Plans
A path, not a pile
The Bible is not hard to read; it is hard to keep reading. A plan answers the only question that matters at seven in the morning: what do I open today? Start any plan free — your progress is saved on your device, no account needed.
The Whole Bible in a Year
365 daysGenesis to Revelation, one steady year
Every chapter of Scripture in canonical order, balanced by length so each day asks about the same amount of you. The long way round, and the one that changes people.
12–15 min a day
Both Testaments Daily
365 daysOne Old Testament reading, one New, every day
Two tracks running side by side for a year. You watch the promise being made and being kept on the same page, which is how the Bible reads itself.
13–16 min a day
The New Testament in 90 Days
90 daysMatthew to Revelation in one season
Fast enough to feel the whole shape of the New Testament — the Gospels, the young church, the letters, the ending — while the beginning is still fresh.
15–18 min a day
Forty Days with Jesus
40 daysThe four Gospels, start to finish
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John in forty days. Four witnesses, one Voice. The best place to begin if you are meeting him for the first time.
10–12 min a day
Psalms & Proverbs
60 daysPrayer and wisdom, sixty days
The Bible's own prayer book and its plainest wisdom, read together. Psalms teaches you how to speak to God; Proverbs teaches you how to walk through Monday.
8–10 min a day
Foundations
21 daysTwenty-one chapters that carry the whole story
A curated first path: creation, the fall, the promise, the cross, the resurrection, the church, the city to come. Three weeks to see the arc of the whole book.
6–8 min a day
