Free printable plan + 5-day sample
Read the whole Bible in a year. Start with a free printable plan.
Made by a family of believers who read these plans every morning.
Get the full 365-day reading checklists for all three of our plans, free to print and keep. Read it in order, mix Old and New Testament every day, or alternate by week: pick the rhythm that fits how you actually read. We’ll also send the first five days of each guided journal, so you can see a real day with the Scripture, word study, and room to write. No credit card, no catch.
All three plans — read in order, daily OT + NT mix, or alternating weeks — work the same beautiful way. Every day holds:
- Audio for every chapterBerean Standard Bible narration on each page via QR — listen while you read or on the go.
- Word studies, made simpleA little Hebrew or Greek insight tied to the day’s reading — explained for everyday readers, no background needed.
- Real reflection spaceRuled note column, daily OIA study questions, and a prayer prompt.
- Read anywherePrint it, or read any plan on your phone — and save your answers — in your free DiviNav.com account.
My overall impression is it feels very loved and prayed over — with impressive attention to detail, from the writing to the formatting.
Questions, answered
How long does each day take?
Most readers spend about 15–20 quiet minutes — the day’s reading, a word study, a short reflection, and a prayer. Go faster or slower; it’s yours.
Which translation is it?
The Berean Standard Bible (BSB) — a faithful, readable, public-domain translation, so every word of every chapter is printed in full.
Do I need to know Hebrew or Greek?
Not at all. The word studies are written for everyday readers — a little original-language insight, explained plainly, tied to that day’s passage.
Is it really free?
Yes. The full-year reading checklists for all three plans are yours to print and keep, and so are the first five days of each guided journal. No credit card. If you love the guided days, the full 365-day journals are available, but everything we send you is yours either way.
Do I have to start on January 1st?
No. The days are numbered, not dated, so day one is whatever day you begin. Start this week, in February, or on your birthday.
What’s the difference between the checklist and the journal?
The checklist is the reading schedule: every day’s chapters with a box to tick. The journal is the guided version of the same plan, with the full Bible text printed on the page, background, a word study, questions, and space to write. Many readers start with the checklist and their own Bible.