Bible Reading Plan: 90 Days, 120 Days or One Year
A consistent Bible reading habit grows one faithful day at a time. Choose a schedule that fits your responsibilities and make room to understand what you read.
Choose a pace you can maintain
The 90-day plan is an intensive reading commitment, the 120-day plan gives you more room, and the one-year plan provides a steady daily pace. These schedules read through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. They are not chronological study plans.
Build your Bible reading plan
Read from Genesis to Revelation in canonical order. Every plan covers all 1,189 chapters of the 66-book Protestant Bible. Chapters are shared as evenly as possible across your chosen number of days; reading time varies because chapters differ in length.
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Progress is saved in this browser on this device. It does not sync across devices. Export the CSV to keep a separate record. KJV reading links open Bible Gateway; you can also read the passages in your own Bible.
Turn your reading into understanding
Before you read, ask God to open your understanding. Notice the context, the speaker, and the people involved. Write down a truth about God and one response you can put into practice. Keep questions for further study with a trusted pastor or Bible teacher.
If you miss a day, resume your next unfinished reading. Progress is an invitation to consistency, not a measure of God’s love for you.