Reading Plans

Seven days, seven passages — the most beautiful entry points into Scripture. Each one stands on its own.

Walk through the book of Mark in 16 days. The shortest, fastest-moving Gospel — written to show you who Jesus is through what he does.

Meet the women who changed the story — from Eve to Mary Magdalene. Ten days with the women whose faith, bravery, and love shaped Scripture.

A month in Proverbs — one chapter each day. Practical wisdom for real life, ending with the woman worth more than rubies.

Seven letters that tell you who you are in Christ. When the world tells you one thing, Scripture says another.

When your mind won't rest, these passages will. Seven days of Scripture that speak directly to fear, worry, and the ache of not knowing.

Scripture doesn't rush you past your pain. These passages sit with you in it — honest, tender, and full of hope.

The Psalms are the prayer book of the Bible — raw, honest, and real. Fourteen psalms that cover the full range of human emotion.

Seven days in Ephesians — Paul's letter about identity, spiritual warfare, and standing firm. Every piece of armor, one day at a time.

The whole Bible in 30 key chapters — creation to new creation. If you only read 30 chapters, these are the ones.

Four weeks of anticipation — the prophecies, the promises, and the moment everything changed. Read alongside the season of Advent.

Walk through Holy Week day by day — from the triumphal entry to the empty tomb. Seven days that rewrote history.

Ten men who shaped the story of Scripture — from Abraham's faith to Paul's conversion. Each one faced an impossible moment and chose to trust God.

Jesus taught in stories — simple on the surface, bottomless underneath. Ten parables that still cut to the heart.

Water to wine, storms silenced, the dead raised — seven chapters that show the power behind the parables.

Seven prayers that moved heaven — from Abraham's bold intercession to Jesus in Gethsemane. Learn to pray by watching the greats.

Seven psalms that teach your mouth to worship — from quiet gratitude to full-throated celebration. The Bible's own hymnal.

The first great arc of Scripture — from "Let there be light" to "Be strong and of a good courage." Ten chapters that built a nation.

When Israel wanted a king, God gave them one — and the story got complicated. Ten chapters of glory, failure, and the prophets who spoke truth to power.

Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes — the Bible's philosophy shelf. Ten chapters on suffering, wisdom, and the meaning of life.

Paul's masterpiece — the most systematic explanation of the Gospel ever written. Fourteen chapters that changed Western civilization.

Seven letters from the apostles — each one a window into what it means to follow Christ. The essential epistles, one chapter at a time.