Biblical Study

This 5-day Bible reading plan, Rooted in the Word: Biblical Literacy, helps believers deepen their understanding and application of Scripture through personal stories, powerful devotionals, and daily reflection questions. Each day highlights the authority, accessibility, and transformative power of God’s Word, inviting readers to trust, embrace, and live out biblical truth in their everyday lives.

Rooted in the Word: Biblical Literacy

In this 3-day devotional, Vance K. Jackson demonstrates how to revolutionize and build up the fabric of your faith by letting God lead your heart.

Build by Vance K. Jackson

To be fluent, one must be immersed in whatever is being learned. This plan is designed to help move your understanding of the Bible from creedal affirmation to a place of true fluency in the Scriptures so that you can be equipped to live out the transforming Kingdom truths laid out in God’s Word. This is part 3 of a 19-part plan that goes through the whole Bible. Thanks to Bible Project for the use of their video content.

Fluent: Part 3

The psalms are a collection of poems and songs written over 1,000 years. While Psalm contains jubilant praises and sorrowful laments, the whole book testifies to God's loyal love towards His people in every circumstance. As a centerpiece of the Old Testament worship, every psalm anticipates the culmination of God's praise in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. 

Worship: A Study in Psalms

In the beginning was the Word … but what came next? This plan is for anyone who wants a better understanding of the Bible. It provides a chronological reading program that endeavors to place all biblical passages in their date order. Part Twelve of this twelve-part one-year reading plan is titled ‘More Persecution, more Revelation AD 59–AD 95’.

Reading the Bible in Historical Sequence Part 12

In his second letter, Peter challenged the church to pursue knowledge of God’s Word. If you know the truth, you’ll be able to spot errors. He urged them to simultaneously “be on guard” and “grow in grace.” Peter couldn’t stress enough how important it is for believers to grow in our understanding of God and His Word. Follow along as Dr. J. Vernon McGee helps us do just that.  

Thru the Bible—2 Peter

Reading the Bible is about a relationship with Jesus. This plan includes three resources: Daily readings in the Old and New Testament, Reflective questions, and The Bible Project’s overviews to provide context and insight to each book. The six seasons mentioned in this plan will cover the whole Bible once and include a bonus round of Gospels to keep our attention on Jesus.

What Does Jesus Offer?

In Matthew chapter 6, Jesus gives us a model for prayer. This beautiful prayer, known as The Lord’s Prayer, begins with a worshipful "Our Father", reminding us of our close and loving relationship with God, and ends with "Amen" or “so be it”— a bold declaration of faith, trust, and surrender. As we reflect on the words our Lord has given us and the journey they take us through—worship, surrender, dependence, forgiveness, and spiritual protection—may “Amen” rise from our lips not as an ending, but as an act of worship.