Daily limits on questions and reading
What you see when the day’s allowance of questions or sermon openings is used, how a confirmed account helps, and what to do. Nothing you keep is lost.
On this page
Questions and sermon openings each have a daily allowance, and an account with a confirmed address has more room than a visit without an account. When you reach it, the site says so plainly. Nothing you keep is lost.
What you see
| You see | When | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| You have asked today’s questions without an account. | Signed out, asking a question | Create an account, or search in Browse |
| Confirm your email address to keep asking. | Signed in, address not confirmed | Confirm the address |
| You have reached today’s number of questions. | Signed in with a confirmed address | Use Carry on in Browse, and ask again later |
| Sign in to keep reading. | Signed out, opening a sermon | Sign in, or try again a little later |
| This sermon can’t be opened right now. Try again later. | Signed in, opening a sermon | Try again a little later |
| This sermon can’t be opened just now. Try again in a moment. | Anyone, after opening many pages quickly | Wait a moment |
With and without an account
Without an account you can ask a few questions a day. An account with a confirmed address has more room, for questions and for reading, and signing in with Google or Apple counts as confirmed. Create an account to ask more.
- The example questions on Home can be asked as often as you like.
- When questions run out, Carry on in Browse lets you search the sermons yourself.
- Your conversations, highlights and everything else you keep stay where they are.
What to do
- Try again a little later. Nothing needs fixing on your side.
- Create an account, or confirm the address of the one you have, to get more room. See Confirm your email address.
- Search the sermons yourself in Browse while you wait.
How many questions can I ask?
A few a day without an account, and more with a confirmed account. The example questions on Home don’t count.
When can I ask again?
Try again a little later. In the meantime you can search the sermons yourself in Browse.
I have a confirmed account and still reached it.
A confirmed account has more room, not unlimited room. Try again later, and write to us if it keeps happening.
It tells me to sign in, but I am signed in.
Your address may not be confirmed yet: My account then shows Not confirmed. See Confirm your email address. If it shows Verified, sign out and in again, then write to us if it persists.
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