We just rediscovered this thought provoking title, “Let My People Go” and it brought great inspiration to reflect on foundation that Dr. John E Douglas, Sr. laid when he started World Missionary Evangelism in 1957. His pioneer work with caring for orphans and empowering native missionaries to do ever more strategic evangelism and his family’s passion for religious liberty from America to across the globe have been transformational in healing nations.
El Proyecto La Verdad
Incluye: 12 lecciones en online video (13 horas de contenido) en siete DVDs, Este DVD de entrenamiento para el lider (56 minutos), and Guia de cuarto de estudio (Libro). El Proyecto La Verdad de Enfoque a la Familia es plan de estudio basado en una serie de Dvd disks sobre la cosmovision cristiana, especificamente disenado y reglamentario para usarse en grupos pequenos. El doctor De Tackett, creador del Deseo La Verdad, ensena qualquer “recorrido”. Los DVDs han sido creados para que un facilitador de grupo en este momento registrado los use, reunido con los materiales adicionales proporcionados. Los siete Dvd disks contienen 12 lecciones (13 horas en total). Un Proyecto La Verdad ha sido una produccion del galardonado equipo de Coldwater Multimedia y Concentrate on the Friends and family Films, doblado al espanol por Christian Dubbing Facilities. Los DVDs en la cual serie estan codificados para todas las regiones. La Guia de estudio de Proyecto La Verdad essa disenada para ser usada como un complemento approach conjunto de DVDs Proyecto La Verdad para grupos pequenos.
The Big List of Notable Church Technology, Ministry Tools & Christian Apps
By Church Relavance
There’s no shortage of Christian leaders thinking about what the intersection of faith and technology should be. Some charge ahead embracing the latest tech trends to create the next era of church technology and ministry tools. And others cautiously wait and consider what might be lost by so boldly embracing the unknown. But one thing is certain -people are increasingly asking questions at the intersection of ministry & tech.
- What is the best church management software?
- What is the best Bible app?
- Should I get a church app?
- Is church online biblical?
- How can I do internet evangelism?
We aren’t out to answer these questions or rank who’s the best. But we have curated a list of what we believe to be the most notable and a few novel uses of technology in Christian ministry. Please use this list not to compete but to be inspired by how technology can be used for the good of God’s Kingdom.
Bible Apps
At the core of the Christian faith is Scripture. In a sense, the Bible is a commodity that goes beyond the borders of denominations and ministry models. And this dynamic is what drives Bible technology to be the most versatile category on this list.
Scriptive
Free via web & iOS
Scriptive asks how you feel and why and then recommends Bible verses that apply to your unique circumstances. But what makes Scriptive so cool is that the verses it recommends are those with the highest probability of spiritual impact. Building upon millions of data points shared by YouVersion and OpenBible.info, Scriptive recommends verses based on how they’ve previously moved people in similar circumstances. And Scriptive’s recommendation engine is constantly improving as it makes it easy for users to report back which recommended verses were most relevant. It’s a thoughtful approach that even applies insights from neuroscience to create a user experience that helps people be more receptive to Scripture by removing emotional or cognitive barriers.
NeuBible by Quiet Pupil
Free via iOS
Two designers – Aaron Martin of Yahoo! and Kory Westerhold of Twitter – wanted a Bible app that purely focuses on beauty, simplicity, and a better reading experience. So they built it. It is beautiful and focuses on quick loading, intuitive navigation, and quality search capabilities. It comes preloaded with 4 translations with additional translations available as in-app purchases, which vary in cost depending on the royalty fees required by each Bible translation owner.
YouVersion by Life.Church
Free via web, iOS, Android, Windows & Blackberry
The original Bible app. YouVersion has grown to over 196 million downloads. With over 1,115 translations and 799 languages offered, it is unquestionably the most robust and versatile Bible app in providing God’s Word to the world. Their Bible reading plans have effectively helped millions read Scripture more often. And they’re exploring multiple ways to nurture community around Scripture via social media, events, and within the app.
The Bible Simply Put by Matthew Ziehr
Free via web & iOS
This is a fun tool to better learn and understand the themes and stories behind the Bible. They use one sentence to describe the Bible as a whole and then use one sentence to describe each of the 2 testaments, 8 sections, 66 books, 1,189 chapters, and an assortment of characters and places.
Deaf Bible App by Deaf Bible Society
Free via iOS & Android
Offering numerous sign language translations, the Deaf Bible App offers the only Bible app user interface custom tailored for deaf users. The JESUS Film is also available in a translations.
Bible Study & Memorization
Verses by Zach Whelchel + Brock Klein
Free via iOS
Frustrated by a lack of quality Bible memorization apps, Verses was created to blend good design and UX into memorizing God’s Word. It offers an assortment of memory games and let’s you track your progress over time. The app comes preloaded with the KJV translation with additional translations available as in-app purchases, which vary in cost depending on the royalty fees required by each Bible translation owner.
