30 Day Bible Reading Plan
Highlight - Underline or circle the verses or words that stand out or seem important.
Question - Write question marks by the parts of the verses that are hard to understand or seem confusing.
Reflect - On a piece of paper or in the margins of your Bible, write out your thoughts on the verses. What did you learn about God? How can you apply this passage to your life? What is your prayer to God for today?
How to Read Your Bible:
Read Further - The Bible is interconnected and you won’t be able to find your answer by just reading one verse. You might need to read the whole chapter, the whole book, or even more.
Ask Someone - The Bible was always meant to be read with others. Get in a small group and ask others about your questions.
Find a Study Bible - A study Bible will have notes and devotional material that will go in depth about context, background, and details about the text.
How to Answer Your Questions:
Luke 1-2 - Birth of Jesus
John 1:1-18 - God became human
Luke 4:14-44 - Jesus starts teaching
Matthew 5-6 - Jesus’ famous message
John 3 - God’s love
John 5 - Jesus heals
John 11 - Jesus’ power over death
John 15 - Life in Jesus
John 17 - Jesus’ prayer
Matthew 26-27 - Death of Jesus
John 20 - Jesus is alive
Luke 24 - The witnesses
Acts 2 - The Holy Spirit
Acts 9 - Saul’s changed life
Acts 16 - Paul goes to jail
Acts 26 - Paul’s defense
Romans 3 - Righteousness
Romans 7-8 - Sin and the Spirit
1 Corinthians 13 - Love
1 Corinthians 15 - Power of Jesus’ life
Galatians 5 - Freedom in Jesus
Ephesians 4:1-16 - Unity in Jesus
Ephesians 6 - God’s fight
Philippians 1:18-2:18 - Jesus’ example
Colossians 3:1-17 - Our new life
Hebrews 4:14-5:10 - Jesus, the Great High Priest
James 1 - Religion
1 Peter 1:13-25 - Be holy
1 John 4:7-21 - God is love
Revelation 21:3-7 - The new Heaven and Earth