123 reading plans, each with a daily devotional

Read the entire Bible in a year, about four chapters a day, with room built in to miss a few days.

The whole Bible at a gentler pace, under two chapters a day.

Every word of the New Testament in three months, about three chapters a day.

Walk through Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, a chapter a day.

Meet Jesus in the Gospel of John and learn what it means to follow him. A calm starting point if faith is new to you.

Mark tells the story of Jesus quickly and plainly. Read it in a week and see what he came to do.

Everyone tells you who to be. Five readings on what the New Testament says is already true about you in Christ.

Seven chapters of Romans in order: the problem, the rescue, and the freedom that follows.

Prayer is simpler than you think. These passages show how Jesus prayed and how you can too.

Ten short readings on the kinds of writing in the Bible, so it stops feeling like a maze.

Thirty readings from Genesis to Revelation, so the Bible reads as one story with a beginning, a turn, and an end.

Ten days tracing the Spirit from Genesis to Pentecost and beyond: who he is, what he does, and why he's a person, not a force.

Eight short readings for someone who just chose to follow Jesus: grace, church, baptism, prayer, reading, and what to do when you fail.

For nights when your thoughts won't quiet down. Seven short readings that meet anxious minds where they are.

Six short readings for the days that hurt. They stay with you in the loss and don't try to hurry it.

For the kind of tired that sleep doesn't fix. Five short readings on what rest looks like.

Fear gets smaller when you remember who is with you. A week of Scripture for facing what scares you.

When everything feels stuck, hope is still real. Five readings for days when you can't feel it.

The Psalms say what we're afraid to say. Ten raw prayers, most of which find their way toward trust.

Questions don't disqualify you. Six days with the Bible's doubters and the God who didn't turn them away.

Fourteen days of catching harmful thoughts, asking where they came from, and setting them beside what the Bible actually says.

For the 3 a.m. replay, the what-ifs, and the decision you can't make. Ten days of practices from people in the Bible with racing minds.

For people with a short fuse and people who swallow it. Ten days with Cain, Moses, Jonah, David, and Jesus on what to do with anger.

Seven days with Leah, Saul, Peter, and the psalmist on why other people's lives make ours feel small, and what helps.

Ten days on how temptation works, how people in the Bible resisted or failed, and where the exit is. Practical and free of shame.

Seven days on pride, and why letting go of the need to be great turns out to be a relief.

For anyone who feels permanently disqualified. Seven days with people the Bible refuses to leave in hiding.

Ten short readings for anyone caring for an aging parent, a disabled child, or a sick spouse. Real about exhaustion, guilt, and slow grief.

Fourteen days with Elijah, Job, the psalmists, and Jesus in Gethsemane, for anyone living with depression. Slow, honest, no quick fixes.

Fourteen days for people living with chronic illness or pain. Plain readings, no blame, no promise of a quick fix.

Ten readings for anyone whose marriage has ended: grief, anger, loneliness, co-parenting, and church. No sides taken.

For anyone grieving a miscarriage, a stillbirth, or years of waiting for a child. Honest, gentle, and no easy answers.

For anyone laid off, fired, or stuck searching. Practical, steady, and honest about how much the waiting costs.

For parents of teens or adult children who have left the faith or are making choices that scare you. Company for the long wait.

For people in recovery from alcohol, drugs, gambling, or porn. Honest about relapse, community, and asking for help.

For anyone betrayed by a friend, spouse, church, or business partner. Space for the anger, and a slow way forward.

Read together and let Scripture shape how you love each other. Seven days for any season of marriage.

Parenting is heavy work. Five readings that trade the pressure to be perfect for grace.

Forgiving is rarely simple. Five days with what Jesus and others in Scripture say about letting go of a debt.

Loyalty, honest words, and showing up. Five readings on the friends worth keeping and being.

Loneliness tells you no one is there. Five readings on a God who stays close, and on the people he uses to do it.

For couples in a rough stretch: distance, resentment, the same old fight. Practical, honest, and clear that abuse is different.

