Study Plans

Pick a plan, read each chapter in your own Bible, then take its quiz here. Your progress is saved as you go, and group leaders can assign any plan to their group.

• The Gospel of John

  Read John's eyewitness account of Jesus in 21 chapters, from the Word made flesh through his signs, his teaching, the cross, and his appearances after rising from the dead.

  21 chapters

• The Gospel of Mark

  Move quickly through the shortest Gospel, following Jesus from his baptism and miracles in Galilee to his death in Jerusalem and the empty tomb.

  16 chapters

• The Birth of Jesus

  Four chapters from Matthew and Luke covering the promises, the announcements to Joseph and Mary, the birth in Bethlehem, and the visits of the shepherds and the magi.

  4 chapters

• The Sermon on the Mount

  Jesus' best-known teaching in three chapters: the Beatitudes, the heart of the Law, prayer and worry, and the call to build on his words.

  3 chapters

• The Final Week in Jerusalem

  Follow Mark's account of Jesus' last days, from the triumphal entry and his teaching in the temple to the Last Supper, the crucifixion, and the empty tomb.

  6 chapters

• The Resurrection

  Each Gospel's account of the empty tomb and the risen Jesus, followed by Paul's teaching on why the resurrection matters, in six chapters.

  6 chapters

• Acts and the Early Church

  Trace the spread of the gospel from Jerusalem to Rome, from Pentecost and the first believers through Paul's journeys, trials, and arrival as a prisoner.

  28 chapters

• Romans

  Work through Paul's fullest explanation of the gospel: sin and judgment, justification by faith, life in the Spirit, God's purposes for Israel, and life together in the church.

  16 chapters

• Paul's Prison Letters

  Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon, written while Paul was imprisoned, on the believer's blessings in Christ, his supremacy, joy in hardship, and reconciliation.

  15 chapters

• Letters to Pastors

  Paul's letters to Timothy and Titus on sound teaching, qualified leaders, godly living, and faithfulness to the gospel to the end.

  13 chapters

• Hebrews

  See how Jesus is greater than the angels, Moses, and the old priesthood, and why his once-for-all sacrifice calls believers to hold fast in faith.

  13 chapters

• James, Peter, John, and Jude

  The letters of James, Peter, John, and Jude, on faith that works, hope in suffering, warnings about false teachers, and assurance for those who believe.

  21 chapters

• Revelation

  Read John's vision from the letters to the seven churches through the throne room, the seals, trumpets, and bowls, to the new heaven and new earth.

  22 chapters

• In the Beginning

  Genesis 1-11: creation, the fall, Cain and Abel, the flood and God's covenant with Noah, and the tower of Babel.

  11 chapters

• The Life of Abraham

  Follow Abraham from God's call and promises through his covenant, the birth of Isaac, and the test on Mount Moriah, to the search for a bride for Isaac.

  14 chapters

• The Life of Joseph

  Joseph's story from his brothers' betrayal and slavery in Egypt to his rise to power, the family's reconciliation, and Jacob's final blessings.

  14 chapters

• Out of Egypt

  Exodus 1-20: Israel's slavery, the call of Moses, the plagues and the Passover, the crossing of the sea, and the giving of the Ten Commandments at Sinai.

  20 chapters

• Deuteronomy

  Moses' farewell sermons on the plains of Moab, retelling Israel's history, restating the Law, and calling a new generation to love the Lord and choose life.

  34 chapters