Bible Web App by Digital Bible Society
Free via web browser
Built with help from John Dyer and Michael Johnson, the Bible Web App is one of the most agile yet powerful browser-based Bibles available. It’s an incredible simple and clean design that let’s you add parallel translations, keyword searches, maps, commentaries, and media. In a sense, it’s like the free Google Docs version of Logos Bible Software.
Logos Bible Software by Faithlife
Base packages ranging from $295 to $10,800
Logos is arguably the best Bible software that money can buy. The software capabilities are impressive and so is their library of additional content available for purchase. Their sheer size allows them to bundle ebooks into some unbeatable prices, and the software let’s users engage the content in ways that many other Bible software cannot.
Fighter Verses by Children Desiring God
$3 via iOS & Android
Designed for children and adults, Fighter Verses offers 7 translations each with over 520 Bible verses to memorize. It includes several memorization games and even the ability to sing verses in the ESV translation.
Kids Bible Apps
SharefaithKids – Sunday School Resources and Curriculum In The Cloud
Free via iOS & Android
SharefaithKids is an award-winning Sunday School curriculum and resource providing amazing Bible video lessons, activities and application for Sunday School teachers. It’s the first cloud-based Sunday School curriculum and packs the entire Sunday School lesson from start to finish.
The Bible App for Kids by YouVersion + OneHope
Free via iOS & Android
OneHope uses creative media to teach the Bible to kids in 145 countries, so a partnership with YouVersion to create a Bible App for kids made perfect sense. Using help from OvenBits to create the app, it offers a immersive, story telling experience for kids to hear Bible stories, remember the most important parts, and play fun challenges along the way!
SUPERBOOK Kids Bible App by CBN
Free via iOS & Android
Christian Broadcasting Network has rebooted its SUPERBOOK cartoon and created an app to go with it. It is packed with stories, games, quizzes, and videos.
David vs. Goliath by Righteous Tales
Free via iOS & Android
This is the classic Bible story turned interactive with dozens of story chapters including over 100 achievements and 7 mini-games.
Bible Hardware
Proclaimer by Faith Comes by Hearing
Free for villages without a Proclaimer
The Proclaimer digital player is preloaded with an audio Bible recording usually of the New Testament. The battery can be charged via a built-in solar panel, a hand crank, or an included AC adapter. It is loud enough for a crowd of 300 and will play for 15 hours before needing recharged. The Every Church Every Village program equips church members and ministry teams with a free Proclaimer for mission trips to unreached villages.
Herald Audio Bible by MegaVoice
The Herald is a discrete 1.4 ounce digital player with fixed internal flash memory and a microSD card slot and powered by only 2 AA batteries. You can load over 500 hours of tamper-proof audio content.
Envoy S by MegaVoice
The Envoy S is a lightweight 2.4 ounce, solar-powered digital player designed to take audio Bibles and educational content to rugged environments. It can carry up to 800 hours of audio.
Story Teller by MegaVoice
The Story Teller is a low cost, solar powered digital player for evangelism and Bible stories. It can carry up to 25 hours of tamperproof audio.
Niche Bible Tech
Digital Bible Library by United Bible Societies
The Digital Bible Library (DBL) was birthed out of Every Tribe Every Nation, an alliance of Bible translation groups working together to translate the Bible into all 6,800 languages. The DBL is managed by the United Bible Societies and exists to preserve and safeguard texts into a standardized format as well as streamline the usage of its translations. Those who are granted a “library card” are able to leapfrog beyond the historically cumbersome process of getting permission to use translations and can even have privileges like storing the Bible text on their own servers.
Digital Bible Platform (API) by Faith Comes by Hearing
The Digital Bible Platform (DBP) is perhaps the easiest path to getting digital Bible texts for your projects. However, it limits you to only accessing the texts via an API every time. Because it lacks the rights to store Bible texts on your own server, it may not be the best fit for more robust Bible applications, but it is an ideal solution for small projects and the majority of Bible technology. Many people don’t realize that almost all Bible translations are bound by significant royalties and restrictions. It can be a slow and painful process to get access to the texts. Faith Comes By Hearing cleverly gets around this by establishing the legal contracts and payments with each translation owner and then lets you piggyback off of their access for free via an API.
Sovee (translation)
Sovee is known for their advances in translation and video streaming used by big brands and corporations around the world. They are also pioneering Bible translation with a new approach that mashes up 3 different translation models into one hyperefficient process. Traditional Bible translations takes 2 years to translate the book of Luke into a new language. Sovee has reported that a team of 2 people working full-time for 6 months can translate the entire Bible into a new language with 98% accuracy. Independent field tests haven’t matched that ideal yet, but it is still fast and an exciting exploration into what could be.
Prayer Technology
Abide by Carpenters Code
Free via iOS & Android
Abide is a team of former Google, Tesla, Ebay, and Microsoft technologists, who have created an app that fosters a daily focus on prayer. Record audio prayers and then share them with friends and family via Facebook, Twitter, email, and more. Follow prayer guides, daily reflections, and even join in prayer through pre-recorded prayers from leaders like Jack Graham, Luis Palau, and Tony Evans.
