Bible reading plans that give a reason for every day
Every schedule is here in full, free. Each day has the passages and one line on what to notice, written after actually reading them. The app tracks where you are; the plan itself is yours either way.
Short and on a topic
- 5 daysAnxiety OffFive short days of Bible reading for an anxious brain. Not a cure, just the passages that actually help when your thoughts won't stop.about 10 minutes a day
- 5 daysWho You AreFive days on what the Bible says you are before anyone else gets a vote: made on purpose, known completely, chosen, adopted, and being remade.about 10 minutes a day
- 5 daysForgivenessFive days on forgiveness, in both directions: being forgiven when you can't undo it, and forgiving someone who may never say sorry.about 10 minutes a day
- 5 daysMoneyFive days on what the Bible actually says about money: wanting it, worrying about it, borrowing it, and giving it away. Less guilt than you'd expect.about 10 minutes a day
- 5 daysPeaceFive days on peace as the Bible describes it: something given, not achieved, that survives trouble and shows up in how you treat people.about 10 minutes a day
- 7 daysPurposeSeven days on purpose that don't promise you a personalised plan. What people are for, why work feels pointless sometimes, and what God asks of you.about 10 minutes a day
- 5 daysFriendshipFive days on friendship in the Bible: a prince who gave up his future for a friend, a widow who wouldn't leave, and what to do when a friend is grieving.about 10 minutes a day
- 7 daysDating and LoveSeven days on love, desire, sex, and waiting, from the parts of the Bible people skip. Honest about what the text says and what it was written for.about 10 minutes a day
- 7 daysDoubt Is AllowedSeven days with the people in the Bible who weren't sure: a father who half believed, a prophet in prison, Thomas, Job, and two men walking away from Jerusalem.about 10 minutes a day
- 7 daysGriefSeven days of reading for grief. It starts in the dark and stays there for a while, because the Bible does, before it says anything about hope.about 10 minutes a day
- 7 daysFresh StartSeven days for starting again after you've messed up, drifted, or just want to begin. Confession, mercy, two second chances, and a new kind of life.about 10 minutes a day
- 7 daysThe Sermon on the MountMatthew 5 to 7 in seven days, in order. The most quoted and least followed thing Jesus said, read slowly enough to notice how demanding it is.about 10 minutes a day
- 8 daysHoly WeekPalm Sunday to Easter Sunday, one day at a time through the Gospels. Read what happened on each day of the week Jesus died and rose.10 to 15 minutes a day
- 25 daysAdventDecember 1 to 25. Start with the prophets who promised, move through Zacharias, Mary and John, and reach the manger on Christmas Day.5 to 10 minutes a day
One book, start to finish
- 16 daysMark in 16 daysRead the shortest, fastest Gospel in sixteen days, one chapter a day, with a line each day about what to watch for in that chapter.about 15 minutes a day
- 21 daysJohn in 21 daysJohn's Gospel in three weeks, a chapter a day. Seven signs, seven 'I am' sayings, and long conversations with people who had questions.about 15 minutes a day
- 16 daysRomans in 16 daysPaul's longest and most argued-over letter, a chapter a day for sixteen days. Dense in places, so the pace is slow and each day tells you where you are.about 15 minutes a day
- 28 daysActs in 28 daysThe story of the first thirty years of the church, from a locked room in Jerusalem to house arrest in Rome, one chapter a day for four weeks.about 15 minutes a day
- 25 daysGenesis in 25 daysAll fifty chapters of Genesis in twenty-five days, two a day. Creation, the flood, Abraham, Jacob, and Joseph, with the ugly parts left in.about 25 minutes a day
- 30 daysPsalms in 30 daysAll 150 psalms in a month, five a day. Songs for every mood you've had, including the ones you don't say out loud, in the order the book puts them.about 25 minutes a day
- 31 daysProverbs in 31 daysA chapter of Proverbs a day for a month: money, friends, anger, sex, laziness, and how you talk. Short, blunt, and older than you'd think.about 10 minutes a day
The long ones
- 90 daysNew Testament in 90 daysAll 260 chapters of the New Testament in three months, about three chapters a day, in order from Matthew to Revelation. No skipping, no catch-up guilt.about 12 minutes a day
- 365 daysThe Bible in a YearEvery chapter of the Bible in one year, Genesis to Revelation, about three chapters a day. Honest about the slow parts and what to do when you fall behind.about 15 minutes a day