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Another project I have been working on is a Daily Reading Plan for the Bible. A Daily Reading Plan (DRP) should never replace daily devotions. I use a DRP to get more and more comfortable with the flow of scripture. I use daily devotions to walk closer with, and understand more about my Savior.
Anyway, I have had a number of favorite sites that have a tendancy to go away, and or change the format. I just wanted a consistent list of structured reading to walk through scripture on an annual basis. The banner below will take you to my work in progress. It is a DRP that covers a couple of different areas.

Chronological Bible In a Year
- The chronological approach takes a standard view of the chronological occurrence of scripture. For those who have never looked at a chronological approach, it takes books and/or parts of books and attempts to read scripture from the creation of the earth (and space, time and matter) through to the end of days.
Bible in a Year

The Bible in a Year is what a lot of people are used to. It starts in Genesis and reads straight through to the book of Revelation. All books are read in order, which does NOT follow a chronological view.

Old and New Testament in a Year

The Old and New Testament seems to be the most well known DRP. It starts in both the Old Testament and the New Testament and reads through them both, at the same time.

Old Testament in a Year

The Old Testament in a Year is what it sounds like. You read just the old testament and focus on it for a year.

New Testament in a Year

Yep - same thing with the New Testament. One year just focused on the New Testament. This is what my Grandfather often did.

Psalms Monthly

This basically has three lists. A list for a 31 day month. A list for a 30 day month. A list for a 28 day month. Sorry, no leap year.

Proverbs Monthly

As you probably guessed, just like the Psalms.

And here is the link to the daily reading plans.


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	Daily Reading Plan Another project I have been working on is a Daily Reading Plan for the Bible. A Daily Reading Plan (DRP) should never replace daily devotions. I use a DRP to get more and more comfortable with the flow of scripture. I use daily devotions to walk closer with, and understand more about my Savior. Anyway, I have had a number of favorite sites that have a tendancy to go away, and or change the format. I just wanted a consistent list of structured reading to walk through scripture on an annual basis. The banner below will take you to my work in progress. It is a DRP that covers a couple of different areas. Chronological Bible In a Year The chronological approach takes a standard view of the chronological occurrence of scripture. For those who have never looked at a chronological approach, it takes books and/or parts of books and attempts to read scripture from the creation of the earth (and space, time and matter) through to the end of days. Bible in a Year The Bible in a Year is what a lot of people are used to. It starts in Genesis and reads straight through to the book of Revelation. All books are read in order, which does NOT follow a chronological view. Old and New Testament in a Year The Old and New Testament seems to be the most well known DRP. It starts in both the Old Testament and the New Testament and reads through them both, at the same time. Old Testament in a Year The Old Testament in a Year is what it sounds like. You read just the old testament and focus on it for a year. New Testament in a Year Yep - same thing with the New Testament. One year just focused on the New Testament. This is what my Grandfather often did. Psalms Monthly This basically has three lists. A list for a 31 day month. A list for a 30 day month. A list for a 28 day month. Sorry, no leap year. Proverbs Monthly As you probably guessed, just like the Psalms. And here is the link to the daily reading plans.