7-Day Introduction to the Bible
A foundational survey covering key passages from Genesis, the Psalms, Proverbs, and the Gospel of John. Ideal for new readers or anyone wanting a quick overview of the Bible's core message.
| Day | Reading | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Genesis 1–2 | Creation: God creates the world and humanity in His image; the garden and the beginning of relationship. |
| Day 2 | Genesis 3, 12:1–9 | The Fall: sin enters the world; then Abraham's call — God's plan to restore begins through one family. |
| Day 3 | Psalms 1, 23, 51, 103 | The Prayer Book of Israel: blessing, the Good Shepherd, repentance, and the scope of God's mercy. |
| Day 4 | Proverbs 1–4 | Wisdom Literature: the fear of the Lord as wisdom's beginning; a father's instruction for a good life. |
| Day 5 | John 1–4 | The Word Becomes Flesh: Jesus's identity, Nicodemus and new birth, the woman at the well. |
| Day 6 | John 13–17 | The Upper Room: the Last Supper, the new commandment to love, the Farewell Discourse, and Jesus's high priestly prayer. |
| Day 7 | John 18–21 | The Passion and Resurrection: arrest, trial, crucifixion, the empty tomb, and Jesus's restoration of Peter. |
30-Day New Testament Journey
A complete read-through of the New Testament in 30 days. Moving from the Gospels through Acts, the Epistles, and Revelation, you will encounter the full sweep of early Christian teaching.
| Day | Reading | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Matthew 1–7 | Birth, baptism, temptation, and the Sermon on the Mount — the constitution of the Kingdom. |
| Day 2 | Matthew 8–14 | Miracles of healing and authority; the mission of the twelve disciples; John the Baptist beheaded. |
| Day 3 | Matthew 15–22 | Parables of the Kingdom; Peter's confession; Transfiguration; Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem. |
| Day 4 | Matthew 23–28 | Woes to the Pharisees; the Olivet Discourse; Passion Week; resurrection and the Great Commission. |
| Day 5 | Mark 1–8 | The servant Gospel — action-packed ministry with "immediately" appearing repeatedly; feeding of 5,000. |
| Day 6 | Mark 9–16 | Transfiguration, servant leadership teaching, Passion narrative, and the resurrection. |
| Day 7 | Luke 1–6 | Birth narratives, John the Baptist, Jesus's early ministry, and the Sermon on the Plain. |
| Day 8 | Luke 7–13 | The sinful woman forgiven; parables including the Good Samaritan and Prodigal Son introduced. |
| Day 9 | Luke 14–21 | Cost of discipleship; Zacchaeus; Triumphal Entry; Jesus teaching in the Temple. |
| Day 10 | Luke 22–24 | Last Supper, betrayal, trial, crucifixion, resurrection, and the Emmaus road appearance. |
| Day 11 | John 1–7 | "In the beginning was the Word"; seven signs begin; the bread of life discourse. |
| Day 12 | John 8–14 | Light of the world; Lazarus raised; the Upper Room — love command, the Holy Spirit promised. |
| Day 13 | John 15–21 | The Vine; high priestly prayer; Passion; Mary Magdalene at the tomb; Peter restored. |
| Day 14 | Acts 1–7 | Pentecost, the early Jerusalem church, Stephen's martyrdom — the church is born and tested. |
| Day 15 | Acts 8–14 | Philip in Samaria; Paul's conversion; Peter and Cornelius; first missionary journey. |
| Day 16 | Acts 15–21 | Jerusalem Council; second and third missionary journeys; Paul in Athens and Corinth. |
| Day 17 | Acts 22–28 | Paul's arrest, defense speeches, voyage to Rome — the gospel reaches the empire's capital. |
| Day 18 | Romans 1–8 | The gospel's logic: all have sinned; justification by faith; life in the Spirit; no condemnation. |
| Day 19 | Romans 9–16 | God's plan for Israel; living sacrifice; practical Christian ethics; the strong and the weak. |
| Day 20 | 1–2 Corinthians | Church unity, the love chapter, resurrection; Paul's sufferings as a window into grace. |
| Day 21 | Galatians; Ephesians | Grace alone vs. works of the Law; the church as Christ's body and the armor of God. |
| Day 22 | Philippians; Colossians; 1–2 Thessalonians | Joy in prison; Christ's supremacy; the Day of the Lord and the resurrection of the dead. |
| Day 23 | 1–2 Timothy; Titus; Philemon | Pastoral letters: church order, sound doctrine, a plea for a runaway slave's freedom. |
| Day 24 | Hebrews | Christ as the superior fulfillment of the entire Levitical system; the great Hall of Faith. |
| Day 25 | James; 1 Peter | Faith that works; suffering and holy living as "strangers and pilgrims" in the world. |
| Day 26 | 2 Peter; Jude | False teachers, the Lord's patience about His return, and contending for the faith. |
| Day 27 | 1, 2, 3 John | God is love; tests of genuine faith; walking in light; the assurance of eternal life. |
| Day 28 | Revelation 1–11 | Letters to seven churches; the Lamb who is worthy; seals, trumpets — judgment and witness. |
| Day 29 | Revelation 12–18 | The dragon and the beast; Babylon the great; the harvest of the earth; bowls of wrath. |
| Day 30 | Revelation 19–22 | The marriage supper of the Lamb; the final battle; Satan bound; the new heaven, new earth, and the New Jerusalem. |
90-Day Whole Bible Plan
A complete read-through of all 66 books in 90 days. Reading approximately 12–15 chapters daily, this plan takes you through the entire Bible in three months. Organized by natural literary groupings for the best reading experience.
