Posts tagged In-Depth Study
F-260 Entire Bible
 

Who is this plan designed for? 

D-groups, First Time Bible Readers, and Families with Children (Kids and Teens).

Though this plan doesn’t cover every chapter of every book of the Bible, it does walk readers through all 66 books highlighting the foundational passages of Scripture that every disciple should know. We recommend this to families and groups because this plan has workbooks, that provide age-specific readings, devotions, and exercises for adults, teens, and kids.

This plan is also for the person who has never made their way through the entire Bible or families with children in our church who desire to have a unified family reading plan.

How does it work?

The plan expects you to read 1 or 2 chapters a day for 5 days each week, with an allowance for weekends off. The 2 off-days a week are built in so you may catch up on days where you’re unable to read In order to digest more of the Word.

Duration: One year | App: Accessible on YouVersion & OliveTree. Download the app.


As you read through the Bible with the F260 plan, there are several companion journals with additional insights for kids, teens, and adults. These “Foundations” journals are available to purchase online via the links above.

 
LifePoint ChurchFirst Time Bible Readers, 6 months to a year, In-Depth Study, Group Reading, Family Reading, Individual Reading, Entire Bible
F-260 Old Testament
 

Start the Old Testament Reading Plan

Adult Version Journal

Teen Version Journal

Teen Girls Version Journal

Read this plan on YouVersion.

Who is this plan designed for? 

D-groups, First Time Bible Readers, and Families with Children (Kids and Teens).

The OT260 Reading Plan guides you through the Old Testament one chapter a day for five days a week. This resource includes H.E.A.R. journaling exercises to guide you through Highlighting, Explaining, Applying, and Responding to passages, allowing for practical application throughout the year-long plan.

Duration: One year

As you read through the Bible with the F260 plan, there are several companion journals with additional insights for kids, teens, and adults. These “Foundations” journals are available to purchase online via the links above.

 
LifePoint ChurchFirst Time Bible Readers, 6 months to a year, In-Depth Study, Group Reading, Family Reading, Individual Reading, Old Testament
F-260 New Testament
 

Who is this plan designed for? 

D-groups, First Time Bible Readers, and Families with Children (Kids and Teens).

The NT260 Reading Plan guides your whole family through the New Testament one chapter a day for five days a week. The NT260 Series has three workbooks that provide age-specific readings, devotions, and exercises for adults, teens, and kids. All of the resources have H.E.A.R. journaling exercises, to guide your family through Highlighting, Explaining, Applying, and Responding to passages, allowing for practical application throughout the year-long plan.

How does it work?

The plan expects you to read 1 or 2 chapters a day for 5 days each week, with an allowance for weekends off. The 2 off-days a week are built in so you may catch up on days where you’re unable to read In order to digest more of the Word.

Duration: One year | App: Accessible on YouVersion & OliveTree. Download the app.


As you read through the Bible with the F260 plan, there are several companion journals with additional insights for kids, teens, and adults. These “Foundations” journals are available to purchase online via the links above.

 
LifePoint ChurchFirst Time Bible Readers, 6 months to a year, In-Depth Study, New Testament, Group Reading, Family Reading, Individual Reading
Meditation Bible Reading Plan
 

1-Year, 5-Day In-Depth Study of Matthew

God’s Word invites us not only to read, but to meditate on God’s words (Deut 6:4-9; Psalm 1:2; Psalm 119:15).  To do so means to slow down, savor, wring out, and soak up every single passage of God’s Word.

Who is this plan designed for? 

This plan is for the person who wants to slowly engage and meditate on God’s words in the Gospel of Matthew and the numerous Old Testament references proving that Christ is the long-awaited Messiah.

How does it work?

The plan expects believers to read a few verses a day for 5 days each week, with an allowance for deep dives. The 2 off-days a week are built in so you may digest more of the Word. The plan also allows for pausing during Holy Week and Advent.

Begin the In Depth Study of Matthew Reading Plan on YouVersion

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LifePoint ChurchFirst Time Bible Readers, 6 months to a year, In-Depth Study, New Testament, Group Reading, Family Reading, Individual Reading
2-Year Chronological Bible Reading Plan
 

Have you ever heard a Bible story and felt like you were missing something? Have you tried to make Bible reading a priority in your life but repeatedly fallen short of your goals? You are not alone.

Reading the Bible is oxygen for our souls, and although we know this to be true, we often fail to regularly be in God’s Word despite our best intentions. Like most areas of life, we plan to fail when we fail to plan, so we invite you to embark on a two-year journey through God’s redemptive story that will transform your heart and mind.

This Bible Reading Plan is:

  • Cover to Cover – Complete the Old and New Testaments once and Psalms and Proverbs twice

  • Chronological – Read through the Bible in the order the events occurred

  • Achievable – Two to three chapters per day, five days a week

  • 2-Years – Allows for catch-up days so you do not get behind and give up

  • Life-Changing – Nothing will accelerate your spiritual growth like the daily practice of being in God’s Word

To get the most out of your Bible study, we recommend you:

  • Select a regular time and place to read that is free of distractions • Pray and ask God to speak to you through your reading

  • Mark or highlight meaningful phrases or verses

  • Write down in a journal what God reveals to you as you read

 
LifePoint ChurchOver One Year, In-Depth Study, Entire Bible, Chronological, Group Reading, Individual Reading
Professor Grant Horner’s Bible Reading System
 

Reading ten chapters a day, in the course of a year you’ll read the Gospels four times, the Pentateuch twice, Paul’s letters four to five times, the Old Testament wisdom literature six times, the Psalms at least twice, Proverbs and Acts a dozen times, and the OT History and Prophetic books about one and a half times.

Duration: Ongoing
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LifePoint ChurchFlexible, In-Depth Study, Entire Bible, Individual Reading