Reading through the Bible, along with prayer is the essential way to grow in Christ!
Do not let this Book of the Law depart from your mouth; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful. Joshua 1:8
We have a wondrous new tool to help you in your Bible reading efforts!
Our first and perhaps best Bible Reading Chart!
With this Bible Reading guide, you can go though God's entire Word verse by verse and Book by Book in one year. You also may start this plan any time or date and progress at your pace too.
Literature Style, This is our most popular Bible plan!
Beginning Bible Reading Guides
These adventures in Bible literacy are designed to help get you started. These are excellent for new Christians, students, youth, and people on the go.
Bible Reading for New Christians
Beginning Bible Reading Plan
A 31 Day Encounter with Jesus. This is an excellent plan to start out with, or use to refresh yourself in Him. In just a few minutes a day for a month, you will be stronger in your faith and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!
If you just read a chapter in Proverbs every day for a month, which will only take a few minutes, you will grow so much more in your faith and knowledge!
Intermediate Bible Reading Guides
Read through the BIBLE in one year with our new, better formatted reading guide! This is a condensed Bible reading chart to place in your Bible. If you are new to daily devotions or reading the Bible or have been away from it for a while, we recommend you use the New Living Translation from Tyndale House Publishers, for your devotional reading. Even seasoned Bible expositors enjoy this translation for their reading! And for serious Bible study, we recommend the English Standard Version, or the New International Version, the New King James, or the New American Standard Bibles.
Here you can keep a log of what and how much of the Bible you have read! As you go through God's Word, you can record your Bible reading progress! You can also start at any time of the year, with any book, as you are not obligated to dates or sequence.
You can also go at your own pace; pickup and start anywhere!
Read through the Bible weekly. This plan is designed to be more flexible for you. So instead of having an assigned daily reading, you have your reading for the entire week. That way, you can fit it into your busy schedule, as sometimes we have more time on one day than we do another.
Reading the Bible through in a year takes less time than you would spend watching one half-hour sitcom of TV each day or playing a half dozen songs on your MP3 player. You can read the entire Bible in a year in about 20 minutes a day! Is a little TV more important than God in your life? How much of your life will the One who created and saved you get?
More Yearly Bible Reading Plans
The more you read the Bible, the more you know about God, life, and how to better lead your life!
Bible Reading Plan in Historical Order
This plan will take you through the entire Bible in an historical linear timeline order with the first events first to the last. Each line represents a day's reading, and you may progress as you do your devotions in any order you would like. This list will take one year if each line is read each day. If you read more on one day and less on another, you can still track your progress.
Large Print Bible Reading Plan
This Large print guide is designed to be easier to see and read. This reading plan is also more flexible for you. You have your schedule for the entire week to go at your own pace.
One Year Bible Reading Plan
The Bible is the most important and essential book in history because it is God's Word and His revelation of Himself, His precepts, and His purpose for our lives. As a Christian, you cannot and must not function without it! Here is a Bible reading guide to help you discover the Bible's full message in a good, systematic way. With this plan, you can read the entire Bible, all 66 books, the entire Old Testament once and the New Testament twice in one year! An average reader can do this in less than a half an hour each day, with most doing it in 20 minutes. This is a similar plan as the "One Year Bible" by Tyndale, which we also highly recommend.
TIP: To help you stay on schedule, consider enhancing your Bible reading by listening to the Bible being read on cassette, CD, or MP3 as you daily drive in your car, exercise, or work around the house. You can purchase this, borrow it from a library, or record it for yourself into a tape recorder!
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The more you expose yourself to the Bible, the more God will expose Himself to you!
Our first and perhaps best Bible Reading Plan!
Keep track of your Bible reading:
Historical linear timeline
Order, as they were written
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Our Bible Plans in Document form, many on just one printable page!
Bible Reading Plan featuring a daily schedule to help you to read through the Bible with ease.
Genres Style Bible Reading Chart (Genres (literature) Style, our most popular Bible Plan!)
Here is an Excel Bible Plan
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Word format Bible Reading Plans|
Bible Reading Plan featuring a daily schedule to help you to read through the Bible with ease.
Our first and perhaps best Bible Reading Plan!
(Historical linear timeline)
(Order, as they were written)
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Bible plans in on just one printable page!
(Genres (literature) Style, our most popular Bible Plan!)
A Bible reading checklist in "Excel" that keeps track of your progress with all kinds of graphs and tracking features. |
To know the Word and to live by it, you will need to take daily time to read the Bible. To develop a habit of Bible reading, it is best to have a consistent time and place.Bible Illiteracy is a Big Problem!Many Christians, even pastors and church leaders, find themselves shortchanged when it comes to knowing what God is saying to them. These Bible plans are designed to help you through the Bible in the easiest way possible, while still getting through it all!One Year Bible Reading Bibles that we recommend:
We fail in our duty to study God's Word not so much because it is difficult to understand, not so much because it is dull and boring, but because it is work. Our problem is not a lack of intelligence or a lack of passion. Our problem is that we are lazy. R.C. Sproul