Welcome to the Free Printables Household Binder series! You can find the rest of the household binder free printables here.
Have you ever tried to read the Bible in a year and just fail miserably? You have great intentions and you start out well, but then LIFE happens, you fall behind, and before you know it, you’re too overwhelmed to try to catch up?
This Bible Study Reading Plan is different!
It doesn’t go by months or have any dates or anything like that in it. So, if you fall behind it’s okay.
To be honest, it doesn’t really matter if you read the Bible in a year or 5 years, the point is that YOU READ IT. Because when you’re overwhelmed, you’re not reading it, right?! You give up.
This is the system that I personally use and really love it!
I’ve been saved seven years now and this is my third pass through of reading the entire Bible. I’ve not read the entire Bible every year, but I AM reading it. I’m consistent and whenever I read a large passage or short book of the Bible, I make sure to check mark the appropriate box. I keep the Bible Reading Plan in my Bible, so it’s easily accessible and I see it often.
It’s a lot more laid-back, less stressed way of getting the Word into your heart and soul. And best of all, it’s completely FREE! I hope you like it and I hope this Bible Reading Plan works well for you.
Bible Reading Plan
Download your Bible Reading Plan pages here and here.
These printables are for personal use only. You may not alter them or redistribute them for monetary gain without written consent from the author, Sarah Titus.
Katie Dettra says
July 1 at 3:11 pmThank you Sarah! So often when I try a Bible reading plan I fall behind and then get frustrated. This is just what I need!!!
Sarah Titus says
July 2 at 4:44 amAbsolutely Katie. This will definitely help. 🙂 It takes all the frustration out. 🙂
Angie says
January 14 at 1:34 amI love this reading plan. Where can I find it with the dates added. I enjoy reading through in a year. Thanks for sharing.
Sarah Titus says
January 14 at 2:08 pmThat’s great you like to read the Bible in a year Angie. 🙂 This particular sheet doesn’t have dates for those that dates overwhelms them. I would Google it. There are a lot of sheets with dates out there. 🙂
Ibukun says
January 28 at 12:46 pmThank you!
Sarah Titus says
January 29 at 2:04 amAbsolutely. 🙂
kendell says
September 25 at 9:38 pmThanks once again, much appreciated.
Sarah Titus says
September 27 at 4:02 pmAbsolutely Kendell. 🙂
Sharon says
January 2 at 10:27 amThank you, Sarah!
I am a long time Christian who deeply loves the Lord but to often neglects reading His Word. This is so helpful.
I firmly believe that one of the key reasons for your success was listening to God’s plan for your life and sharing God through your blog!
Sarah Titus says
January 3 at 11:59 amSo glad to help Sharon, and yes, it is the NUMBER ONE reason. <3
Mandy says
February 17 at 8:48 pmThank you for this straight forward reading plan. It is what I need because dates and time limits throw me off and make feel over whelmed and when I fail to keep up makes me feel even worse. This lets me go at my own pace. I love what you’re doing and I would love to repeat sort of what you do because you follow God and listen to His direction. I want that relationship too…..to be able to listen to His answers for me and I think the best way to get there is through His Word. Please keep up what you’re doing!!
Sarah Titus says
February 19 at 8:26 amMandy, thank you for your kind and encouraging words. I agree about the Bible reading plans. It’s one of the reasons I use this one. I hope you enjoy it! <3
Toni says
June 25 at 2:13 pmThank you so much. I’ve been looking for what seems like an hour. This is an answer to prayer.
Sarah Titus says
June 25 at 4:46 pmAbsolutely Toni. <3
Mona K-D says
January 1 at 5:01 pmThank you for this, Sarah. I was just telling a friend — yesterday, in fact! — that I intend to start reading the Bible. I have — as many have — skimmed it, and actually READ some parts, but I’ve never read the entire book. This year, I intend to. Thank you for this helpful and timely guide! I am calling forth many blessings and much love for all of us on this planet for 2019. We need it. I believe 2018 was the wake-up call for “Change.”
Sarah Titus says
January 4 at 8:27 pmGlad to help. <3 Yes, absolutely, I'm rootin' for ya! 🙂
JoAnna Livermore says
January 25 at 7:29 pmLove it! It’s a great way to start my day with a cup of coffee.
Rachel Knight says
April 24 at 9:31 amThank you for everything you post. All have been so helpful to me (and what hasn’t yet, I can only assume will be when I need them).
Every time I’m able to check my email and see a new one from you, I get excited. I know this isn’t the He best place to put this, but don’t really know where else to. I can relate to so much of your story. Unfortunately, I’m at the point you were before getting back on your feet (due to very unforeseen circumstances).
My mom got sick very fast in January. (She is doing much better now, but will not be able to return home.) I’ve Lived in that house for a majority of the past 22 years other than 3 years I lived in FL…since I was 12. In less than 2 months, not only was I dealing with basically the “loss” of my mom as I knew her, so to speak, but home. Im on disability and even without paying rent I was just making it as it was.
It has only been a week and a half, but I was living in my car until I had a place to stay over the weekend, now a friend I haven’t even talked to in a couple years has opened her home to me for at least 2-4 weeks.
Now that I’ve gone on way too long, this specific printable is one I’m so excited for. (Of course, my bibles are in the 8’ stack of unlabeled boxes in storage I can’t get to – along with my clothes, and everything else I own.) I can always download the app as a backup. I love how there is no date, because I’m fairly new to this. Since mom got sick, one of her friends from high school has been helping me go from feeling as if I don’t even deserve to go to church or have a relationship with God…even pray (due to not growing up in a “religious” home and not going to church as a kid) – to now yearning for anything I can get my hands on just to prove to myself I am as worthy as anyone. Again, a lot of the books I had borrowed of my mom’s are somewhere in storage, which is why thing like this plan are so helpful.
I’m sorry to have gone on so long. If you have anymore resources I may not have seen (I’ll be honest, I haven’t really looked at your shop because I have no money to spend until Mid-May), but websites, anything, I’d love any suggestions.
Thanks again for all you do, and for sending your story occasionally as a reminder that my situation doesn’t have to be not forever.
Sarah Titus says
April 24 at 1:50 pmThank you for sharing. <3 Yeah, that doesn't sound like a fun situation. I would definitely just keep reading the Bible and calling out to Jesus to help you. It sounds like you're on the right track and I'm praying for you right now as well! {{hugs}} Keep me updated with how things go. You can always email in as well if it's more private. There's a team there waiting to pray for you! <3