Bible Reading Plan

Some Advice On Bible Reading Plans

Don’t bite off more than you can chew. If you’re on this page it means you want to challenge yourself this year. That’s great! But, maybe you didn’t finish your plans in previous years. That’s okay. The goal is not to check boxes off our to-do list but to bury God’s word in our hearts. Don’t get discouraged. Every time we open God’s word He is using it – He will not allow His word to return void.

So here’s some tips for accomplishing your 2021 Bible Reading Plan:

1) Pick a realistic plan.
2) Pick a plan that fits you – take into account your personality, time, and life circumstances.
3) Devote a time each day to when & where you’ll read – seriously you might need to put it on your calendar.
4) Summarize what you’ve just read.
5) Pick an accountability partner who can encourage you (and you them!)

May God bless you this year as you read and meditate upon His word!

1 Year Straight Through the Bible Reading Plan: This is a really easy philosophy. Take up the book and read. Start at Genesis and end at Revelation. Cover to cover in 1 year.Download
1 Year Chronological Bible Reading Plan: Maybe you’ve read through the Bible before and have wondered when the Psalms would have been written. Or wished that you knew how Hezekiah & Isaiah went together. How did the minor prophets fit into the story of the Bible. This is a really helpful Bible reading plan for those who are curious. Just a warning this plan has many who have LOVED it and many who have not.Download
2 Years Through the Bible Reading Plan: Here’s a great plan for 2 years. It also has days built in to catch up which can be very helpful.Download
3 Year Through the Bible Reading Plan: Take your time – soak it up. Not one to rush through your reading. Do you hit the Psalms and want to just slow down? This a very helpful plan to get you through the Bible in 3 years by reading 1 chapter each day.Download
Morning and Evening Bible Reading Plan: This is a great Bible Reading plan. You read a larger chunk of the Old Testament in the Mornings and a smaller portion of the New Testament in the Evenings. Breaking up the readings makes the plan doable. You start your day in God’s redemptive plans in the past and end your day with Jesus. I highly recommend this plan.Download
2021 Bible Reading Plan Calendar: For those who like a visual reading plan and check off each day, this plan is for you.Download
Bible Reading Chart: Don’t want to be tied down to a certain number of chapters per day? This is a helpful chart to check off the list as you go.Download
5x5x5 New Testament Bible Reading Plan: If you’re not currently reading the Bible, start with 5 minutes a day. This reading plan will take you through all 260 chapters of the New Testament, one chapter per day. The gospels are read throughout the year to keep the story of Jesus fresh all year.Download
1 Year Through the Old Testament: If you would like to challenge yourself to read the Old Testament in 1 year you’ll find this helpful. This plan, like most Old Testament in a year plans, can be heavy on some days a light on others. Just budget you time since some days you will have more reading than on other days.Download
1 Year Though the New Testament: If you just want to slow down and chew over the words of the New Testament this will be helpful. You’ll read 1 chapter a day for 5 days of the week starting at Matthew and ending with Revelation.Download
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