Reading Plans to keep your Spiritual Fervor

What better way to keep your spiritual fervor than having a steady diet of God's word! With that diet, you will have the energy and fervor to get through all that each day has in store.

Below are reading plans I use.  
 I will be using the academic calendar this time around.  Starting Sep 1st, we will be finished at the end of May! It's only one chapter a day!! 

  I recommend you print out the plan (It's 4 pages).  Make sure you only print on the first four and not all the other plans!
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 Keep it in your Bible and check off the days as you go.  
Personally, I find it very satisfying to see the checks fill the page! 😉


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Past plans used

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90 Day NT Reading Plan




Comments

Jasmine Hadley said…
its printing now! I have not read the Bible in this order and I am very excited!
September 28, 2017 at 12:48 PM
Walking with The Way said…
I'm looking forward to it as well!!!
September 28, 2017 at 2:41 PM
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