Questions Helpful questions to consider in choosing a Bible reading plan: What are you looking for? (Biblical knowledge or connection with God?) How long do you want to read? Ask God. My Thoughts Good overview and examples of the different types of plans. I appreciate his own personal emphasis on the Gospels. Wisely warns about reading straight through the Bible. (I agree.) I look forward to his forth-coming plan!...

Melissa Kruger wrote in December 2015: Last December, I went on a hunt for a new Bible reading plan. I wanted to find one that was 5 days a week (instead of the usual seven) and I was hoping to find one that was psuedo-chronological (more on what I mean by that in a moment). After searching a variety of websites, I came across this Bible reading plan that is my new favorite....

Features Read the entire New Testament in the first 70 days! Read the New Testament more than twice – in two different arbitrary orders. The Old Testament starts with a summary. Alternate readings between Old and New Testaments. No straight through readings… it stays interesting all year long! Includes 10 days of shorter readings (I think for after December 23rd (when the formal plan concludes).) In contrast to the first version, each day is a predictable investment of ~15 minutes/day....

Tim Wildsmith, of BibleReviewBlog.com, has been going through the Bible and chronicling it on YouTube. Intro video below:

Alabaster Co creates beautiful Bibles and books on creativity and faith. Their guided meditation videos are helpful.

Bible Reading Plan Generator is another amazing project from John Dyer. For anyone curious about creating their own Bible reading plan, Bible Reading Plan Generator is a flexible canvas to test ideas. Highly recommended!

BCP Online – This Book of Common Prayer site offers a link for today’s Scripture readings based on the 1979 Prayer Book. Daily Prayer (app) – “… a beautiful, ad free, experiential app designed to develop long lasting spiritual rhythms of prayer and scripture reading.” dailyoffice2019.com - Prayers and Scripture from The Book of Common Prayer (2019) of the Anglican Church in North America. Similar sites are listed here....

Reviewing premium Bibles is trending. Below are some notable Bible reviewers. A Nickels Worth Bible Reviews - YouTube, Facebook Bible Buying Guide - Website, YouTube Bible Review Blog with Tim Wildsmith - Website, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram Chad Brooks A Frisch Perspective Joe’s Bibles Lectio Matthew Everhard – (However, he has stopped doing Bible reviews.)

“ReadingPlan helps you track your progress as you read through the Bible. You can start a plan at any time, progressing at your own rate or on the schedule dictated by the plan. You can optionally link to an online bible site to see the plan’s readings in the application’s built-in web view, or open the reading in one of many native bible apps.” From 2016 to 2020, we had a church app....

There seem to be five basic Bible reading plans: Through the Bible – Classic and straightforward, but not without challenges. Daily office lectionary – Based on, for example, The Book of Common Prayer (2019) of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). (Fascinating article and resources on the ACNA 2019 Daily Office.) Thematic – Such as those found at Bible.com. Customized – Like Tim Chester’s three year plan or Professor Horner’s plan which has 10 chapters per day....