Reading plans
Pick a plan and start any day. Progress is saved on this device as you tick days off; nothing is lost if you miss a day, and you can catch up or restart at any time.
Bible in a Year
Genesis to Revelation in 365 days, in canonical order. Every day is about the same length (around three chapters), and no chapter is ever split.
365 days
Chronological Bible in a Year
The whole Bible in 365 days in the order the events happened: Job with the patriarchs, psalms beside the events in David’s life that their titles name, the prophets in the reigns of the kings they served, and the letters within the story of Acts.
365 days
M’Cheyne Calendar
Robert Murray M’Cheyne’s calendar of 1842: four chapters a day from four places in the Bible, two for the family and two for private reading. In a year you read the Old Testament once and the New Testament and Psalms twice.
365 days
New Testament in 90 Days
Matthew to Revelation in 90 days, about three chapters a day, with days balanced by length.
90 days
The Gospels in 30 Days
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John in 30 days, about three chapters a day.
30 days
Psalms and Proverbs in a Month
All 150 psalms and the 31 chapters of Proverbs in 31 days: about five psalms and one chapter of Proverbs a day. Psalm 119 is read in two halves of eleven stanzas.
31 days