Bible Reading Plans
A plan turns good intentions into a daily habit. Choose a schedule that fits this season of your life, check off each day as you go (your progress is saved in your browser), or print the checklist for your planner.
Bible in a Year
Read the whole Bible from Genesis to Revelation in 365 days — about 85 verses (roughly 15 minutes) a day.
365 daysChronological Bible in a Year
Read the Bible in the order events happened, so Job sits with the patriarchs and the prophets with the kings they addressed.
365 daysOld & New Testament Daily
Each day has one Old Testament reading and one New Testament reading, so you never go long without the Gospels and letters.
90 daysBible in 90 Days
An intensive plan: about 12 chapters (45–60 minutes) a day through the entire Bible in three months.
90 daysNew Testament in 90 Days
Read all 27 books of the New Testament in about 3 chapters a day.
260 daysNew Testament in a Year
One New Testament chapter every weekday — 260 readings with weekends free to catch up or reflect.
30 daysThe Gospels in 30 Days
Read Matthew, Mark, Luke and John — the life of Jesus — in one month, about 3 chapters a day.
30 daysPsalms in 30 Days
Pray through all 150 Psalms in a month, five a day — the traditional monastic pattern.
31 daysProverbs in a Month
One chapter of Proverbs for each day of the month — practical wisdom for work, words, money and relationships.
30 daysPaul's Letters in 30 Days
Read every letter of the apostle Paul from Romans to Philemon in a month.
How to choose a Bible reading plan
New to reading the Bible? Start with the Gospels in 30 days or the New Testament in a year. Short wins build confidence.
Want the whole story? Bible in a Year takes about 15 minutes a day. The chronological plan helps the history click.
Fell behind? Don't restart in January — just pick up today's reading. Grace, not guilt. Read our guide on how to read the Bible in a year (and actually finish).