- Robert Murray M'Cheyne's Daily Bible Reading Calendar (this .pdf file would be great for distribution among church members; it is one page that easily folds in two and would fit inside the Bible)
- D. A. Carson's two volumes of For the Love of God go through the Bible using M'Cheyne's calendar and add Carson's devotional (usually on one of the passages read) - Volume 1 - Volume 2. A free email version is also available: visit http://www.christwaymedia.com/sampledevotional.htm to sign up for a free daily email.
- Bible Reading Record and Bible Reading Plan from Don Whitney
- Read and Meditate and Methods of Meditation on Scripture from Don Whitney (MS Word .doc) (.pdf)
- Memorizing Extended Passages of Scripture by Andy Davis
If you want to get on a fast track, check out the plan at Said at Southern to read through the Bible in a month.
3 comments:
I've used M'Cheyne's calendar for years. In addition to getting a well-rounded exposure to the Word of God, I've always been impressed with the unity of Scripture. Many times at the end of a day's reading I've noted how those chapters from different sections of the Bible complemented and reinforced each other. Like the young G. Campbell Morgan, I've been reassured and comforted by the Bible's own intrinsic authority. Like Morgan, I can say, "That Bible found me."
Excellent post. Excellent resources. I have the first volume of "For the Love of God" and I have ordered the second. I will be signing up for the e-mail devotional. I am taking the Said at Southern Bible Reading Challenge, this will be my first day. I have not looked at the scripture memorization resource, but scripture memorization is an area where I need to take immediate action. Thanks for posting the resources.
I found the resource on Bible memorization very helpful. I'm going to be memorizing Ephesians this year, Lord willing I'll have the whole book memorized before April.
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