Ceaseless by TheoTech
Free via iOS
Designed by a former Amazon technologist, Ceaseless is both a prayer journal and a guide to helping you pray for friends, family, and coworkers more often. Sync the app with your contact list and then start praying for 3 friends each day. By focusing beyond bells and whistles and into matters of the heart and spiritual growth, Ceaseless has created a simple user experience fine tuned to doing what it is supposed to do.
Instapray
Free via iOS & Android
Instapray lets people around the world connect with each other through prayer. You can share your prayers in a private small group or with the whole world and then engage with others by commenting on their prayers or via private messages. Instapray has attracted quite a bit of attention because of its financial backing from investor Peter Thiel. However, it’s 59 million prayers from 194 countries is what is keeping it in the limelight.
Echo Prayer Manager by Clover
Free via iOS & Android
From the creators of Clover websites and donation software, Echo is a gorgeous app that helps you list and organize your prayers and then remind you via email or push notifications to keep praying. A “pray now” feature helps jump start and guide your prayer. Choose what you would like to pray for and optionally set a timer for how long you want to pray.
Ora
Free via iOS & Android
Developed by eResources, Ora is a prayer app that collects, organizes, tracks, reminds, connects and securely shares prayer requests and answers with anyone you choose. You can use it intimately with friends and family via the app or mobile platform. Or you can use the OraCOMMUNITY software to unite your existing church community or ministry around prayer.
Evangelism, Teaching & Training Platforms
LinguaDMS by TWR
Developed by The A Group, LinguaDMS is a media management and distribution platform that lets ministries organize and ship their message to websites, mobile apps, internet radio, and terrestrial broadcast outlets.
Kolo World App by Kolo Group
Free via iOS & Android
Designed to help both oral and literate cultures easily find content in their language, the Kolo World App offers audio Bible, the JESUS Film, and more in over 1,000 languages.
5fish by Global Recordings Network
Free via iOS, Android, FILEDIR, & Opera Mobile
It’s nothing fancy, but it proclaims the gospel in over 5,600 languages with Bible stories and YouTube videos! 5fish is a great example of how very basic technology can still be used for significant Kingdom impact.
iDisciple by Family Christian
iDisciple has aggregated over 250 popular Christian voices into a robust digital hub of sermons, music, devotionals, articles, radio, prayer requests, and small groups. It is a sizeable library with an equally large audience of 700,000 users.
RightNow Media
The Netflix of Christianity. RightNow Media has aggregated over 10,000 Bible study videos from 150 ministries and publishers. Churches can subscribe and get access for their entire congregation. And pricing is based on the church member size.
MinistryGrid by LifeWay Christian Resources
Featuring over 3,000 training videos, MinistryGrid is a very cool way to teach church staff and volunteers new skills. The topical scope is broad and offers something for each area from parking lot to the pulpit.
Content with Community Platforms
Table by Gateway Church
Available via iOS & Android
Table’s development team has spent years in research to explore how to make discipleship technology that actually produces disciples. That isn’t to say they have the perfect platform, but they do have a budget that lets them take their time. This affords them the luxury to grow the platform slowly through controlled batches of new users, which offer insights into improvements. So new users, test, revise, repeat. It’s an approach that has grown Table into a pretty cool platform. Calling it the only app your church will ever need, Table offers community tools for small groups, prayer requests, volunteer mobilization, sermons, discussion, giving, a member directory, and classifieds all organized into a dynamic content stream for each user.
Incredible Islands by OneHope & My Healthy Church
Incredible Islands is children’s ministry reimagined. What if the Sunday School lesson lasted the whole week instead of just an hour on Sunday. Incredible Islands lets children’s ministers plan and create their weekly lessons both for the classroom and as online games to engage their students throughout the week. The admin panel makes it easy to coordinate and manage lessons with each student. The Incredible Islands app lets children read a weekly interactive Bible story and then engage via quizzes, memory verses, prayer, and daily quests to complete.
Gloo by Tango Group
Build your own digital platform. Gloo let’s you quickly create and publish content into a custom application and then track and analyze your audience behavior.
Disciplr by David C Cook
Disciplr makes it easy to find, purchase, and manage curriculum. It streamlines the process into one central hub making it easy to equip the teachers within your church.
StudySpace by Acton Institute
StudySpace is designed for both group and individual study around books and media. For small groups that regularly use books, it’s a nice platform for community around content.
Church.io by Tim Morgan
Free
This is a simple, clean, open source community platform for churches. Church.io offers profiles, groups, a church directory, attendance tracking,media sharing, and prayer requests as features. It’s a good option for churches wanting their own private social network or community platform.
Church Apps & Web Presence
UNIFY Church App by REBL Ventures
The UNIFY Church App offers on the go broadcasting and media streaming, events, and giving as well as basic information like about, blog, and contact.
SmartChurch
Free via iOS & Android
Offering both free and premium editions, SmartChurch offers a free church directory, custom branding, events, church info pages, and a church-wide communication thread. The premium edition adds features like a giving page, media management, and a leader dashboard.
