Fellow travelers:

For those looking for a Bible reading plan, each week in 2026 I will post 2 chapters to read per day as a main reading plan, and for anyone who wants to read the whole Bible in 2026, I’ll post the extra chapters to read that week.  The main readings will include nearly all of the New Testament, plus Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, the Prophets, and a few other Old Testament books.

Reading 3 chapters a day on weekdays and 4 on weekends almost exactly covers the 1,189 chapters of the Bible, so the “extra” readings will be about 9 chapters per week.  These readings will cover the Pentateuch, the OT histories, a few other OT books, plus Jude and Revelation from the NT.

I hope this encourages others to read and study their Bible more, whatever parts they decide to read.  Follow along (or not) any way you choose!

This week we finish another book (Ecclesiastes), moving on to Mark, and in the Bible-in-a-year plan, we move on to Exodus.  I’m still way behind in Genesis as I wade through Warren Wiersbe’s 3-book commentary on it.

2 chapter a day plan:

Monday, February 9: Psalm 40, Ecclesiastes 12
Tuesday, February 10: Psalm 41, Mark 1
Wednesday, February 11: Psalm 42, Mark 2
Thursday, February 12: Psalm 43, Mark 3
Friday, February 13: Psalm 44, Mark 4
Saturday, February 14: Psalm 45, Mark 5
Sunday, February 15: Psalm 46, Mark 6

Extra chapters for those reading the whole Bible in 2026:
Exodus 1- 10

Fellow travelers:

For those looking for a Bible reading plan, each week in 2026 I will post 2 chapters to read per day as a main reading plan, and for anyone who wants to read the whole Bible in 2026, I’ll post the extra chapters to read that week.  The main readings will include nearly all of the New Testament, plus Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, the Prophets, and a few other Old Testament books.

Reading 3 chapters a day on weekdays and 4 on weekends almost exactly covers the 1,189 chapters of the Bible, so the “extra” readings will be about 9 chapters per week.  These readings will cover the Pentateuch, the OT histories, a few other OT books, plus Jude and Revelation from the NT.

I hope this encourages others to read and study their Bible more, whatever parts they decide to read.  Follow along (or not) any way you choose!

This week we finish another book (Genesis), moving on to Exodus next time.  Personally, I’m way behind on Genesis as I wade through Warren Wiersbe’s 3-book commentary on it.

2 chapter a day plan:

Monday, February 2: Psalm 33, Ecclesiastes 5
Tuesday, February 3: Psalm 34, Ecclesiastes 6
Wednesday, February 4: Psalm 35, Ecclesiastes 7
Thursday, February 5: Psalm 36, Ecclesiastes 8
Friday, February 6: Psalm 37, Ecclesiastes 9
Saturday, February 7: Psalm 38, Ecclesiastes 10
Sunday, February 8: Psalm 39, Ecclesiastes 11

Extra chapters for those reading the whole Bible in 2026:
Genesis 43 – 50