| Days | Reading | Content |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 — Creation, Patriarchs & Exodus | ||
| 1–2 | Genesis 1–25 | Creation, the Fall, Noah and the flood, the call of Abraham, and the sacrifice of Isaac. |
| 3–4 | Genesis 26–50 | Jacob's family, Joseph's rise and fall in Egypt, reunion with his brothers, and Jacob's blessing. |
| 5–6 | Exodus 1–30 | Israel in slavery, Moses's call, the ten plagues, the Passover, the Exodus, and the Ten Commandments. |
| 7 | Exodus 31–40 | Instructions for the Tabernacle, the golden calf rebellion, Moses's intercession, and God's glory filling the Tabernacle. |
| Week 2 — Law & Wilderness | ||
| 8–9 | Leviticus 1–27 | Laws governing sacrifices, priesthood, and holy living — the holiness code revealing God's character. |
| 10–11 | Numbers 1–36 | Census, wilderness wandering, rebellion and consequences, Balaam's prophecy, and preparation for Canaan. |
| 12–14 | Deuteronomy 1–34 | Moses's farewell addresses, the covenant renewed, the Song of Moses, and Moses's death overlooking the Promised Land. |
| Week 3 — Conquest & Judges | ||
| 15–16 | Joshua 1–24 | Crossing the Jordan, the battle of Jericho, the conquest of Canaan, and the land allotted to the twelve tribes. |
| 17–18 | Judges 1–21 | The recurring cycle of apostasy, oppression, repentance, and deliverance through twelve judges. |
| 19 | Ruth 1–4 | Loyalty, redemption, and the lineage of David — a short, complete story of covenant love. |
| 20–21 | 1 Samuel 1–31 | Samuel's birth and call, Saul's rise and fall, David's anointing and years fleeing Saul. |
| Week 4 — United Kingdom | ||
| 22–23 | 2 Samuel 1–24 | David's reign — military victories, bringing the Ark to Jerusalem, the Davidic Covenant, and the Bathsheba failure. |
| 24–25 | 1 Kings 1–22 | Solomon's wisdom and temple, the kingdom's division, Elijah vs. the prophets of Baal, Ahab and Jezebel. |
| 26–27 | 2 Kings 1–25 | Elijah's chariot of fire, Elisha's miracles, the fall of Israel to Assyria, the fall of Judah to Babylon. |
| 28 | 1 Chronicles 1–29 | Genealogies and the reign of David with emphasis on worship preparations for the Temple. |
| Week 5 — Post-Exile History | ||
| 29 | 2 Chronicles 1–36 | Solomon's Temple, the divided kingdom's history emphasizing worship, and Judah's fall to Babylon. |
| 30 | Ezra 1–10; Nehemiah 1–13 | Return from exile, Temple rebuilt, walls of Jerusalem rebuilt, and Ezra's spiritual reforms. |
| 31 | Esther 1–10 | Esther's courage saves the Jewish people; God's invisible providence working through human faithfulness. |
| Weeks 6–7 — Wisdom & Poetry | ||
| 32–33 | Job 1–42 | Suffering, the friends' wrong theology, God's answer from the whirlwind, and Job's restoration. |
| 34–37 | Psalms 1–100 | Israel's hymnbook — lament, praise, royal psalms, Psalms of Ascent, and the great hallelujah psalms. |
| 38–40 | Psalms 101–150 | The final psalms — Psalm 119 (the Word of God), Psalms of Ascent (120–134), and the great praise finale. |
| 41–42 | Proverbs 1–31 | Wisdom on money, friendship, marriage, speech, and the fear of the Lord. Ends with the capable woman. |
| 43 | Ecclesiastes 1–12; Song of Solomon 1–8 | Life's meaning without God is vanity; the Song celebrates human love and divine covenant love. |
| Weeks 8–9 — Major Prophets | ||
| 44–47 | Isaiah 1–66 | Judgment on Israel and the nations; the four Servant Songs; the Suffering Servant; new creation promised. |
| 48–51 | Jeremiah 1–52 | Jeremiah's call and suffering; scroll burned by the king; the New Covenant prophecy; Jerusalem's fall. |