Sharefaith
Sharefaith has designed a zero coding, 100% drag and drop church website builder with features like media libraries, online giving, blogging, podcasting, communication, and an embedded graphics editor. You also get a custom church app, rivaling other apps costing $1,000 or more. It is more affordable than many solutions without sacrificing the performance most churches need.
The Church App by Subsplash
Subsplash has been a leader in creating custom ministry apps. They’ve rolled what they’ve learned into The Church App, which lets you customize your app’s layout and features in real time. It’s great for video and audio, events, music, congregation engagement, Bible reading, and more
Media Streaming Tools
Church Online Platform by Life.Church
Free
The original church online platform is free to use and well-refined from years of experience and testing. It’s more than a video player. It offers congregation-wide chat, live prayer, and synced video streaming. Features include beautiful front-end designs, section-based editing, online giving, a media player, unlimited storage, photo editing, search engine optimizied, and more.
Media Fusion
Media Fusion helps ministries organize and manage digital libraries and make it easy for users to access content in full HD from any device.
Buzzsprout
Known for their podcast management tools, Buzzsprout has also grown to be a go to solution for church media and sermons.
Church Management Software
Rock RMS by Spark Development Network
Free
Rock RMS is a free church management software designed and funded by several churches. It is so good that including 4 of the top 10 largest U.S. churches use it. It includes person/family management, group management, contributions, check-in (for kids ministry, etc.), reporting, and a website content management system.
The City by ACS Technologies
The City is a private online community for your church where people can join groups, build relationships, give online, and find new ways to connect and do ministry together. It also offers the usual member management and communication tools as well as tools for volunteers, event management, and classifieds. The City was one of the first church management solutions to do community features well, so it’s become a popular choice in the current landscape of church management.
Planning Center by Ministry Centered Technologies
Planning Center began as a tool to organize worship teams, but it was designed so well that other departments throughout churches began using it to organize their ministries. Now Planning Center also offers official solutions for children’s ministry, youth ministry, and church administration. When grouped together, it is a complete solution offering tools for people management, groups, check ins, giving, resources, registrations, church services, screen projection, and worship teams.
Develop.me by Life.Church
Free
Rather than an annual performance review for ministry team members, Develop.me offers a platform for year-round growth and collaboration to promote team leadership development.
Churchix by Face-Six
Churchix is controversial, but it is notable, so we’ve included it on this list. Churchix uses facial recognition software for church attendance. As I’ve said before, “With the concept of facial recognition software is an underlying subconscious hunch that this is wrong because it’s an inauthentic substitute for one-on-one relationships. Imagine, ‘And then the apostles walked into the assembly, and their faces were scanned.’ It seems like it misses the authenticity. However what once seemed shocking will gradually seem normal. Ultimately, we’re going to see this type of technology become far more prominent.”
Analytics
Church Metrics by Life.Church
Free via iOS, Android & browser
Track church attendance, giving, salvations, baptisms, volunteers, and custom fields. Church Metrics is a clean way to track the ebbs and flow of your ministry.
4k World Map by YWAM
With the help of a leading cartographer, YWAM divided the world into 4,000 Omega Zones, which are like zip codes with geopolitcal boundaries that make sense. The goal is to track the spiritual needs, percent evangelized, and number of Christian workers in each region. It is a work in progress but is a significant step towards using big data for global missions.
Giving Technology
Lepton
Free via iOS & browser
Lepton is designed to foster a culture of generosity. For churches and nonprofits, Lepton provides a streamlined way to reach donors as well as donation analytics. It has launched in the UK and will be coming to the United States in the near future.
Church of (Lexington) by Zach Whelchel
Zach Whelchel spent a year creating open-source software that can be used to help Christians collaborate around needs and mission. Using his hometown of Lexington, KY, Zach built out a list of key churches and ministries throughout the metro as well as their needs. For example, Nathaniel Mission needed 4 computers. One family needed help paying their utilities. A refugee family needed a table. Church-of.com is fantastic execution on an idea that many have dreamed to create. Now you can use his code for free via GitHub and launch a need sharing network for your own city.
Kindrid by LifeChurch.tv + OneHope
Let people donate via text, in-app, and online giving and then track it with analytics. Many churches using Kindrid have reported increased donations and even new donors once that began offering text donations.
Tithe.ly
Tithe.ly is another popular church giving solution offering mobile app giving, a website widget, automated giving, downloadable data, text message giving, streamlined admin giving, and church database integration.
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Reading Plan – Prof. Horner’s Reading System
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A unique and challenging system where you read 10 chapters a day.
Plan Length: 365 days
Estimated Completion Date: Saturday, December 24, 2016
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Tips on Reading the Bible Daily
1. Start reading the Bible today — there is no better time, and there’s no reason to wait.
2. Set aside a specific time each day. Set your schedule and then stick to it. Mornings are great, but feel free to use any time that works consistently for you.
3. Read the Bible for the sake of learning, not simply to accomplish your next reading. Say a short prayer to God before you begin, asking the Holy Spirit to give you wisdom and understanding, then be refreshed by the words you read!
