Have you wanted to spend more time in God’s Word but have trouble knowing where to start or what to read? Below are several different reading plans you can use to help you read and meditate on the Scriptures daily. Each plan is unique and offers a different structure to fit your learning style and study goals. Psalm 1:1-2 tells us that the blessed man meditates on God’s word day and night. Many wait until the beginning of a new year to start reading their Bible regularly, but any day is the best day to start a new habit of being in the Word!
52-Week Bible Reading Plan
This plan has you read through the Bible in a year by reading each day of the week. The days each focus on a different genre: the law, history, Psalms, prophecy, poetry, Gospels, and epistles.
Length: 1 year
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Chronological Bible Reading Plan
This plan guides you through the Bible in the order events occurred chronologically.
Length: 1 year
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Five Day Bible Reading
This plan has daily readings for Monday through Friday. This way, you can read something else on the weekend or use it to catch up if you missed a day during the week.
Length: 1 year
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Robert Murray M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan
This plan – made popular by 19th century Scottish minister Robert Murray M’Cheyne – has you read through the New Testament and Psalms twice and the Old Testament once.
Length: 1 or 2 years
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Psalm-a-Day Reading Plan
This plan guides you through all of the Psalms in 150 days.
Length: 5 months
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Two Year Bible Reading Plan
This plan helps you read through the Old and New Testaments once and Psalms and Proverbs four times.
Length: 2 years
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Bible Reading Plan Generator
If you still can’t find a plan that works for you, use this site to generate your own!
Length: You decide
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Before you start reading a book of the Bible, you can watch a video overview of that book from The Bible Project. These short, creative videos will help you understand the book’s structure, key themes, and how they fit into the overarching story of God’s Word.