Seven days of praying for your spouse, one area at a time: their work, heart, health, faith, friends, your marriage, and you.

Ten days for anyone single, whether never married, divorced, or widowed: desire, friendship, family, and a life that isn't a waiting room.

Eight days for anyone dating, at twenty or fifty: character over chemistry, pace, boundaries, red flags, and keeping marriage in its place.

Seven short readings for exhausted new parents: rest, a gift you can't earn, grace for bad days, and staying a team.

Seven days for parents of 12 to 19 year olds: listening, limits, letting go, and faith they can believe.

Fourteen days for men who want to be faithful at home, at work, and with other men: real pressures, real failures, real strength.

Porn, secrets, anger, loneliness, depression, fear of failing. Ten days of saying it out loud, without shame.

For dads, dads-to-be, and men whose own fathers let them down. Seven days with the Bible's best and worst fathers.

Male friendship and loneliness, from David and Jonathan to Paul's last lonely letter. Seven days, with practical steps.

Fourteen women of the Bible, from Eve to Priscilla, as the strong and flawed people the text actually shows.

For women carrying work, kids, aging parents, and church. Seven days on limits, help, and the loads that aren't yours.

Body image, beauty pressure, aging, and comparison. Seven days about what God sees, including bodies that don't fit the ideal.

Mothers of every kind, including stepmoms, adoptive moms, and moms who've lost children. Seven days on worry, guilt, and letting go.

Seven days on identity for students: names, approval, being too young, and being fully known.

Seven days for first-year students: hard questions, doubt, loneliness, temptation, and finding a church.

Ten days for new graduates: bosses, integrity, money habits, loneliness in a new city, and the question of calling.

Seven days for anyone stuck on what to do with their life: excuses, gifts, fear, and calling as faithfulness.

Seven days for students under pressure from exams, family, and friends: fear, sleep, and second chances.

Fourteen unhurried days with Caleb, Sarah, Simeon, Anna, Moses, and Paul on aging, loss, purpose, and legacy.

Eight days for new retirees: identity after work, time, mentoring, rest versus drift, and marriage at home.

For grandparents who want to hand down faith: stories, stones, prayers, and patience with the grandchildren far from it.

Ten days for widows and widowers, with Naomi, Abraham, Anna, and a Jesus who stops at funerals.

Seven calm days on death and what Christians hope for after it, for older readers, the seriously ill, and the bereaved.

Ten days with the prayers Jesus actually prayed: early mornings, the Lord's Prayer, Gethsemane, and the cross.

Learn the Examen, an old evening prayer of gratitude and honest review, one step per night with a passage to match.

Learn to read Scripture slowly and prayerfully, the way monks have for well over a thousand years: read, reflect, respond, rest.

Learn from the psalms of lament how to bring anger, grief, and hard questions to God, and stay in the conversation.

Seven days on what fasting is, what it isn't, and how to try it safely, from Jesus in the wilderness to the church in Antioch.

Seven days on why God gave a day of rest, what Jesus said about it, and how to keep one without turning it into a rulebook.

Learn seven short Bible passages by heart in fourteen days, with simple memory methods you can start using today.

Eleven names of God, what they meant to the people who first used them, and how each one can shape your prayer.

Seven short readings for when you can't sleep: psalms and stories of the night, read slowly, meant to be easy on a tired mind.

Seven readings and seven small unplugs for people who are tired of noise: quiet ways to make room for God.

Seven evening psalms with short, slow readings to settle your heart before sleep.

One chapter a day for a month. Short, practical sayings on money, words, friends, anger, and work.

Five days on worry, giving, and contentment, from Jesus, Proverbs, and Paul.

Your job may not feel like a calling. Five readings on why work matters to God and how to do yours.

Big choices are hard. These readings help you slow down and seek wisdom before you decide.

Love, joy, peace, and the rest. Nine days on the character the Spirit grows in people, one passage at a time.

