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There isn’t one perfect Bible reading plan. The best plan is the one you’ll actually open. Choose a pace that fits your life, start tomorrow, and if it isn’t working after a few weeks, change plans — don’t stop reading.

01 Gentlest Start

Navigators 5 × 5 × 5

New Testament · 5 min a day · 5 days a week

Read the New Testament in a year at five minutes a day, five days a week, with five suggested ways to meditate on what you read. Two days off each week means missing a day never puts you behind.

02 Whole Bible

Five-Day Bible Reading Plan

Whole Bible or NT-only · 5 days a week

Read the entire Bible in a year with five readings each week, intentionally balanced so no single day becomes overwhelming. A New Testament-only version is also available.

03 Story of Scripture

F-260 Foundations

260 days · 1–2 chapters a day · 5 days a week

Walk through key passages from all sixty-six books of the Bible. It focuses on the sweep of Scripture’s story rather than reading every chapter. NT260 and OT260 options are also available.

04 Variety Each Day

52-Week Bible Reading Plan

One year · A different genre each day

Each day of the week focuses on a different genre: epistles, law, history, Psalms, poetry, prophecy, and Gospels. The variety keeps the rhythm from feeling repetitive.

05 Slower Pace

Carson’s Two-Year M’Cheyne

Two years · 2 readings a day

D. A. Carson’s adaptation of the classic M’Cheyne plan cuts the daily load in half. Read the New Testament and Psalms each year and the Old Testament over two years.

06 Paired With Audio

The Bible Recap

One year · About 12 minutes a day

A 365-day reading plan paired with a short daily podcast episode. Whole-Bible, New Testament-only, phone-sized, and kids versions are available.