The plan

How it works

Each day is about the same length, and breaks at whole chapters. Books sit where their story is set: Job among the patriarchs, the prophets beside the kings they spoke to, Paul’s letters inside the story of Acts. Samuel and Kings alternate with Chronicles, so you read the parallel accounts together.

The Gospels are read as a harmony: each event with every Gospel’s telling of it, Mark first. Psalms whose headings tie them to an event sit at that event. The rest come in order as a daily psalm, so some days have one and some don’t.

Tick a day when you’ve read it. Your ticks are kept in this browser only, until sign-in arrives and they can follow you between devices. Days with a title have their page written; the rest are coming.