Bible Reading Plan Series: The Bible Recap- Read the Bible Chronologically in a Year!




It’s called The Bible Recap by Tara Leigh Cobble. This is a one year chronological Bible reading plan, and it pairs with a daily podcast and/or devotional to help you better understand what you’re reading.

This plan consists of 3-5 chapters of reading per day that goes through the entire Bible in chronological order over the course of one year. The companion podcast (The Bible Recap) consists of a 5-8 minute episode where Tara Leigh Cobble explains the day’s readings, highlights key themes, and points to God’s character in the text with what she calls her “God Shot”.

This plan is especially great for people new to reading the Bible and people who are short on time.

Here are free resources for this plan:

The Bible Recap Website

Plan on the YouVersion App

The Bible Recap PDF Checklist

Podcast (YouTube)

Podcast (Apple Podcasts)

Facebook Page


I pray this has been a blessing to you,

Haley

The Biblical Bookworm

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