Day 1 – Matt 1; Gen 1; Rom 1; 1 Th 1; Job 1; Ps 1; Prv 1; Jsh 1; Isa 1; Ac 1
Day 2 – Matt 2; Gen 2; Rom 2; 1 Th 2; Job 2; Ps 2; Prv 2; Jsh 2; Isa 2; Ac 2
Day 3 – Matt 3; Gen 3; Rom 3; 1 Th 3; Job 3; Ps 3; Prv 3; Jsh 3; Isa 3; Ac 3
Day 4 – Matt 4; Gen 4; Rom 4; 1 Th 4; Job 4; Ps 4; Prv 4; Jsh 4; Isa 4; Ac 4
Day 5 – Matt 5; Gen 5; Rom 5; 1 Th 5; Job 5; Ps 5; Prv 5; Jsh 5; Isa 5; Ac 5
Day 6 – Matt 6; Gen 6; Rom 6; 2 Th 1; Job 6; Ps 6; Prv 6; Jsh 6; Isa 6; Ac 6
Day 7 – Matt 7; Gen 7; Rom 7; 2 Th 2; Job 7; Ps 7; Prv 7; Jsh 7; Isa 7; Ac 7
Day 8 – Matt 8; Gen 8; Rom 8; 2 Th 3; Job 8; Ps 8; Prv 8; Jsh 8; Isa 8; Ac 8
Day 9 – Matt 9; Gen 9; Rom 9; 1 Tim 1; Job 9; Ps 9; Prv 9; Jsh 9; Isa 9; Ac 9
Day 10 – Matt 10; Gen 10; Rom 10; 1 Tim 2; Job 10; Ps 10; Prv 10; Jsh 10; Isa 10; Ac 10
Day 11 – Matt 11; Gen 11; Rom 11; 1 Tim 3; Job 11; Ps 11; Prv 11; Jsh 11; Isa 11; Ac 11
Day 12 – Matt 12; Gen 12; Rom 12; 1 Tim 4; Job 12; Ps 12; Prv 12; Jsh 12; Isa 12; Ac 12
Day 13 – Matt 13; Gen 13; Rom 13; 1 Tim 5; Job 13; Ps 13; Prv 13; Jsh 13; Isa 13; Ac 13
Day 14 – Matt 14; Gen 14; Rom 14; 1 Tim 6; Job 14; Ps 14; Prv 14; Jsh 14; Isa 14; Ac 14
Day 15 – Matt 15; Gen 15; Rom 15; 2 Tim 1; Job 15; Ps 15; Prv 15; Jsh 15; Isa 15; Ac 15
Day 16 – Matt 16; Gen 16; Rom 16; 2 Tim 2; Job 16; Ps 16; Prv 16; Jsh 16; Isa 16; Ac 16
Day 17 – Matt 17; Gen 17; 1 Cor 1; 2 Tim 3; Job 17; Ps 17; Prv 17; Jsh 17; Isa 17; Ac 17
Day 18 – Matt 18; Gen 18; 1 Cor 2; 2 Tim 4; Job 18; Ps 18; Prv 18; Jsh 18; Isa 18; Ac 18
Day 19 – Matt 19; Gen 19; 1 Cor 3; Titus 1; Job 19; Ps 19; Prv 19; Jsh 19; Isa 19; Ac 19
Day 20 – Matt 20; Gen 20; 1 Cor 4; Titus 2; Job 20; Ps 20; Prv 20; Jsh 20; Isa 20; Ac 20
Day 21 – Matt 21; Gen 21; 1 Cor 5; Titus 3; Job 21; Ps 21; Prv 21; Jsh 21; Isa 21; Ac 21
Day 22 – Matt 22; Gen 22; 1 Cor 6; Phlmn 1; Job 22; Ps 22; Prv 22; Jsh 22; Isa 22; Ac 22
Day 23 – Matt 23; Gen 23; 1 Cor 7; James 1; Job 23; Ps 23; Prv 23; Jsh 23; Isa 23; Ac 23
Day 24 – Matt 24; Gen 24; 1 Cor 8; James 2; Job 24; Ps 24; Prv 24; Jsh 24; Isa 24; Ac 24
Day 25 – Matt 25; Gen 25; 1 Cor 9; James 3; Job 25; Ps 25; Prv 25; Jdg 1; Isa 25; Ac 25
Day 26 – Matt 26; Gen 26; 1 Cor 10; James 4; Job 26; Ps 26; Prv 26; Jdg 2; Isa 26; Ac 26
Day 27 – Matt 27; Gen 27; 1 Cor 11; James 5; Job 27; Ps 27; Prv 27; Jdg 3; Isa 27; Ac 27
Day 28 – Matt 28; Gen 28; 1 Cor 12; 1 Pet 1; Job 28; Ps 28; Prv 28; Jdg 4; Isa 28; Ac 28
Day 29 – Mark 1; Gen 29; 1 Cor 13; 1 Pet 2; Job 29; Ps 29; Prv 29; Jdg 5; Isa 29; Ac 1
