A beginner bible reading plan should be sized to your worst morning, not your best – plus the warning label the man who invented the one-year plan attached to it.
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Best Bible for Beginners: The Real Choice Nobody Names
The best Bible for beginners isn’t really a translation question. Here’s the second choice nobody names — the one that decides whether it gets read at all.
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30 Days With Jesus Bible Reading Plan: Read the Life, Not the Chapters
A 30 days with Jesus Bible reading plan built around the life of Jesus instead of the chapter count – 30 mornings through Mark and John, in under 10 minutes.
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Walking With Jesus Devotional: The Road Was the Quiet Time
A walking with Jesus devotional you can actually keep — because in Mark’s Gospel the most important conversations happened on the road, not in a chair.
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Walking With Jesus Bible Study: Seven Miles With a Stranger
A walking with Jesus Bible study taken from the road to Emmaus — the five-step pattern Jesus used, and why their hearts burned before they knew who He was.
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Book for New Christian: The First One Was Read Out Loud
How to choose a book for a new Christian — and why the first ones ever written were short enough to finish in one sitting and read out loud to a whole room.
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New Believer Devotional: The First One Was an Afternoon
A new believer devotional you can actually keep. The word never appears in the King James Bible once — and what Jesus offered the first two men who followed Him took an afternoon, not a page.
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Best Books for New Christian Readers: What to Read First
The best books for new Christian readers, in the order that actually helps — and why the book everyone hands you was never written for beginners at all.
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New Believer Bible Reading Plan: The One Rule Every Plan Forgets
A new believer bible reading plan built for real mornings: exactly what to read for four weeks, in what order, and the one rule that keeps a missed day from ending the whole thing.
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Bible Study Plan for New Believers: The Three Questions That Do the Work
Most Bible study plans for new believers are just reading plans in disguise. Here are the three questions that turn ten minutes of reading into real understanding.