You want to read through the Bible methodically, but it can be hard to keep track of what you’ve read, right? Here is a simple solution, without the restrictions of traditional Bible reading plans: the BetterThanSacrifice.org Bible Reading Chart! It lists every single chapter of the Bible; simply cross-off each one as you read it.
Download either of these files, then print using the Acrobat Reader:
Did you know that you can complete the whole Bible in a year if you read just 3 chapters each weekday, and 4 on Saturdays and Sundays?
I am evangelist and interested in some tracks that can be distributed freely so as to help edify young converts.Thanks
I don’t have anything suitable to offer you at the moment, but it is an interesting idea. Thank you for the request.
As seen your bible tracks. It is very useful to distribute among the people who is unknown Jesus. I am very much interested to distributed freely to the poor. I request to send me free tracks for distribution to the people . I want Languages in ENGLISH & TELUGU please
I am evangelist and interested in some tracks that can be distributed freely so as to help edify young converts.Thanks
I want to thank you for the neat Bible reading chart. I’ve read the Bible about 5 times now and plan to read it at least once every year from this age on. (I am 31). I wish I had this mindset when I first became Christian – then I would have read 16 times by now. I depend on Bible reading charts to make sure I don’t miss any books or chapters; because I like reading all over the places simultaneously – hard to keep track of what I haven’t read without a chart. This chart is one of the most pleasing looking charts that I’ve seen. So I thank you.
I have friends and family (6 in total) who are starting to read the Bible at least once from this month to August next year. We are going to use this chart to keep track of our readings. I am sure everyone in my group will love this. Thank you so much.
You’re very welcome, Nora.
Peace and grace.