This plan is designed to help you faithfully read the whole counsel of God without losing heart in the longer and more demanding books of the Old Testament. As you work through substantial sections such as Leviticus or Isaiah, the plan intentionally moves you into a New Testament book at the midpoint, then returns you to complete the Old Testament book you began. This rhythm keeps your soul anchored in the gospel while you engage the rich theology and unfolding story of redemption found in the Old Testament.
The four Gospels and the book of Proverbs are also thoughtfully woven throughout both years, providing regular encounters with the life of Christ and the wisdom of God as you journey through Scripture.
How the Plan Works
As you progress through longer Old Testament books, the plan periodically inserts a complete New Testament book at a strategic midpoint. After completing that New Testament reading, you return to finish the Old Testament book.
This pattern provides:
Sustained engagement through more demanding sections of Scripture
A steady rhythm of gospel clarity alongside the Law, the Prophets, and wisdom literature
A balanced view of the grand narrative of redemption—from creation, to Christ, to consummation
The Gospels and Proverbs are likewise spread throughout both years, giving recurring exposure to Jesus’ ministry and the practical wisdom of God.
What You Can Expect
Roughly 50 verses per day (a 10–12 minute reading), seven days a week
A consistent blend of narrative, prophecy, wisdom, and New Testament teaching
A deepened grasp of Scripture’s unity—how the promises, patterns, and people of the Old Testament find their fulfillment in the person and work of Jesus Christ