Reading Plans

Do you want to read through the entire Bible, but aren't sure where to start or how to go about doing so? These three Bible reading plans, created by Sanford Communications, Inc., for How to Read Your Bible, provide you with three different ways to read through the Bible.

Each plan takes a different approach, allowing you to read through the Scriptures in the way that suits you best: the comprehensive plan covers the entire Bible from cover to cover; the biographical plan introduces you to each of the key persons of the Bible, including God Himself; and the survey plan hits the most important stories in Scripture quickly to give you a well-rounded understanding of the Bible.

Comprehensive Bible Reading Plan (365 Days)

Ready for the incredible privilege and adventure of reading the Bible through cover to cover? We hope so! It takes only about fifteen minutes a day. Enjoy! As you read, ask the Lord to help you see the redemptive story of the Bible. It's the heartbeat of every book from Genesis to Revelation.

Biographical Bible Reading Plan (121 Days)

Want to read Bible highlights from Adam to Zechariah? It's easy! The advantages of this approach include ease in seeing the story of the Bible and becoming acquainted with the entire Who's Who of the Bible. As you read, be sure to thank God for what he's going to do in and through you during the months ahead!

Survey Bible Reading Plan (61 Days)

Want to read highlights from every book of the Bible? This reading plan walks you through key passages from every book of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, in just 61 days. You'll be able to trace God's plan of salvation from start to finish in short, readable selections over the course of two months.

Chronological Bible Reading Plan (61 Days)

Would you like to read through the key stories of the Bible in chronological order, tracing the development of God's plan from Adam and Eve to the church of the New Testament? This reading plan introduces you to the major people and events of the Bible in chronological order, beginning with Creation, moving through the birth and history of the Israel nation, and ending with Revelation's prophetic words. It's all broken down into 61 easily-readable segments.

Excerpted from How to Read Your Bible by David and Renée Sanford (W Publishing Group, 2005). Copyright (C) 2005 Sanford Communications, Inc. Used by permission. All Rights Reserved.