Bible Reading Program

We offer one-year daily BREAD reading charts for both adults and children. These Bible reading charts include readings from the Old Testament and New Testament each day, helping readers see how the Bible fits together as one big story.

Because these Bible reading plans are arranged in chronological order rather than book order, they are easy to follow no matter when you start. Carefully developed by pastors and scholars, these plans are a helpful tool for anyone who wants more than a simple list of verses. Shop our Bible reading plans today and get started.

Pastors, this is a great way to help your church get into the Word together. Our multipacks make it easy to encourage your congregation to read through the Bible in one year.

Church Bible reading plans are also available in digital format and include promotional materials, charts in English and Spanish, and completion certificates with an unlimited printing license. A church that reads the Word together is a stronger church.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bible Reading Plans and Charts

1. What is a Bible reading plan?
   1. A Bible reading plan is a guide that helps you know what to read each day so you can stay consistent in your daily reading.
2. What is the BREAD reading plan?
   1. The BREAD (Bible Reading Enriches Any Day) plan is a one-year reading plan that takes you through the entire Bible in a structured, easy-to-follow way.
3. Are there plans for all ages?
   1. Yes. There are plans for adults and children, making it easy for the whole family to get into the Word.
4. Is the BREAD plan good for beginners?
   1. Yes. It is simple enough for someone just getting started, but still helpful for people who have been in church for years.
5. Do I have to start on January 1st?
   1. No. You can start at any time during the year and follow the plan from the current date.
6. What if I fall behind on my reading plan?
   1. No problem. Most people simply pick back up where they left off instead of trying to catch up all at once. You can also add extra reading when convenient until you are back on track.
7. Are the Bible reading charts specifically for the King James Version?
   1. No. The charts can be used with many Bible translations, though we encourage readers to choose an accurate word-for-word translation rather than a paraphrase.
8. What if I don't understand what I'm reading?
   1. Try reading the passage again, praying for understanding, using trusted Bible study resources, comparing translations, or looking up unfamiliar words in a dictionary.
9. How do I stay consistent?
   1. Choose the same time each day, keep your Bible in a visible place, and set reminders to help build a lasting habit of daily Bible reading.
10. How much time does it take every day?
    1. Most daily readings take about 20 minutes on average.