Bible Reading Plan

Choose a Bible reading plan — the whole Bible in a year, the New Testament in 90 days, Psalms or the Gospels in 30 days — and check off each day. Progress is saved in your browser.

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A Bible reading plan only works if it is possible to keep. Here you choose the pace, check off each day as you finish and pick up where you left off. Every line links straight to the chapter, and your progress stays in your browser — no sign-up, nothing sent to a server.

Pick a plan, check off each day as you finish and pick up where you left off. Nothing is sent to a server: progress stays in your browser.

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Which plan to choose

  • The Bible in a year. The classic: three to four chapters a day, Genesis to Revelation. It takes consistency, but it is the only plan that gives you the whole picture.
  • The New Testament in 90 days. About three chapters a day. Good if you want to understand Christianity before tackling the Old Testament.
  • The Gospels in 30 days. Matthew, Mark, Luke and John in a month. The best start if you have never read the Bible.
  • Psalms in 30 days. Five psalms a day. Works well as devotional reading alongside another plan.

Three tips for not stopping in February

  1. A fixed time. The hour matters less than the repetition: always after coffee, always before bed.
  2. Do not try to catch up. If you miss three days, carry on from today. Plans die when they turn into debt.
  3. Write one line a day. A sentence about what stood out turns reading into memory.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to save my progress?

No. The checkmarks live in your browser's local storage. Nothing is sent to a server and no account is required.

How long does the daily reading take?

Between 10 and 20 minutes on the one-year plan, depending on the passage. Psalms and Gospels usually run 8 to 12 minutes.

Can I switch plans halfway?

Yes. Each plan keeps its own progress, so you can come back later without losing what you already checked off.

Where should I start if I have never read the Bible?

With the Gospels in 30 days, beginning with Mark, the shortest and most direct.

Scripture text: World English Bible (WEB), public domain. Prayers, introductions and reflections: original text by this site, not affiliated with any denomination. Devotional content; it does not replace medical, psychological or legal advice.