| 52 | Lamentations 1–5 | Five lament poems over Jerusalem's destruction; great is thy faithfulness in the midst of ashes. |
| 53–55 | Ezekiel 1–48 | God's glory departing and returning; valley of dry bones; vision of the restored Temple and the living river. |
| 56–57 | Daniel 1–12 | Faithfulness in Babylon; Nebuchadnezzar's dreams; fiery furnace; handwriting on the wall; Daniel's visions. |
| Weeks 10–11 — Minor Prophets | ||
| 58 | Hosea 1–14; Joel 1–3 | God's covenant love for unfaithful Israel; the Day of the Lord and the promise of the Spirit's outpouring. |
| 59 | Amos 1–9; Obadiah 1; Jonah 1–4 | Justice for the poor; Edom's doom; a reluctant prophet discovers God's mercy reaches even enemies. |
| 60 | Micah 1–7; Nahum 1–3 | Bethlehem's Messiah; do justice, love mercy, walk humbly; Nineveh's fall as God's justice. |
| 61 | Habakkuk 1–3; Zephaniah 1–3; Haggai 1–2 | Wrestling with God; the just shall live by faith; God rejoicing over His people; rebuild the Temple. |
| 62–63 | Zechariah 1–14; Malachi 1–4 | Messianic prophecies; four horsemen; the Messiah on a donkey; the final prophet before 400 years of silence. |
| Weeks 12–13 — The Gospels | ||
| 64–65 | Matthew 1–28 | The Messiah of Israel — genealogy, Sermon on the Mount, parables, passion, resurrection, Great Commission. |
| 66 | Mark 1–16 | The servant Messiah — action, authority, and sacrifice in the briefest Gospel account. |
| 67–68 | Luke 1–24 | The universal Savior — 18 unique parables, care for women and the poor, Emmaus road encounter. |
| 69–70 | John 1–21 | The divine Son — seven signs, seven I Am statements, the farewell discourse, resurrection appearances. |
| Weeks 13–14 — Acts & Paul's Letters | ||
| 71–72 | Acts 1–28 | The church is born and expands from Jerusalem to Rome under the Holy Spirit's guidance. |
| 73–74 | Romans 1–16; Galatians 1–6 | The theology of grace — justification, sanctification; freedom from the Law through faith in Christ. |
| 75–76 | 1–2 Corinthians | Church issues, spiritual gifts, love chapter, resurrection defense, strength in weakness. |
| 77 | Ephesians; Philippians; Colossians | The church's calling; rejoice always; Christ supreme over all powers and philosophies. |
| 78 | 1–2 Thessalonians; 1–2 Timothy; Titus; Philemon | End-times hope; pastoral wisdom; Paul's final charge; interceding for a runaway slave. |
| Week 15 — General Letters & Revelation | ||
| 79 | Hebrews 1–13 | Christ better than everything — angels, Moses, Aaron, the entire Levitical system; the Hall of Faith. |
| 80 | James 1–5; 1–2 Peter | Faith that works; suffering and holy living; false teachers; the Lord's patience about His return. |
| 81 | 1–2–3 John; Jude | God is love; tests of faith; walking in truth; contend for the faith; the great doxology. |
| 82–84 | Revelation 1–22 | Letters to seven churches; the Lamb's victory over evil; the new heaven and earth — God dwells with humanity forever. |
| Days 85–90 — Review & Reflection | ||
| 85–86 | Psalms 1, 23, 51, 103, 119 | Return to the hymnbook with fresh eyes — read the psalms you know with the entire Bible now in view. |
| 87–88 | Isaiah 53; John 1; Romans 8; Hebrews 11 | The four greatest chapters on the Messiah, the incarnation, the Spirit's work, and faith through the ages. |
| 89 | Genesis 1–3; Revelation 21–22 | Read the beginning and the end together — the Bible's great arc from creation to new creation, from garden to city. |
| Day 90 | Personal Reflection | Write down what God has shown you. What passage changed you? What question do you want to study next? |