Guilt Free Bible Reading Plan

I woke up and thought, “I really just want a checklist of all the Bible books and chapters to keep track of what I’ve read. I don’t read on a calendar based. I found this and it is perfect!

I really like this app to keep track of what I’ve read but when I looked through the Old Testament list Job is MIA. I didn’t check if you’re still doing updates to the app but I’d give it 5 stars if it weren’t for that.

Being able to keep track of my reading progress and leave notes makes for a very good app. Works great for my application. It could use a dark mode, but I’m not complaining! Still very very good without it.

I love this app as I always know where I should start reading each day. It is very helpful to be able to pull up and see where I left off. It is a great way to read/study the Bible as I just take my time. Other plans can leave me feeling guilty if I don’t read the scheduled number of verses.

This is exactly what I wanted. I love that I can follow their plan if I don't know what I want to read, but it's easy to hop around if I have my own plan. Mostly, I am grateful that every time I open the app, I'm reminded that there is no guilt. I can approach the Word free of expectations.

I love this Bible reading plan for a number of reasons 1) it eliminates the built-in failure factor that most reading plans have - a slavery to the calendar. Things happen in life and I cannot always keep up with a plan based on the calendar. Then if I fall behind, I either speed read or just skip over the portion I missed. Either way, it promotes a very subtle guilt that I, a serious follower of Christ, cannot keep up with a reading plan I have committed to. 2) I love the way it breaks up the Psalms and Proverbs in the old testament, and does the same thing with the gospels in the new testament, so that I am neither bogged down reading 150 Psalms in a row, four gospels in a row, but they are broken up and sprinkled throughout my day-to-day reading. 3) I love that when God meets me in a particular verse, or if I feel a special urge to study a verse that has gotten my attention, that I have the flexibility to stop and engage, pray over and study that verse as long as I want before moving on. The access to the bibles within the app are limited and a bit quirky, but I read out of my own personal bible anyway. I think those bibles are there for access in a pinch of you don't have your personal bible ready. So I pretty much ignore them. To me, this is the perfect Bible reading plan!