This reading plan takes about 20-30 minutes a day, 7-days a week. You can do it by date, or check off the boxes at your own pace. It covers the entire New Testament and Old Testament in one year. It runs the same as the One Year Bible.
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Choose and combine plans to meet your needs and time schedule. For example, combining the OT in two years with the NT on weekdays is only 2 chapters each day, yet allows you to read the NT every year, and the OT every two years. When you need wisdom, take a month and read the Proverbs.
To get acquainted with Jesus better, take a month and read the Gospels. During a particularly trying time, give yourself a boost by reading the Psalms in a month. To read the whole Bible in a year, you could also combine the NT on weekdays with the OT in one year. That gives you more variety than the regular plan of reading the whole Bible straight through in a year. Go!
Heartlight has brought together several Bible reading plans. Go!
Straight Through
Read the entire Bible in one year, from Genesis to Revelation.
Different Topics
Each day of the week, you'll be reading from a different section of the Bible.
New Testament and Old Testament
Read the whole Bible, with something from both Testaments each day.
The Story of the Bible
A chronologically arranged reading of the story of the Bible.
New Testament, Psalms & Proverbs
Get the New Testament, Psalms and Proverbs in one year.
"More important than the Bible you choose is the one you use." --Woodrow Kroll. The Bible Read Me Plan features multiple schedules to help you to read the Bible in a year. God's Word is a big book and without a workable schedule it can be easy to give up before you even get through Genesis. Go!
Many people in the world today claim to be "Christians." How many of them truly know what it means to be a "follower of Christ"? Do you know? "10 Reasons To Believe" is dedicated to not only helping Christians understand what they believe, but also helping those who do not "follow Christ" understand what Christianity is all about. This site contains the copy of a very good booklet called, "Ten Reasons to Believe the Bible." Go!
This site is a great source on how to answer some tough questions like: Is the Bible truth or tabloid? How do we know the Bible is true? Is the Bible is full of mistakes? When we say that the Bible is the Word of God, does that imply that it is completely accurate, or does it contain insignificant inaccuracies in details of history and science? How can the Bible be infallible if it is written by fallible humans? Go!
More tough questions with great answers! Go!
Is it true that there is no way of knowing what Jesus actually taught, since the church has distorted His teachings so badly?
How can it be true that the Bible doesn't contain any errors, since there are so many different versions containing different wordings?
What evidence supports the New Testament?
"There are many books today that claim to be the Word of God. The Koran, the Islam holy book, claims to be the Word of God. The Book of Mormon claims to be the Word of God. The Hindus believe the Bhagavad Vita is the source of eternal truth. Karl Marx, with his atheistic worldview, claimed his writing, The Communist Manifesto, was the ultimate truth.
Christians believe the Bible to be the Word of God and the eternal source of truth to live by. How do we know the Bible is the Word of God? Can we actually prove that the Bible is truly the Word of God? The answer is yes." Go!
The Da Vinci Code: Separating Fact from Fiction through RBC Resources (pick up at info table - Lakeville)
The Truth Behind the Da Vinci Code: A Challenging Response to the Bestselling Novel by Richard Abanes
A Quest for Answers, The Da Vinci Code by Josh Mc Dowell
Breaking the Da Vinci Code by Darrell Bock
Deconstructing the Da Vinci Code, a position paper by Tom Short (pick up at info table)
Christians and the Da Vinci Code, a position paper by George Barna (barna.org)
Josh McDowell’s site: http://www.davinciquest.org
Christianity Today: http://www.christianitytoday.com/history/special/davincicode.html
Christian History magazine issue about the Council of Nicaea. http://www.christianitytoday.com/ch/2005/001/
www.christianinformation.org/article.asp?artID=12
www.answers.org/apologetics/contradictions.html