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This plan will guide young readers through the Bible daily. New understanding will be revealed through the concise and child-friendly devotional. Children will understand that every part of the Bible is meaningful and relevant to their lives. Ultimately, this devotional will guide them to live daily in God's way.

From time to time, we all need to be reminded of who God is. We need to be reminded that we can trust God in every situation. In this reading plan, we will journey together through Psalm 46, looking closer at four ways the Psalm reminds us of who God is.

In 100 carefully selected passages from the Bible, you will discover who Jesus is and why he is so significant – even life-transforming. Through both Old and New Testament readings, you will discover why God sent Jesus, what Jesus taught, how he treated people, why he did miracles, the meaning of his death, the significance of his resurrection, and what the Bible says about his second coming.

Learn how to trust God through times of battle and triumph. In this five-day reading plan, Lenya Heitzig guides you through Psalm 91 to describe how you can fully depend on God through every season of life.

We must look to God and have full trust in Him when we are going through a season of difficulty. Instead of relying on ourselves to come out of dark times, we can rely on God's strength, protection, and love. With this four-day reading plan from Lenya Heitzig, develop your reliance on God and discover that He is the only help you need in seasons of hardship.

Memorize and meditate on Psalm 130 for 4 days through songs and daily devotions. Plan includes 4 songs written straight from Psalm 130 by Aaron Strumpel, Hannah Glavor, and Joel Limpic. Each song is accompanied by a daily devotion to help you meditate on the content and themes of the Psalm.

The reading plan ‘Create in Me a Clean Heart’ invites readers to explore Psalms in a specific way. Based on Psalm 51, six themes emerge during the 40 days of reading. 40 different authors contemplate how to glorify the greatness of God, recognize human frailty, yearn for a pure clean heart, experience the joy of salvation, be immersed in the wisdom of God, and offer God a sacrifice of thanksgiving.

Psalm 127:4 says, “Like arrows in the hand of a warrior are the children of one’s youth.” When carefully aimed, arrows fly straight and true. If launched haphazardly, they’ll likely miss their mark.  During this 8-day plan, you will examine ways to aim your children towards God and launch them well. Each day includes a Scripture, devotional reading, and prayer.

There is no place like home. Many songs and movies have been inspired by a longing to go home. Even the great King David just wanted to be home in the Father’s house (Psalm 27:4). But why? What would make life better there? In this plan, we will explore how to live in our Father's house each day while we are still on earth.

Project 51 is a plan to read and meditate on the New Testament and Psalms in 51 weeks. Each weekday one chapter from the New Testament will be read, meditated on, and put into action. The Psalms will be read on the weekends in preparation for worship.

We are going to find what it means to live for Jesus in a distracted world. This world is running at a hundred miles per hour, and we have more information in our hands than we can handle. Is that the nature of this modern world? How do we slow down in such a fast-paced environment? Psalm 27:4 has the answer – ONE THING, with Ps Andrew Cartledge.

A 4 month plan for reading through the whole Bible. The OT order is a combination of chronology and genre. The Story (Genesis – 2 Kings), The Prophets (Hosea – Zephaniah, Isaiah, Jeremiah-Ezekiel, Daniel), Wisdom (Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Songs), Post-Exile perspectives (Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi). The NT order is by authorship - Luke-Paul, Matthew-Hebrews-James, Mark-Peter, John (accompanied by a Psalm a day)

Psalms are songs, poems and writings to God, they make you think and they often lead you into a place of worship, awe and the presence of God. Take the next 4 days to let 4 different Psalms expand your mind and deepen your relationship and passion for God.

This four-week study gives an overview of four types of Psalms. (Thanksgiving, Lament, Praise, and Wisdom) Each week you will explore how to draw closer to God while learning to express your praise and faith through reading and praying through the book of Psalms.

'Tis the season for "New Year, New Me" resolutions. It's only natural to take advantage of a fresh start! We designed our workout plan to strengthen your inner spirit-man and equip you with the tools for endurance during life's seasons. Scripture says in Psalms 51:10, "Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me." Let's get ready to work out for a steadfast spirit.

Project of Love is: the Bible in song. This plan contains four modern, fresh songs from the book of Psalms with music videos. All words are 100% scripture put to song! One chapter, one song every day. Project of Love has the mission to put all books of the Bible to song. The Psalms were always meant to be sung - Words of Life, sung to life!

Includes readings from four sections of the Bible each day: the Psalms and Wisdom Literature, Pentateuch and History of Israel, Chronicles and Prophets, and Gospels and Epistles.

This plan is based on the M’Cheyne reading system, featuring four different readings for use in both family and personal devotions. Each day has two passages from the Old Testament, one from the New Testament, and one from either the Psalms or the Gospels. In one year, you read the Old Testament once and the New Testament and Psalms twice.

Part four of a 12-part series, this plan leads communities through the whole Bible together in 365 days. Invite others to join in every time you start a new part each month. This series works well with audio Bibles—listen in less than 20 minutes per day! Each section includes Old and New Testament chapters, with Psalms scattered throughout. Part four features the books of Matthew and Job.

The Kingdom Discipleship Bible Reading Plan is a "1 - 2 - 3 - 4" One Year Bible Reading Plan. You will go through the Old Testament once, the Psalms twice, the Proverbs three times and the New Testament four times. This is an advanced reading plan for those who desire material discipline in their bible reading. By the grace and mercy of Jesus Christ, may it serve you well. -Kingdom Discipleship

This four day Bible Reading Plan is taken from Psalm 65, with particular reference to verse 11. It speaks about the promise of God’s favour for 2018. As you follow it, may you be inspired to trust Him for powerful blessings in the months ahead.

In the Great Shepherd, I am made complete; in the Great Shepherd, I am at peace; in the Great Shepherd, I am restored and made righteous; in the Great Shepherd, I am not alone. These theme statements of the first four verses of this wonderful psalm express what the Shepherd has done for David. In the fifth verse, David continues his praise for the Great Shepherd's care.

Burned out? Discouraged? Defeated? Most goals, plans, and even New Year’s resolutions focus on doing, working, achieving, and producing. But what if you need a different goal? Welcome to the Rest Well Resolution. Explore the Psalms through this 4-day devotional plan and actively receive God’s invitation to rest. Even in seasons that require hard work, you can still rest well.

Following aspects of the traditional Jewish order in the Old Testament, this plan offers a sustainable reading pace, allowing you to experience first the Old Testament and then the New Testament in one year. Each day, you’ll explore an average of four chapters, and you’ll close your time in prayer by reading a Psalm.

The 4+1 plan is designed so that you will read in 4 different places in Scripture each day ( YouVersion will often list the chapters separately; so "John 2-3" would be presented as "John 2" and "John 3 ") + a reading from Psalms. In using this plan you will read through the entire Bible in a year and through the Psalms twice. The advantage of this type of plan is that you will be exposed to various parts of the Old and New Testaments simultaneously, which will keep your reading very fresh and remind you of “the whole counsel of God”! The plan is “semi-chronological” at points, the prophets of the Old Testament and the letters of the New Testament placed in rough chronological order. I pray you will enjoy your time in the Word this year!