Reading plans

A reading a day, each with a short note on what to look for. Check readings off as you go; your progress stays in this browser.

The Story of JesusThirteen readings through Luke's telling of Jesus' life — from the angel's announcement to the risen Jesus appearing to His disciples.13 readings
BeginningsGenesis 1–11: creation, the fall, the flood, and Babel — the four stories that set up everything else in the Bible.13 readings
Anxious for NothingSeven days with the passages believers have leaned on against worry for two thousand years.7 readings
Psalms of ComfortSeven psalms for hard seasons — honest prayers that have carried people through grief and fear.7 readings
Forgiven and FreeSeven days for anyone carrying guilt or shame — how Scripture moves from honest confession to full restoration.7 readings
A Grateful HeartSeven days of thanksgiving — training the eye to notice what God has done, whatever the week looks like.7 readings
First StepsNew to the Bible, or coming back after a long time away? These ten short readings walk you through the heart of the good news — grace, forgiveness, prayer, and a God who runs to meet you.10 readings
The God Who ProvidesSeven passages about God's provision and faithful care. They invite trust without promising that every material need will be met in the timing or form we expect.7 readings
Who God Says You AreSeven days of Scripture that answer the question of identity for anyone carrying shame: made on purpose, chosen, forgiven, and adopted. Each day replaces an old label with what God actually says about you.7 readings
Honest DoubtsSeven days with people in the Bible who questioned God out loud — and were met with kindness, not rejection. For anyone whose faith feels shaky and who wants permission to be honest about it.7 readings
The Sermon on the MountWalk through Jesus' most famous sermon in Matthew 5-7, one teaching at a time and in the order He gave it. Perfect if you want to hear Jesus' own vision for everyday life, from the Beatitudes to the house on the rock.10 readings
Learning to PrayA one-week guide to prayer itself: Jesus gives us the words, the psalmists show us honesty, and the early church shows us praying together. Perfect if prayer feels awkward or you're not sure where to start.7 readings
Walking Through GriefSeven days for anyone carrying a loss, walking from Jesus' own tears at a friend's grave to the promise of a day with no more tears. Honest lament first, comfort and hope after.7 readings
When You Can’t ForgiveFor anyone carrying a wound that still stings when someone's name comes up. Seven days with Joseph, Jesus, and Paul on how forgiveness actually works — and why it is not the same as pretending nothing happened.7 readings
Hope in Hard TimesSeven honest passages for anyone walking through a hard season, tracing how suffering can slowly grow into real, sturdy hope. No quick fixes—just Scripture that takes your pain seriously and points you toward a God who does too.7 readings
Learning to RestSeven days tracing rest through the Bible, from God resting at creation to Jesus' invitation to the weary. For anyone running on empty who wants to learn that rest is a gift, not a failure.7 readings
Waiting on GodFor anyone stuck in a season that feels like "not yet." Seven passages on faithful waiting without pretending Scripture promises the timing or outcome we want.7 readings
Love and RelationshipsSeven passages that show what love actually looks like in practice — patient, loyal, honest, and rooted in God's love for us. For anyone who wants their friendships, family, and marriage shaped by Scripture rather than sentiment.7 readings
Purpose and CallingSeven days with people God called and with New Testament teaching about good works. These passages shape Christian purpose without promising a private prediction about career or circumstance.7 readings
Courage for What’s NextFor a threshold moment — a new job, a move, a diagnosis, or a big decision. These passages offer words for faithful courage, not a promise that every outcome will be painless or turn out as hoped.7 readings
Fruit of the SpiritTen days walking through the nine qualities the Spirit grows in a believer — love, joy, peace, and the rest — with one passage that puts each fruit on display. For anyone who wants their character to look more like Jesus, one fruit at a time.10 readings
Joy That LastsSeven passages that trace a joy deeper than good days — the kind rooted in God's presence, not your circumstances. For anyone who wants gladness that holds up when life doesn't.7 readings
Wisdom for Everyday LifeA one-week walk through Proverbs, James, and Psalm 90 on the choices you face every day — your trust, your heart, your words, and your plans. For anyone who wants faith that works on an ordinary Tuesday.7 readings
Money and GenerosityA calm, guilt-free week on what the Bible actually says about money — treasure, contentment, and joyful giving. For anyone who wants wisdom about finances without pressure or gimmicks.7 readings
The Life of DavidFollow major scenes in David's story in ten days, from a shepherd chosen after his older brothers to a king whose failures were as public as his faith.10 readings
The Story of JosephWalk through Genesis 37-50 in eight days, following Joseph from the pit to the palace to the moment he forgives his brothers. A great pick if you want to see how God can work good purposes through years that feel unfair.8 readings
The Covenant ThreadWatch one promise travel thousands of years — from a rainbow over a flooded world to a city where God lives with His people. Ten sessions trace the covenants that hold the whole Bible together.10 readings
The Lamb of GodOne question echoes from Genesis to Revelation: where is the lamb? Eight sessions follow the answer from a mountain in Moriah to the throne of heaven.8 readings
God's Dwelling PlaceWhere does God live? Follow his presence from a garden he shared with his people, through tent and temple, to a person, a people, and finally a city where he dwells with us face to face.8 readings
The Promised KingA dying patriarch, a shepherd-king, and prophets in dark times all point to one throne. Trace the Bible's royal promise from Judah's scepter to the rider crowned King of kings.8 readings