BIBLE READING PLANS Bible Reading Plans 1-12 (Easier #1 and Harder #11).
Plan 1 - 5 minutes a day for 21 days on the Gospel of John Plan 2 - 15 minutes a day - 21 days on the Gospel of John Plan 3 - For those just starting out - 31 days - Encounter with Jesus Plan 4 - New to Bible - 31 days - Knowing God's Plan for You Plan 5 - New Believers - 45 days - All 4 Gospels Plan 6 - Reading the New Testament Plan 7 - Reading the New Testament and Genesis Plan 8 - Reading from Genesis to Revelation for Strong Readers Plan 9 - Reading from parts of Old & New Testament Plan 10 - For Beginner's - Reading 40% of the Bible Plan 11 - For Strong Readers reading the Bible Plan 12 - Survey of the Bible for Beginners Plan 12 - New Christian Reading Plan - Newstart Discipleship
If you're looking to take the first step in reading God's Word, our 5 minutes 21-day Challenge is for you. Start with just 21 days - 3 weeks Bible Reading Challenge, you'll walk with Jesus through the Gospel of John and engage God's Word on a daily basis. Find Out More Here
The Gospel of John is an excellent for new Christians and for those searching and people on the go. Start your day by talking to God, reading the Bible and reflecting on your day. With our daily 15 minutes reading a day on the Gospel of John. Each lesson is sent daily by email. Check It Out Here
This is an excellent Bible Reading 31 day plan to start out with or use to refresh yourselves in Jesus. In just a few minutes a day for a month, you will be stronger in your faith! You may need to set aside a quiet space, and a few moments, but it’s a small step that will lead you forward in your faith. Start Here
31 Days to Know God's Plan For You - Bible Reading Plan for those New to Christianity. This Bible reading plan is a general overview of God’s encounter with humanity, our responses to Him and how He gives us Hope, Salvation, and an Eternal Future. Search Out More Here
This 45 Day Bible Reading plan focuses on the record of the life of Christ. You'll read through all four gospels Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John in 15 to 20 minutes a day in 45 days. If you miss a day, we recommend you do that day next. It is not a race. Explore Here
It’s a 90 day Challenge well worth taking from Matthew to Revelation! The New Testament has 260 chapters, so if you read an average of three chapters of it a day, you can quickly finish it within three months, even if you miss a few days. Just keep going! Discover More Here
7. Genesis & the gospelsReadings in 90 days from Genesis, the foundational book of the Old Testament, with the three Gospels, Matthew, Mark, and Luke. On one side you’ll see God’s interactions with His people; on other, you’ll get to know Jesus as God with us, fulfilling the promises made even in Genesis. Start Here
Read the Bible cover to cover by investing as little as 30 minutes a day for 90 days, and you will see the big picture of God 's great story unfold before you. Most Christians know they should read God’s word. They understand that it is God’s message to them and He expects them to read it. Explore More Here
Over six months, read the New Testament from Acts to Revelation. You’ll discover the foundational instructions for Christian living and the promise of God’s fulfilled future. And worship and wisdom of Psalms, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes on a daily basis and intimate time with God. Discover Here
In this plan of 170 days, reading 40% of the Bible, you will learn much of the Old Testament story in Psalms and Proverbs, the two gospels of Mark, and John and several of the New Testament epistles including Romans, Philippians, and others. Some portions are better for beginners to read. Find Out More Here
Read through the Bible in 6 Months doing 7 chapters a day. If you have never read your Bible from cover to cover and would like to then this plan is right for you. IMPORTANT: Recommend this plan for strong readers that enjoy and can read a lot in one sitting. Discover More Here
In one year, reading only 15 verses a day! Are you new to the Bible or like me a slower reader or a new and younger Christian, and are eager to survey highlights of the Bible. Beginner’s Bible Reading Plan #12 is a great way to start to have a prosperous journey with God with reading His Word (the Bible). Start Here
A New Christian Reading Plan, through the highlights of the Bible and how to create tools to help new Christians, get established in their faith and form discipleship routines. Welcome to Day 1 of your new walk with God. on Luke 1-2, The Birth of Jesus. Explore Here
1. Start reading the Bible today -- there is no better time, and there's no reason to wait. Set aside a specific time each day. Set your schedule and then stick to it. Mornings are great, but feel free to use any time that works consistently for you.
2. Read the Bible for the sake of learning, not merely to accomplish your next reading. Say a short prayer to God before you begin, asking the Holy Spirit to give you wisdom and understanding, then be refreshed by the words you read!
3. Highlight verses, take notes and bookmark your Bible!
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