Free PDF: Chronological Bible Reading Plan

Chronological Bible Reading Plan

As Paul explained to Timothy, the Scriptures have been given to us by God and they equip us to do those works that are pleasing to Him (2 Timothy 3:16-17). Therefore, it is essential that we know what has been revealed in the word of God so that we can carry out His will. One of the ways we gain knowledge of God’s word is through reading. When we “read [we] can understand  (Ephesians 3:4). Therefore, we are to “give attention to…reading” (1 Timothy 4:13).

When it comes to reading the Bible, it is vital that we make it a habit. In order to help establish this as a regular practice, many people follow some Bible reading plan. Our chronological Bible reading plan is broken up into four quarters (13 weeks each) and goes through the Bible chronologically. There are a couple of advantages to this plan:Continue Reading

Monthly News Roundup (10.26.23)

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Plain Bible Teaching Podcast

This episode is our monthly news roundup for October. In this episode, we’re talking about a march in Dallas of former homosexuals, the number of Americans who want to read their Bible more, and the New York Times issuing an apology for reporting false information about a hospital bombing in Gaza.Continue Reading

Monthly News Roundup (08.25.22)

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This is the last episode for the month of August – time for our monthly news roundup. In this episode, we’ll be talking about the number of women who have lost access to abortion, idolizing pets, and reading on paper vs. reading on screens.Continue Reading

Reading the Bible Provides Hope (07.21.22)

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This week we’re going to be talking about hope. In particular, we are going to see how reading the Bible leads to people having more hope. There’s a good reason for this, and it also explains why those who reject or ignore the Bible tend to be less hopeful for the future.Continue Reading

Monthly News Roundup (07.29.21)

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This is the last episode for the month of July – time for our monthly news roundup. In this episode, we’ll be talking about assisted suicide, children reading the Bible, and Chinese authorities shutting down a virtual church service.Continue Reading

Monthly News Roundup (06.24.21)

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This is the last episode for the month of June – time for our monthly news roundup. In this episode, we’ll be talking about the number of Americans who are reading the Bible, the Department of Education and transgender students, and the effects of the pandemic on our emotional well-being.Continue Reading

Remembering Jesus’ Words

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On the first day of the week following Jesus’ crucifixion, a group of women came to the tomb and discovered it to be empty (Luke 23:55-24:3). Instead of finding the body of Jesus, they saw two angels who explained why Jesus was not there:

Why do you seek the living One among the dead? He is not here, but He has risen. Remember how He spoke to you while He was still in Galilee, saying that the Son of Man must be delivered into the hands of sinful men, and be crucified, and the third day rise again” (Luke 24:5-7).

At this point, Luke indicated that they “remembered His words” (Luke 24:8). After that, they went and told others (Luke 24:9). In other words, remembering what Jesus had said led them to action.

In this article, we are going to discuss why we are to remember Jesus’ words, how to do this, and what we should do with His words once we get to the point of remembering them.Continue Reading