Darry Dash writes …
Early in 2021, I started a new Bible reading plan. It will take me through the entire Bible in roughly seven years.
My plan is inspired by Nate Pickowicz and his book How to Eat Your Bible. “Instead of plowing through a few verses and then speeding off to work, slow it down. Instead of laboring through the whole Bible in a year, go a little deeper. Instead of reading your Bible simply to check it off the chore list, change your mental approach—change your philosophy. Instead, take a longer view of learning your Bible—two, three, five, or even seven years. Make your end goal not merely to read the Bible but to know and understand it—to love and treasure it as God’s holy, sufficient, transforming Word.”
Challenge accepted.
Reminds me of Daniel K. Eng’s plan — though even more free (as it is not constrained by the monthly rhythm).
As a result, my thought are similar.