You’re already welcome here—borrow this porch wood for churches, newsletters, and care teams. Copy only what helps; the rest can wait.
Share a quiet KJV verse on your own page
Offer your congregation a calm anchor: the same gentle “plain English, for your group, real life today” breakdowns as the main site, with one script tag. Works on any webpage you can edit. No login, no ads, no tracking. No iframe required.
Starter contract
Use explicit verse data for the most resilient embed. If your host page is online, the script can also reuse Today’s Daily Battle breakdown runtime and fall back to KJV lookup when you omit data-text, but including the verse text is still the calmest path.
<div data-tdb-embed="verse-widget" data-ref="Philippians 4:6-7" data-text="Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus." data-audience="general" data-theme="night" data-layout="card" data-title="Quiet verse card"></div> <script src="https://todaysdailybattle.com/embed-verse-widget.js" defer></script>
How to paste it on your site
You’re already welcome here—paste what serves your people, leave the rest.
- Copy the embed code from the right-hand column (full or minimal version below).
- Paste it where you want the card to appear — usually near the bottom of an article, in a sidebar, or in a “verse of the week” block.
- Save and publish. The script loads once, caches like any other asset, and fills the empty
<div>with the live card.
Works on static sites, WordPress HTML blocks, church site builders, and most ministry hosts. Pick a theme (night, paper, or dawn) so the card feels at home next to your own light or dark layout.
Live preview
Choose a starter story, then adjust theme, audience, and layout. The preview uses the same embed-verse-widget.js your visitors will load.
Anxiety anchor
A quiet card for anxious rooms, counseling follow-up, or a single hard night.
Turn off only if your brand guidelines need a slimmer footer; the main link to Today’s Daily Battle stays.
Live preview
Copy this embed code
Paste this into your page as one block. The script URL is absolute so you do not need to host any files yourself.
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Minimal version (no shared library keys)
Use this on hosts where you want the fewest attributes. Breakdown text still loads when the visitor is online; including data-text keeps the verse visible even if a request is slow.
data-audience="family"— warmer phrasing for parents and groups.data-theme—night,paper(light), ordawn.data-layout="compact"— tighter card for sidebars and mobile columns.data-max-width— optional:480px,560px, or100%.data-show-brand="false"— hide the small credit line; link button remains.
For ministry teams
Bulletins, care emails, and hospital pages: paste the same block once per week or per teaching series. The script loads from this site’s URL; visitors’ browsers cache it like any other JavaScript. Use the minimal snippet when your host needs the smallest HTML footprint — both versions still pull the same calm breakdown when the visitor is online.
- Newsletters: paste in the HTML or “source” view; most tools have a custom HTML block.
- WordPress / Squarespace / church builders: use a Code or Custom HTML block so quotes stay straight.
- Pastoral care: try
data-layout="compact"withdata-theme="dawn"for handouts that read well on cream paper.
Stable contract
data-refis the stable verse reference.data-textis optional but recommended so first load stays resilient on other sites.data-audienceacceptsgeneralorfamily.data-themeacceptsnight,paper, ordawn.data-layoutacceptscardorcompact.data-titleanddata-subtitlelet a host tailor the framing without changing the Scripture.data-max-widthoptional:480px,560px, or100%.data-show-brand="false"hides the short credit line in the footer (link stays).
Internally, this surface still leans on the same verse breakdown runtime used by the main site and the printable pack generator. The copy stays calm because the source stays shared.