Every word of the Bible is profitable for teaching, reproof, correction, and training in righteousness. All of it ultimately teaches us who God is and what He has accomplished. However, sometimes we struggle to know where to start. If you are unsure of where to start or what to read next, here are some helpful Bible reading plans.
In this plan, you read some of the Old Testament and some of the New Testament each day. If you stick to the plan, you will read through the whole Bible in a year.
The goal of this plan is to better internalize the message of each book of the Bible. It forces you to slow down and slowly read through Scripture. This is the method Nate Pickowicz advocates for in his book "How to Eat Your Bible."
In this plan you read through the whole New Testament twice, the Psalms twice, and the rest of the Old Testament once.
Here at Pathways, we preach through books of the Bible. Spending time in the book that the church is preaching through can help you appreciate and internalize the sermons better.
In this plan, you read through the Bible chronologically to help get a better sense of the timeline of Scripture.
In this plan, you read three passages from the Old Testament (one passage from the Law,* one from the Prophets, and one from the Writings), and one passage from one of the three sections in the New Testament each day.
Ligonier Ministries has put together 20 different Bible reading plans. Click below to learn more!
A pastor in Iowa put together an incredible list of Bible reading plans for his congregation. Take a few moments to browse all of the different kinds of plans that he put together.
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