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
Hos 8:1~10:15
Hos 8:1 A trumpet to your lips! / Like an eagle he comes against the house of Jehovah, / Because they have trespassed My covenant / And have transgressed against My law.
New Testament
Rev 3:1~22
Rev 3:1 And to the messenger of the church in Sardis write: These things says He who has the seven Spirits of God and the seven stars: I know your works, that you have a name that you are living, and yet you are dead.
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Today's Verse
Rev 3:22He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the 1churches.
Important Footnote
The seven churches not only signify prophetically the progress of the church in seven ages, as we have seen, but also symbolize the seven kinds of churches in church history: the initial church, the suffering church, the worldly church, the apostate church, the reformed church, the recovered church, and the degraded recovered church. The initial church had its continuation in the suffering church; the suffering church became the worldly church; and the worldly church became the apostate church. Hence, the first four churches issued eventually in one kind of church, that is, the apostate church, the Roman Catholic Church. Then the reformed church, as a reaction to the apostate church, came into existence as another kind of church, a church not fully recovered. Hence, after this, the recovered church was raised up as a full recovery of the proper church life. This can be considered the third kind of church. Through the degradation of the recovered church, the degraded recovered church came into being. This can be counted as the fourth kind of church. These four kinds of churches will all remain until the Lord comes back. Undoubtedly, only the recovered church can fulfill God's eternal purpose, and only she is what the Lord is after. We must take the Lord's choice.
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
How does the daily reading plan work?
The daily reading plan is structured to guide you through both Old and New Testament readings each day. You'll receive portions from both testaments, carefully arranged to help you complete the entire Bible in one year while maintaining historical and thematic connections.
What makes this Bible reading platform unique?
Our platform combines systematic reading schedules with enriching study materials, including commentary notes, cross-references, and important footnotes. We also offer multi-language support and a user-friendly interface that works across all devices.
Can I start the reading plan at any time?
Yes! While the reading plan is designed to align with the calendar year, you can start your journey at any time. The platform will help you track your progress regardless of when you begin.
How do I track my reading progress?
Our interactive calendar clearly shows your reading history and upcoming schedule. Each day's readings are marked on the calendar, making it easy to stay on track or catch up if you miss a day.
What if I miss a day of reading?
Don't worry about missing a day! You can easily catch up by accessing previous days' readings through the calendar. The platform is designed to be flexible, allowing you to read at your own pace while still maintaining your progress.
Are the commentary notes and footnotes available in all languages?
Yes, we provide translated commentary notes and footnotes in all supported languages. These study materials are carefully translated to maintain accuracy while ensuring clarity in each language.
Can I use this platform offline?
While an internet connection is required for the full features, you can access your daily readings offline if you've previously loaded them. We recommend connecting periodically to sync your progress and access the latest study materials.
How can I make the most of the study materials?
We recommend reading the daily verses first, then exploring the associated commentary notes and footnotes. Pay special attention to the highlighted verse of the day and its accompanying insights, which often provide deeper understanding of key biblical concepts.