Day 30 – Mark 2; Gen 30; 1 Cor 14; 1 Pet 3; Job 30; Ps 30; Prv 30; Jdg 6; Isa 30; Ac 2
Day 31 – Mark 3; Gen 31; 1 Cor 15; 1 Pet 4; Job 31; Ps 31; Prv 31; Jdg 7; Isa 31; Ac 3
Day 32 – Mark 4; Gen 32; 1 Cor 16; 1 Pet 5; Job 32; Ps 32; Prv 1; Jdg 8; Isa 32; Ac 4
Day 33 – Mark 5; Gen 33; 2 Cor 1; 2 Pet 1; Job 33; Ps 33; Prv 2; Jdg 9; Isa 33; Ac 5
Day 34 – Mark 6; Gen 34; 2 Cor 2; 2 Pet 2; Job 34; Ps 34; Prv 3; Jdg 10; Isa 34; Ac 6
Day 35 – Mark 7; Gen 35; 2 Cor 3; 2 Pet 3; Job 35; Ps 35; Prv 4; Jdg 11; Isa 35; Ac 7
Day 36 – Mark 8; Gen 36; 2 Cor 4; 1 Jn 1; Job 36; Ps 36; Prv 5; Jdg 12; Isa 36; Ac 8
Day 37 – Mark 9; Gen 37; 2 Cor 5; 1 Jn 2; Job 37; Ps 37; Prv 6; Jdg 13; Isa 37; Ac 9
Day 38 – Mark 10; Gen 38; 2 Cor 6; 1 Jn 3; Job 38; Ps 38; Prv 7; Jdg 14; Isa 38; Ac 10
Day 39 – Mark 11; Gen 39; 2 Cor 7; 1 Jn 4; Job 39; Ps 39; Prv 8; Jdg 15; Isa 39; Ac 11
Day 40 – Mark 12; Gen 40; 2 Cor 8; 1 Jn 5; Job 40; Ps 40; Prv 9; Jdg 16; Isa 40; Ac 12
Day 41 – Mark 13; Gen 41; 2 Cor 9; 2 Jn 1; Job 41; Ps 41; Prv 10; Jdg 17; Isa 41; Ac 13
Day 42 – Mark 14; Gen 42; 2 Cor 10; 3 Jn 1; Job 42; Ps 42; Prv 11; Jdg 18; Isa 42; Ac 14
Day 43 – Mark 15; Gen 43; 2 Cor 11; Jude 1; Eccl 1; Ps 43; Prv 12; Jdg 19; Isa 43; Ac 15
Day 44 – Mark 16; Gen 44; 2 Cor 12; Rev 1; Eccl 2; Ps 44; Prv 13; Jdg 20; Isa 44; Ac 16
Day 45 – Luke 1; Gen 45; 2 Cor 13; Rev 2; Eccl 3; Ps 45; Prv 14; Jdg 21; Isa 45; Ac 17
Day 46 – Luke 2; Gen 46; Gal 1; Rev 3; Eccl 4; Ps 46; Prv 15; Ruth 1; Isa 46; Ac 18
Day 47 – Luke 3; Gen 47; Gal 2; Rev 4; Eccl 5; Ps 47; Prv 16; Ruth 2; Isa 47; Ac 19
Day 48 – Luke 4; Gen 48; Gal 3; Rev 5; Eccl 6; Ps 48; Prv 17; Ruth 3; Isa 48; Ac 20
Day 49 – Luke 5; Gen 49; Gal 4; Rev 6; Eccl 7; Ps 49; Prv 18; Ruth 4; Isa 49; Ac 21
Day 50 – Luke 6; Gen 50; Gal 5; Rev 7; Eccl 8; Ps 50; Prv 19; 1 Sam 1; Isa 50; Ac 22
Day 51 – Luke 7; Ex 1; Gal 6; Rev 8; Eccl 9; Ps 51; Prv 20; 1 Sam 2; Isa 51; Ac 23
Day 52 – Luke 8; Ex 2; Eph 1; Rev 9; Eccl 10; Ps 52; Prv 21; 1 Sam 3; Isa 52; Ac 24
Day 53 – Luke 9; Ex 3; Eph 2; Rev 10; Eccl 11; Ps 53; Prv 22; 1 Sam 4; Isa 53; Ac 25
Day 54 – Luke 10; Ex 4; Eph 3; Rev 11; Eccl 12; Ps 54; Prv 23; 1 Sam 5; Isa 54; Ac 26
Day 55 – Luke 11; Ex 5; Eph 4; Rev 12; Songs 1; Ps 55; Prv 24; 1 Sam 6; Isa 55; Ac 27
Day 56 – Luke 12; Ex 6; Eph 5; Rev 13; Songs 2; Ps 56; Prv 25; 1 Sam 7; Isa 56; Ac 28
Day 57 – Luke 13; Ex 7; Eph 6; Rev 14; Songs 3; Ps 57; Prv 26; 1 Sam 8; Isa 57; Ac 1
