Reading Plans

Move through Scripture a little at a time. Pick a plan and read at your own pace — your progress saves right in this browser, no account needed.

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21 days

Beginner Bible Plan

A 21-day introduction built from some of the Bible's most foundational passages rather than a straight cover-to-cover read: creation, the Ten Commandments, a handful of well-loved…

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365 days

Bible in One Year

The classic cover-to-cover reading plan: all 66 books, Genesis through Revelation, read straight through in canonical order across 365 days. Most days ask for two to…

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Gospel of John in 21 Days

John's Gospel was written so "that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life…

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30 days

Gospels in 30 Days

Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, the four Gospel accounts of Jesus's life, death, and resurrection, read straight through in a single month. Reading all four together,…

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90 days

New Testament in 90 Days

All 27 books of the New Testament, from Matthew through Revelation, read straight through in about three months. This plan suits anyone who wants a fuller…

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31 days

Proverbs in 31 Days

One chapter of Proverbs a day, which conveniently means the whole book lines up with the days of most months. Proverbs is Scripture's collection of practical…

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30 days

Psalms in 30 Days

All 150 psalms, roughly five a day, moving through the Bible's own songbook of praise, lament, thanksgiving, and honest struggle. Because each day covers a self-contained…

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Psalms of Comfort in 14 Days

Fourteen psalms chosen for seasons of grief, fear, worry, and need, moving from honest lament toward settled trust and praise. Each day's psalm stands on its…

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Luke and Acts in 30 Days

Luke's two-volume account traces the story of Jesus and the early church in one continuous narrative, from the angel's visit to Mary through the resurrection, and…

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