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There are thousands of Bible reading plans, but I want to share with you the 5 Bible reading plans I think you should use in 2023. While these 5 Bible reading plans may sound like too much, I will share with you what makes each one of them unique, and worth your time!

1. The Robert Murray M'Cheyne Bible Reading Plan
This plan is divided into personal and family reading, averaging 4-5 Bible chapters each day in various genres. In a year, you'll read the Old Testament once, and the New Testament and Psalms twice.

Download Robert Murray M'Cheyne's Bible Reading Plan Here:
https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf

2. The 2/1 Reading Plan
The name of the game here is simple: Read two chapters in the Old Testament and one chapter in the New Testament each day. You'll finish in roughly one year.

Check out Matthew Everhard's Bible Reading Plan Printout Here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B__wL9T6X1mXM1FtWERBYnBSOWtKei03bDRNbXlIYTZYMmpJ/view?resourcekey=0-vtYIb_f_oq3a-YKYdwkMdw

3. Read the Entire New Testament in One Month
The New Testament is made up of 26 books. This is the toughest of all the plans because it requires a lot of reading every day. However, it's a quick win for anyone who is willing to dive deep for one month, getting a rich overview of the entire New Testament.

4. Read the Psalms in One Month
A little easier than the entire New Testament, this plan simply requires reading 5 Psalms each day, finishing all 150 in 30 days

5. Read Proverbs in One Month
Here's the easiest plan. Read one chapter from the book of Proverbs each day, finishing all 31 in one month. You'll see structure and patterns in Proverbs that you would never have noticed before!

Remember, Bible reading plans are only a means to an end: meeting with God in His Word. Make these a joy and a means to your ultimate goal of growing as a child of God!
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