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Follow Our 2026 Bible Reading PlanEnjoy and Experience God's Word Daily

Follow our Bible reading plan or design your own! Through daily pursuit, let your mind be renewed, grow in His life, for the building up of the body of Christ.

Today's Reading

Old Testament

Job 12:1~14:22

Job 12:1 Then Job answered and said,

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New Testament

Acts 25:1~27

Acts 25:1 Festus therefore, having come into the province, after three days went up to Jerusalem from Caesarea.

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Today's Verse

Acts 25:11
If therefore I am doing wrong and have committed anything worthy of death, I do not refuse to die; but if there is nothing to the things which these accuse me of, no one can hand me over to them. I 1appeal to 2Caesar.

Important Footnote

Acts 25:11 footnote 1

For his defense Paul wanted to appeal to Caesar (seenote Acts 22:12bandnote Acts 26:322). This would allow him to fulfill his desire to see Rome for the furtherance of the Lord's testimony (Acts 19:21) and was according to the Lord's indication to him (Acts 23:11). Without this appeal he would have been killed by the Jews who plotted against him (cf.Acts 23:12-15;25:1-3,9) and would not have been able to write his last eight Epistles. Before his appeal to Rome, he had written only six Epistles: 1 and 2 Thessalonians, Galatians, Romans, and 1 and 2 Corinthians. During his first imprisonment in Rome he wrote Colossians, Ephesians, Philippians, and Philemon. After that imprisonment he wrote 1 Timothy, Titus, and Hebrews. Then, during his second imprisonment he wrote 2 Timothy. Without these last eight Epistles, what a lack the divine revelation would have and what a loss the church would have suffered! His appeal did render great profit and benefit to the Lord's interest.

Key Features

Diverse Bible Reading Plans

Offers various plans such as reading the Bible in a year, topic-based plans, and quick reading options

Custom Bible Reading Plan Generator

Generate your own plan based on start date, reading volume, and chapters

Export Bible Reading Plans

Supports exporting to PDF and Excel for easy printing and sharing

Additional Bible Information

Includes key Bible verses, book introductions, and subjects

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Bible reading and our platform

What is DayByWord?
DayByWord is a professional Bible reading plan platform designed to help you establish daily Bible reading habits. We offer a variety of built-in reading plans, custom plan creation features, and rich Bible study resources, including 1000 important verses, book introductions, and verse flashcards.
What built-in reading plans does the platform offer?
We offer various built-in reading plans, including: Read the Bible in One Year (365 days), New Testament in 40 Days, Four Gospels in 50 Days, Paul's Epistles in 30 Days, Four Core Epistles in 20 Days (Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians), and Old Testament in 90 Days. You can choose a plan that suits your schedule and needs. You can also create custom reading plans to meet your personal requirements.
How do I create a custom reading plan?
You can generate a personalized reading plan through the 'Create New Plan' feature on the 'Reading Plans' page. You can choose the plan type (default one-year plan, plan with custom start date, or fully custom plan), set the start date, starting book, ending book, and daily chapters to read. The system will automatically generate a complete reading plan for you.
How do I view today's reading content?
In the 'Today's Reading' section on the homepage, you can view the Old Testament and New Testament reading content for the day. The platform will automatically display the corresponding verses based on your selected reading plan. You can also click 'Read More' to view the complete reading content, or check the entire month's reading schedule through the 'Reading Calendar'.
What Bible version does the platform use?
We use the Recovery Version Bible. The Recovery Version Bible is translated from the original texts, characterized by faithfulness to the original, emphasis on spiritual revelation and life experience, and includes extensive footnotes, cross-references, and outlines, aiming to help believers gain a deeper understanding of God's word. For more information about the Recovery Version Bible, please refer to: https://www.recoveryversion.bible/intro.html.
How do I track my reading progress?
The 'Reading Calendar' on the homepage clearly displays your reading history and upcoming schedule in a monthly view. Each day's reading content is marked on the calendar, with today's date highlighted. You can easily view read and unread content through the calendar, keeping track of your reading progress at any time.
Can I export my reading plan?
Yes! On the plan details page, you can export your reading plan. We support two formats: Excel format (convenient for viewing and editing in spreadsheets) and PDF format (suitable for printing and sharing). The exported file contains the complete reading plan, including dates, Old Testament content, New Testament content, and other information.
What study resources does the platform provide?
We provide rich Bible study resources: 1) 1000 important verses, categorized by themes (truth, life, life practice, service, high peak of divine revelation, etc.); 2) Book introductions and themes, including author, time and place of writing, and subject; 3) Verse flashcards, helping you learn and memorize important verses through interactive methods.
What if I miss a day of reading?
Don't worry! You can easily access the reading content from any previous day through the reading calendar. The platform is designed to be flexible, allowing you to read at your own pace. You can catch up on missed content at any time, or read ahead for future content - it's completely up to you.
What languages does the platform support?
Currently, we support three languages: English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. You can switch languages at any time through the language switcher in the top right corner of the page. All content, including reading plans, resources, and interface text, will automatically switch according to your selected language.
Is the platform free?
DayByWord is a free platform. All features, including reading plans, study resources, and export functions, are available at no cost. Our goal is to help more people establish daily Bible reading habits and enjoy God's word.
Can I use it on mobile devices?
Absolutely! DayByWord uses responsive design, perfectly adapting to various devices including phones, tablets, and computers. No matter what device you use, you'll get a smooth reading experience. The mobile version is specifically optimized for navigation menus and calendar display, allowing you to use the platform conveniently anytime, anywhere.