Day 58 – Luke 14; Ex 8; Phil 1; Rev 15; Songs 4; Ps 58; Prv 27; 1 Sam 9; Isa 58; Ac 2
Day 59 – Luke 15; Ex 9; Phil 2; Rev 16; Songs 5; Ps 59; Prv 28; 1 Sam 10; Isa 59; Ac 3
Day 60 – Luke 16; Ex 10; Phil 3; Rev 17; Songs 6; Ps 60; Prv 29; 1 Sam 11; Isa 60; Ac 4
Day 61 – Luke 17; Ex 11; Phil 4; Rev 18; Songs 7; Ps 61; Prv 30; 1 Sam 12; Isa 61; Ac 5
Day 62 – Luke 18; Ex 12; Col 1; Rev 19; Songs 8; Ps 62; Prv 31; 1 Sam 13; Isa 62; Ac 6
Day 63 – Luke 19; Ex 13; Col 2; Rev 20; Job 1; Ps 63; Prv 1; 1 Sam 14; Isa 63; Ac 7
Day 64 – Luke 20; Ex 14; Col 3; Rev 21; Job 2; Ps 64; Prv 2; 1 Sam 15; Isa 64; Ac 8
Day 65 – Luke 21; Ex 15; Col 4; Rev 22; Job 3; Ps 65; Prv 3; 1 Sam 16; Isa 65; Ac 9
Day 66 – Luke 22; Ex 16; Heb 1; 1 Th 1; Job 4; Ps 66; Prv 4; 1 Sam 17; Isa 66; Ac 10
Day 67 – Luke 23; Ex 17; Heb 2; 1 Th 2; Job 5; Ps 67; Prv 5; 1 Sam 18; Jer 1; Ac 11
Day 68 – Luke 24; Ex 18; Heb 3; 1 Th 3; Job 6; Ps 68; Prv 6; 1 Sam 19; Jer 2; Ac 12
Day 69 – Jhn 1; Ex 19; Heb 4; 1 Th 4; Job 7; Ps 69; Prv 7; 1 Sam 20; Jer 3; Ac 13
Day 70 – Jhn 2; Ex 20; Heb 5; 1 Th 5; Job 8; Ps 70; Prv 8; 1 Sam 21; Jer 4; Ac 14
Day 71 – Jhn 3; Ex 21; Heb 6; 2 Th 1; Job 9; Ps 71; Prv 9; 1 Sam 22; Jer 5; Ac 15
Day 72 – Jhn 4; Ex 22; Heb 7; 2 Th 2; Job 10; Ps 72; Prv 10; 1 Sam 23; Jer 6; Ac 16
Day 73 – Jhn 5; Ex 23; Heb 8; 2 Th 3; Job 11; Ps 73; Prv 11; 1 Sam 24; Jer 7; Ac 17
Day 74 – Jhn 6; Ex 24; Heb 9; 1 Tim 1; Job 12; Ps 74; Prv 12; 1 Sam 25; Jer 8; Ac 18
Day 75 – Jhn 7; Ex 25; Heb 10; 1 Tim 2; Job 13; Ps 75; Prv 13; 1 Sam 26; Jer 9; Ac 19
Day 76 – Jhn 8; Ex 26; Heb 11; 1 Tim 3; Job 14; Ps 76; Prv 14; 1 Sam 27; Jer 10; Ac 20
Day 77 – Jhn 9; Ex 27; Heb 12; 1 Tim 4; Job 15; Ps 77; Prv 15; 1 Sam 28; Jer 11; Ac 21
Day 78 – Jhn 10; Ex 28; Heb 13; 1 Tim 5; Job 16; Ps 78; Prv 16; 1 Sam 29; Jer 12; Ac 22
Day 79 – Jhn 11; Ex 29; Rom 1; 1 Tim 6; Job 17; Ps 79; Prv 17; 1 Sam 30; Jer 13; Ac 23
Day 80 – Jhn 12; Ex 30; Rom 2; 2 Tim 1; Job 18; Ps 80; Prv 18; 1 Sam 31; Jer 14; Ac 24
Day 81 – Jhn 13; Ex 31; Rom 3; 2 Tim 2; Job 19; Ps 81; Prv 19; 2 Sam 1; Jer 15; Ac 25
Day 82 – Jhn 14; Ex 32; Rom 4; 2 Tim 3; Job 20; Ps 82; Prv 20; 2 Sam 2; Jer 16; Ac 26
Day 83 – Jhn 15; Ex 33; Rom 5; 2 Tim 4; Job 21; Ps 83; Prv 21; 2 Sam 3; Jer 17; Ac 27
Day 84 – Jhn 16; Ex 34; Rom 6; Titus 1; Job 22; Ps 84; Prv 22; 2 Sam 4; Jer 18; Ac 28
Day 85 – Jhn 17; Ex 35; Rom 7; Titus 2; Job 23; Ps 85; Prv 23; 2 Sam 5; Jer 19; Ac 1
Day 86 – Jhn 18; Ex 36; Rom 8; Titus 3; Job 24; Ps 86; Prv 24; 2 Sam 6; Jer 20; Ac 2
