Bible Reading Plans
Reading through the Bible can be intimidating when you don't know where to start. Here are a handful of Bible reading plans that will help you start the rewarding experience of reading through the Bible - one day at a time.
Find a plan that's right for you!
1-YEAr Chronological reading plan
Read through the Bible in the order these recorded events actually occurred. This is a great plan to follow if you want to add historical context to your Bible reading. The chronological plan will take you through the entire Bible in a calendar year.
The Discipleship Journal’s Book-at-a-time plan
With a daily reading from the Old Testament and the New Testament, you’ll complete an entire book in each Testament before moving on to the next. The annual plan has 25 days of reading a month which gives room to flex, catch up, or meditate more deeply along the way.
Bible Project Reading Plan
One Story that Leads to Jesus is a plan designed by BibleProject to inspire and equip you to read through the entire Bible in one year. This plan incorporates over 150 animated videos to engage you in the Bible’s brilliant literary design and flow of thought. Choose this one-year reading plan for an epic learning journey that helps you experience the Bible as a unified story that leads to Jesus.
The bible recap Plan + Podcast
Do you want to read, understand, and love Scripture? This one-year chronological reading plan corresponds to The Bible Recap. In the podcast, video, or book form, Tara-Leigh Cobble highlights and summarizes each day’s Bible reading in a casual, easy-to-understand way. The Bible Recap will not only help you read scripture but help you love reading it!
Foundations new testament in a year
The Foundations New Testament reading plan will take you through every chapter of the New Testament over the course of a year, with five readings a week (260 daily readings) and a suggested memory verse for the week, this is a great plan if you like to journal using the SOAP method!
Bible Reading plan generator
Still can’t find a plan that works for you? Have a list of books of the Bible that you haven’t read through before? Check out this tool that will help you generate a Bible reading plan tailor-made for you. You pick the content and schedule.
