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Train and Truth vs FaithFit — Faith-Based Workout App Comparison

Both apps put God's word in your workout. FaithFit produces on-demand devotional workout videos — scripture, music, and prayer combined — that stream to any device or TV. Train and Truth is a guided training app: structured gym and home sessions, a timer that does the counting, and a verse for every workout at $4.99/mo. Here is the honest comparison.

What you get
Train and Truth
FaithFit
Price
$4.99/mo, one tier
See faithfit.tv for current plans
Workout library
29 guided workouts
50+ devotional workout videos
Guided session timer with rest periods
Yes — set-by-set
Follow-along videos
Verse paired with every workout
Yes
Yes — devotionals woven into workouts
Home / no-equipment workouts
Yes — every workout is tagged Gym or Home
Bodyweight and freestyle options
Form tutorial videos
Yes, for the main lifts
Coach-led video sessions
Progress tracking (streaks, weekly charts)
Yes
Not the focus
Freestyle mode (bring your own workout)
Not needed — sessions are guided
Yes — coordinate any workout with spiritual training
Streams to TV / casting
No — phone and browser
Yes — any device or TV
Free way to start
5 free workouts, no account
Varies — see their site

FaithFit facts above are from their public site (faithfit.tv) and Faith & Fitness Magazine coverage as of October 2026 — pricing and features may have changed; check their site for current details.

Train and Truth is $4.99/mo — full library, no tiers, cancel anytime in two clicks.

FaithFit does not publish comparable public monthly pricing on its homepage; its current plans are listed at faithfit.tv.

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30-day money-back guarantee

Choose Train and Truth if you…

  • Follow structured gym or home lifting routines and want a timer that counts for you
  • Want a verse on every screen without a video you have to follow along with
  • Want a low, flat monthly price with no tiers and no equipment requirements
  • Care about streaks, weekly charts, and a logged record of every session

Choose FaithFit if you…

  • Prefer coach-led devotional workout videos with music and prayer built in
  • Want to cast or stream workouts to a TV or any device
  • Like a freestyle mode that pairs any workout you choose with spiritual training
  • Enjoy video-led sessions more than self-paced guided training

FAQ: Train and Truth vs FaithFit

How is Train and Truth different from FaithFit?

FaithFit is an on-demand video platform: devotional workouts that combine scripture, music, and prayer, which you can stream on any device or TV. Train and Truth is a guided training app: structured gym and home workouts with a set-by-set timer, automatic rest periods, form videos, and a verse paired with every session.

How much does Train and Truth cost compared to FaithFit?

Train and Truth is $4.99/month with the full library included and cancel anytime. FaithFit's current pricing is listed on their site (faithfit.tv) — check there for the latest, as plans change.

Which app should I choose for strength training at the gym?

Train and Truth. Its workouts are structured by muscle group, difficulty, and equipment, with a guided timer, rest cues, and form tutorial videos — built for people who follow a lifting routine. FaithFit's devotional workouts are designed around follow-along video sessions rather than gym lifting.

Does Train and Truth stream on TV like FaithFit?

Not as a TV app. Train and Truth runs in your phone or computer's browser and is designed for following a session screen-by-screen while you train. If big-screen follow-along devotional workouts are what you want, FaithFit is built for that.

Can I try Train and Truth before paying?

Yes — 5 free workouts on the preview page with no account needed, plus a 30-day money-back guarantee on the $4.99/mo subscription.

Health disclaimer: Consult a doctor before starting any exercise program. Train and Truth provides general fitness guidance only and is not medical advice. You work out at your own risk — we are not responsible for any injuries or health issues that result from following these routines.