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 Professor Horner’s plan which has 10 chapters per day....
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The classic and most common approach to a Bible reading plan is to read straight through – often starting in January. While convenient, it keeps the reader outside of the New Testament until very late in the year. In addition, working through Leviticus in the dead of winter (at least in the northern hemisphere) is a double whammy that stifles many a good intention. Guardrails That said, any plan and any Scripture intake is better that no plan and no Scripture intake!...
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52 Weeks in the Word: A Companion for Reading Through the Bible in a Year by Trillia J. Newbell is a companion book which includes a reading plan (PDF), 52 weekly reflections, prayer prompts, and space for reflection or study. There is also an accompanying podcast.
After years of being involved in preparing a Bible reading plan for our church, the following are my currently desired “core characteristics” for a plan. 5 days a week (Weekdays) – This allows catch-up on the weekends. 2 chapters a day – Feels manageable, but provides space for a daily psalm or proverb (see below). Through books of the Bible – Read books as they were intended. Follows church calendar (esp....
It is amazing the quantity and breadth of English translations available. Bonus: Get to know your Bible translations 😆