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This Bible Reading Plan offers special features that will aid you in your journey through the Bible.
- By reading from four separate portions of the Scriptures every day, in the Old and New Testaments, you will be able to better grasp the unity of God's Word.
- To help prevent the frustration of falling behind, which many of us tend to do when following a Bible reading plan, each month of this plan gives you only twenty-five readings. This will give you several free days each month which you can set aside to either not read at all or to catch up on any readings you may have missed.
- If you finish the month's readings by the twenty-fifth, you could use the final days of the month to study the scriptures you wish to further explore.
Each day as you read, ask God to speak directly to you from the Scriptures. Be expectant as you open your heart and mind, and let your daily Bible reading influence your attitudes and behavior as you gain a better understanding of God's Word.
Download the reading plan in PDF format. Print on your printer, fold, and keep handy in your Bible for daily readings and meditations.
Tips to Help You Learn the Bible
Hearing (Romans 10:17). Hearing the spoken Word from godly pastors, evangelists and teachers provides insight into others' study of the Scriptures as well as stimulating your own desire to learn God's Word.
Reading (Revelation 1:3). Pray before you read and ask God to speak to you through His Word. Using a companion topical Bible, try reading passages about a particular person or topic you find intriguing. Many people find it helpful to use a daily reading program which takes them systematically through the Bible.
Studying (Acts 17:11). Studying the Scriptures leads to personal discoveries of God's truths. Writing down these discoveries helps you organize and remember them.
Memorizing (Psalm 119:9, 11). Memorizing God's Word enables use of the Sword of the Spirit to overcome Satan in times of tempation and trial. and to have it readily available for witnessing or helping others.
Meditating (Psalm 1:2, 3). As you meditate on God's Word - thinking of its meaning and application in your life - will you discover its transforming power at work within you.
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