Advertising Disclosure
Last updated: September 13, 2026
How Bible Sundays is funded
Everything on Bible Sundays is free: the full King James Bible, every study tool, every printable, every widget. Nothing is behind a paywall and no account is required. The costs of running the site — hosting, the Bible data, the tools and the time spent writing — are covered in part by advertising displayed on some pages.
Where adverts appear
- Adverts may appear on article, study, name and topic pages, clearly separated from the text.
- Adverts never appear inside the Scripture text of a chapter or verse.
- Adverts never appear in our embeddable widgets. Churches and blogs that embed a Bible Sundays widget receive no advertising from us — that will not change.
- Adverts never appear on printable PDFs, which are yours to print and copy freely.
- We do not use full-screen interstitials or adverts that block you from reading.
Who chooses the adverts
Adverts are served automatically by Google AdSense and its certified partners, based on the page's subject and, where you have permitted it, your browsing history. We do not hand-pick individual advertisers and we are not paid by any advertiser directly.
Because the selection is automatic, an advert appearing on this site is not an endorsement by us. We block categories we consider inappropriate for a Bible site, and we will block any specific advert reported to us that does not belong here — please tell us if you see one.
What advertising does not affect
- The Scripture we quote. All Bible text is the King James Version, in the public domain, reproduced unaltered.
- What we write. Study notes, commentary, name meanings and answers are written on their own merits; no advertiser sees or influences them before publication.
- Which pages we build. Topics are chosen because readers are looking for them, not because they earn more.
Affiliate links
Where we link to a paid product — a study Bible, a book — and that link earns us a commission, we say so in plain words on the page itself. Recommendations are made on merit, and a commission never buys a place in a list.
Your choices
You can turn off personalised advertising at Google Ads Settings without losing access to anything here. Details of the cookies involved are in our Cookie Notice, and how we handle data is set out in our Privacy Policy.