Thankfulness changes how a day feels. Seven short readings to help you notice what's already good.

Ten scenes from Scripture on leading people well: listening, delegating, serving, and handing things on.

Seven days for tired professionals: what Scripture says about work, rest, pace, and enough.

Ten hard questions about suffering, the Bible, other religions, unanswered prayer, science, and violence, taken seriously.

A shepherd boy becomes a king, fails badly, and keeps coming back to God. David's story in twelve readings.

Moses argued with God, led a nation, and never entered the land himself. Nine days on an unlikely leader.

Sold by his brothers, jailed unfairly, and lifted higher than he dreamed. Joseph's story of trusting God in the dark.

An orphan becomes queen and risks her life to save her people. Esther's story in seven days.

A grieving widow chooses loyalty and finds a future she never expected. The whole book of Ruth in four days.

Daniel and his friends held to their faith in an empire that wanted them to forget it. Five scenes of pressure and loyalty.

Peter walked on water, denied Jesus, and was restored anyway. A story for anyone who has failed and needs grace.

A man who hunted Christians became their boldest voice. Seven scenes from Paul's life in Acts.

Elijah called down fire, then ran from a threat and asked to die. A prophet's story for anyone who has been brave and then burned out.

Follow Abraham from Haran to the cave at Machpelah: a call, some bad decisions, a long wait, and a friendship with God.

A schemer runs for his life, meets God on the road, and spends twenty years learning what he did to his brother.

Four chapters, one prophet running from a mercy he didn't want to give. A short, funny, uncomfortable book.

A cupbearer weeps over a broken city, asks a king for a leave of absence, and builds a wall in 52 days. Then he has to keep it.

Five scenes from Mary's life in Luke, John, Mark and Acts, from her first yes to the upper room.

Twenty-five days tracing the promise of a Savior from the prophets to the night he was born.

Forty days through the life, teaching, and last week of Jesus, from the wilderness to the empty tomb.

Read the final week of Jesus one day at a time, from the crowds on the road to the empty tomb.

Seven days from the empty tomb to the last chapter of the Bible. See who met the risen Jesus and what he said.

New beginnings and second chances. Ten days that start the year rooted in God's mercy, not just your resolutions.

Five days of thanks for a rough year, from a psalm, a prophet, a healed stranger, and a man in prison.

Seven days from December 25 to 31: two old people at the temple, a family on the run, grief, and a year ending.

Seven days around Pentecost: Sinai, Joel's promise, the upper room, the wind and fire, and the Spirit given to ordinary people.

Read all of John, one chapter a day. The Gospel that slows down and lingers over who Jesus is.

One chapter a day through Paul's fullest explanation of the gospel, from the problem to the rescue to ordinary life.

From the upper room to Rome. Fourteen days through the birth of the church.

The psalms people come back to again and again. Ten days of praise, lament, and trust.

James is blunt and practical about what real faith looks like. Five days, one chapter each.

Paul wrote about joy from a prison cell. Four days on finding contentment no matter what.

The opening story of the Bible in twenty-five readings: beginnings, broken families, and a God who keeps his word.

Jesus' best-known teaching, read over three days: who is blessed, how to give, pray, and worry, and what to build on.

A short letter on light, love, and knowing where you stand with God. Five chapters, five days.

One chapter a day through Luke's Gospel: the outsiders, the meals, the prayers, and the mercy of Jesus.

All 42 chapters of Job in 14 days: a man who loses everything, three friends with bad answers, and a God who finally speaks.

Thirteen chapters for tired believers: why Jesus is better, what faith looks like in caves and victories, and how to keep running.

Isaiah 40 to 55 in eight days: words of comfort to exiles, the servant songs, Isaiah 53, and an open invitation.

A king tests pleasure, work, and wisdom, and tells you what he found. Honest company for the restless.

Six chapters from a prison cell: grace, one new people, a prayer for power, daily life, and the armor of God.

All 22 chapters in 11 days: what kind of book this is, who it was written to, and why the Lamb wins.