you leave
Follow along. Join in. Take it with you.
Everyone on the same page.
Follow the teacher’s live place. Open a connected passage on your own, then return to the room’s current place.
Make room for your question.
Ask a question at the passage that prompted it. Questions and replies stay with that part of the lesson, so you can return to the discussion. When suggestions are enabled, offer a connected passage for the teacher to consider including.
Keep what you want to revisit.
After a finished lesson, review its offered ideas and linked passages, then decide whether to add them to your Precept Book. Nothing is added automatically.
Keep private notes on the passages themselves. Those notes stay with the passage if the teacher reorders the lesson. Available finished lessons can be opened again, along with their questions.
Make room for each other
Less organizing.
More reading together.
- 01 / Bring your people
One invitation starts it.
Create a circle and share its invite link. Your people join with their own accounts.
- 02 / Find a shared place
A chapter you can come back to.
The leader sets the reading. Everyone can open it on their own time, with their own saved place.
- 03 / Keep the thread
Know where your group is.
See completed chapters across your Circle’s reading track. Progress is visible to the Circle by default; each reader can hide theirs in privacy settings.