I love reading through the Bible chronologically... any psalms written related to a specific Bible event are read when I read that event... like David in the caves; or the psalms that talk about when Jesus is on the cross are read when I am reading that part of the gospels. Something I just started this year is dividing the Bible chronological plan (with psalms and proverbs mixed throughout as mentioned) into 4 sections: 1) creation to end of David's life 2) Solomon to end of OT 3) The gospels in chronological order - so you might read same event from 3-4 different perspectives 4) Acts with the various epistles mixed in as close to chronological order as can be figured out I read one reading from each of these 4 plans. Some days I might only read from one section; some days I might read 4 from the same section because I really want to focus in on one Bible event/one person's life. I might read 4 in the morning and 4 at night ... or 2 in am or 2 in the pm. When ever I finish a section, I just cycle back to the beginning. None of the sections are dependent on any other section. I'm hoping this allows me to become very familiar with the entirety of the Bible.
Is the Discipleship Journal still available? I was subscribed to it for years and was always so excited when it arrived from America. DJ used to have an amazing Bible Reading Plan (a few different ones actually).
@@Lonniefree93 Yeah, but I prefer the paper version, not the electronic one. I still have all the ones I received in the late-90's _ it fills my bedside table. I must actually count how many there are. I also loved Pray!, Christian Women Today and Marriage Partnership. Absolutely awesome magazines.
Yeah I don’t know about this F260 plan, but even I read proverbs daily in conjunction with my daily portion of either old or New Testament. In the night , I read psalms 86 , 143,144 daily . And since I’m childless as of now, I also read Isaiah 54 daily for encouragement. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I love your accent. Greetings from the Netherlands. Btw.. I tried reading the Bible in one year this year. But I already got behind after one week and after the second week of february I just gave up. I have to try something else. Maybe just do that F260 or something.
Here are some of my reading plan recommendations! What are some of yours?
Please share with us for 2022
Amen
Great video. Thank you for the advice
Thank you for sharing! I’ve been in need of a reading plan but have struggled finding one that works for me
I love reading through the Bible chronologically... any psalms written related to a specific Bible event are read when I read that event... like David in the caves; or the psalms that talk about when Jesus is on the cross are read when I am reading that part of the gospels. Something I just started this year is dividing the Bible chronological plan (with psalms and proverbs mixed throughout as mentioned) into 4 sections:
1) creation to end of David's life
2) Solomon to end of OT
3) The gospels in chronological order - so you might read same event from 3-4 different perspectives
4) Acts with the various epistles mixed in as close to chronological order as can be figured out
I read one reading from each of these 4 plans. Some days I might only read from one section; some days I might read 4 from the same section because I really want to focus in on one Bible event/one person's life. I might read 4 in the morning and 4 at night ... or 2 in am or 2 in the pm. When ever I finish a section, I just cycle back to the beginning. None of the sections are dependent on any other section. I'm hoping this allows me to become very familiar with the entirety of the Bible.
Is the Discipleship Journal still available? I was subscribed to it for years and was always so excited when it arrived from America. DJ used to have an amazing Bible Reading Plan (a few different ones actually).
Hanlie Stopforth I believe it is still available!
@@Lonniefree93 Yeah, but I prefer the paper version, not the electronic one. I still have all the ones I received in the late-90's _ it fills my bedside table. I must actually count how many there are. I also loved Pray!, Christian Women Today and Marriage Partnership. Absolutely awesome magazines.
Hanlie Stopforth I see! I see some Discipleship Journal Bible reading plans on Amazon for $10
Yeah I don’t know about this F260 plan, but even I read proverbs daily in conjunction with my daily portion of either old or New Testament. In the night , I read psalms 86 , 143,144 daily . And since I’m childless as of now, I also read Isaiah 54 daily for encouragement. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Amen 🙏🏽
Amen...
I love your accent. Greetings from the Netherlands. Btw.. I tried reading the Bible in one year this year. But I already got behind after one week and after the second week of february I just gave up. I have to try something else. Maybe just do that F260 or something.
Thank you
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