2013 is about to be gone and enters in 2014. Many people will be making some New Year's resolution that will probably fail by the end of February. Okay, maybe in two weeks. It is also time where some Christians will be picking a Bible reading plan. Now, if you do not use a Bible reading plan, do not feel spiritually inferior because others do. Bible Reading plans are tools to help Christians in their discipline of reading the Bible.
So, if you are looking for a Bible reading plan, here are a few places to go:
Justin Taylor has a list of different Bible reading plans
Ligonier Ministries has their own list of Bible reading plans
Tim Chester recommends one plan that the takes you through the Bible in three years. What makes this plan different is it will give you what read for the entire week which is flexible so if something happens where you could not read the Bible for whatever reason, you have a chance to catch up. What I like about is you can read the Bible at your own pace so the Spirit can speak to you through God's Word.
Denny Burk has created his own unique Bible reading plan
Recommended Reading:
Here is a post I wrote in 2012 on When You Should Stop Your Bible Reading Plan.
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