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Finish Reading Bible in a year with Reading Plan

AVAILABLE READING PLANS

Old/New Testament
Each day includes a passage from both the Old Testament and New Testament.
Chronological
Read the Bible in the chronological order in which its stories and events occurred.
Beginning
Read the Bible from start to finish, from Genesis to Revelation.
Historical
Read the books of the Bible as they were written historically, according to the estimated date of their writing.
Bible in 90 Days
An intensive Bible reading plan that walks through the entire Bible in 90 days.
Read the Gospels in 40 Days
Read through the four Gospels--Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John--in 40 days.
New Testament in a Year
Read the New Testament from start to finish, from Matthew to Revelation.
The Daily Audio Bible
This reading plan is provided by Brian Hardin from Daily Audio Bible.
Book of Common Prayer
Daily Old and New Testament readings based on the Book of Common Prayer.
Readings for Lent and Easter
Short readings from throughout the Bible that focus on the meaning and events of Easter.
Daily Reading for Personal Growth, 40 Days with God
40 daily Scripture readings that illustrate the character of God and the nature of faith.
Readings for Celebrating Advent
Scripture passages that focus on the meaning of Advent and Christmas.
Read the New Testament in 24 Weeks
A reading plan that walks through the entire New Testament in 24 weeks of daily readings.
Verse of the Day
A daily inspirational and encouraging Bible verse.
Revised Common Lectionary (Complementary)
Daily Bible readings that follow the church liturgical year, with thematically matched Old and New Testament readings.
Revised Common Lectionary (Semicontinuous)
Daily Bible readings that follow the church liturgical year, with sequential stories told across multiple weeks.
M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan
The classic M'Cheyne plan--read the Old Testament, New Testament, and Psalms or Gospels every day.
Proverbs Monthly
Read through the book of Proverbs every month of the year.
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Waiting for that day

                  யோபு 14:14       எனக்கு மாறுதல் எப்போது வருமென்று எனக்குக் குறிக்கப்பட்ட போராட்டத்தின் நாளெல்லாம் நான் காத்திருக்கிறேன்.                       Job 14:14       All the days of my appointed time will I wait, till my change come.
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Four favourite children’s Bibles

Four favourite children’s Bibles Most Christian parents and grandparents are constantly looking for good reading material for the little ones in the family. What could be a better gift than an age-appropriate, biblically and theologically accurate children’s Bible that you can read aloud while the kiddos are sitting on your lap or wreathed around you on the sofa? I’m a big believer in family Bible reading and have been fortunate enough to read through several different ones with my children over the years. Below is my recommended list of four favourites in ascending order of preference, along with a couple comments about why I like them. The Jesus Storybook Bible: Every Story Whispers His Name  (Sally Lloyd-Jones and Jago) I realize that this is many Christian parents’ number one choice, but I’m slightly put off by the avant-garde artwork, the occasionally imprecise paraphrasing and the (in my humble opinion) rather stretched Christological connections. But if you’re lo...
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When Will Your “Hero Moment” Come?

When do we become who we are meant to be? If you’re watching a movie with a hero saga, it’s almost always right after the hero’s parents die that they become who they are meant to be. If you’re reading a book, the hero usually becomes “a hero” in your mind when he or she decides to go against the dominant worldview of others, for some larger purpose. Movies and books alike, it is right after our hero’s major life transition that his or her valor is tested. Meanwhile, the rest of us—who haven’t been flung into heroic situations—are just waiting for our moment. We live vicariously through our heroes, hoping that someday, we will be Captain America. But it doesn’t take government experiments to make heroes. For us normal folk, the story of Deborah the prophetess provides a great rubric. She shows us how to recognize “our moment” and act in accordance. Deborah wasn’t extraordinary on her own; it was her embrace of God’s work that made her so. When We Cry Out for Help We cann...
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