Read the whole Bible in 2027.
About 15 minutes a day. Choose your plan and start date, then print the checklist or put every day's reading straight into your phone's calendar.
Wayfold: Understand the Bible
Want to understand what you read? Wayfold walks you through each chapter with questions and shows the exact verse behind every answer. Start free with Ruth and Jonah.
How to actually finish a Bible reading plan
Attach it to something you already do: coffee, the commute, lunch. Read before you check your phone, or the day fills up. Expect hard stretches: Leviticus, Numbers and the genealogies in Chronicles stop most people in February and March. Keep going; the story picks back up. Read with someone. Share the link with a friend or small group and compare notes once a week.
Questions
How long does it take to read the Bible in a year?
The Bible has 1,189 chapters, so a one-year plan is about 3 to 4 chapters a day, roughly 12 to 15 minutes for most readers. The two-year option halves that.
Which plan should I choose?
Straight through reads Genesis to Revelation in order, so you follow the whole story. Two readings a day pairs Old Testament chapters with a New Testament reading (then the Psalms later in the year), so you never go weeks without the Gospels. Many first-timers prefer it.
What if I fall behind?
Don't start over and don't try to catch up in one sitting. Pick up today's reading and add one extra chapter a day until you're back on track, or simply shift your end date. The plan is a guide, not a test.
How does the calendar option work?
Press Add every day to my calendar. You download one calendar file with a separate event for each day, showing that day's exact chapters at the time you chose. Open it on your phone and it adds them all to Apple or Google Calendar.
Can my church or small group use this?
Yes. Print copies, share the link, or use the embed code at the bottom of the page to put the plan on your church website.
Is it free?
Completely. No sign-up, no email. Your ticks are saved in this browser only.