Day 87 – Jhn 19; Ex 37; Rom 9; Phlmn 1; Job 25; Ps 87; Prv 25; 2 Sam 7; Jer 21; Ac 3
Day 88 – Jhn 20; Ex 38; Rom 10; James 1; Job 26; Ps 88; Prv 26; 2 Sam 8; Jer 22; Ac 4
Day 89 – Jhn 21; Ex 39; Rom 11; James 2; Job 27; Ps 89; Prv 27; 2 Sam 9; Jer 23; Ac 5
Day 90 – Matt 1; Ex 40; Rom 12; James 3; Job 28; Ps 90; Prv 28; 2 Sam 10; Jer 24; Ac 6
Day 91 – Matt 2; Lev 1; Rom 13; James 4; Job 29; Ps 91; Prv 29; 2 Sam 11; Jer 25; Ac 7
Day 92 – Matt 3; Lev 2; Rom 14; James 5; Job 30; Ps 92; Prv 30; 2 Sam 12; Jer 26; Ac 8
Day 93 – Matt 4; Lev 3; Rom 15; 1 Pet 1; Job 31; Ps 93; Prv 31; 2 Sam 13; Jer 27; Ac 9
Day 94 – Matt 5; Lev 4; Rom 16; 1 Pet 2; Job 32; Ps 94; Prv 1; 2 Sam 14; Jer 28; Ac 10
Day 95 – Matt 6; Lev 5; 1 Cor 1; 1 Pet 3; Job 33; Ps 95; Prv 2; 2 Sam 15; Jer 29; Ac 11
Day 96 – Matt 7; Lev 6; 1 Cor 2; 1 Pet 4; Job 34; Ps 96; Prv 3; 2 Sam 16; Jer 30; Ac 12
Day 97 – Matt 8; Lev 7; 1 Cor 3; 1 Pet 5; Job 35; Ps 97; Prv 4; 2 Sam 17; Jer 31; Ac 13
Day 98 – Matt 9; Lev 8; 1 Cor 4; 2 Pet 1; Job 36; Ps 98; Prv 5; 2 Sam 18; Jer 32; Ac 14
Day 99 – Matt 10; Lev 9; 1 Cor 5; 2 Pet 2; Job 37; Ps 99; Prv 6; 2 Sam 19; Jer 33; Ac 15
Day 100 – Matt 11; Lev 10; 1 Cor 6; 2 Pet 3; Job 38; Ps 100; Prv 7; 2 Sam 20; Jer 34; Ac 16
Day 101 – Matt 12; Lev 11; 1 Cor 7; 1 Jn 1; Job 39; Ps 101; Prv 8; 2 Sam 21; Jer 35; Ac 17
Day 102 – Matt 13; Lev 12; 1 Cor 8; 1 Jn 2; Job 40; Ps 102; Prv 9; 2 Sam 22; Jer 36; Ac 18
Day 103 – Matt 14; Lev 13; 1 Cor 9; 1 Jn 3; Job 41; Ps 103; Prv 10; 2 Sam 23; Jer 37; Ac 19
Day 104 – Matt 15; Lev 14; 1 Cor 10; 1 Jn 4; Job 42; Ps 104; Prv 11; 2 Sam 24; Jer 38; Ac 20
Day 105 – Matt 16; Lev 15; 1 Cor 11; 1 Jn 5; Eccl 1; Ps 105; Prv 12; 1 Kgs 1; Jer 39; Ac 21
Day 106 – Matt 17; Lev 16; 1 Cor 12; 2 Jn 1; Eccl 2; Ps 106; Prv 13; 1 Kgs 2; Jer 40; Ac 22
Day 107 – Matt 18; Lev 17; 1 Cor 13; 3 Jn 1; Eccl 3; Ps 107; Prv 14; 1 Kgs 3; Jer 41; Ac 23
Day 108 – Matt 19; Lev 18; 1 Cor 14; Jude 1; Eccl 4; Ps 108; Prv 15; 1 Kgs 4; Jer 42; Ac 24
Day 109 – Matt 20; Lev 19; 1 Cor 15; Rev 1; Eccl 5; Ps 109; Prv 16; 1 Kgs 5; Jer 43; Ac 25
Day 110 – Matt 21; Lev 20; 1 Cor 16; Rev 2; Eccl 6; Ps 110; Prv 17; 1 Kgs 6; Jer 44; Ac 26
Day 111 – Matt 22; Lev 21; 2 Cor 1; Rev 3; Eccl 7; Ps 111; Prv 18; 1 Kgs 7; Jer 45; Ac 27
Day 112 – Matt 23; Lev 22; 2 Cor 2; Rev 4; Eccl 8; Ps 112; Prv 19; 1 Kgs 8; Jer 46; Ac 28
Day 113 – Matt 24; Lev 23; 2 Cor 3; Rev 5; Eccl 9; Ps 113; Prv 20; 1 Kgs 9; Jer 47; Ac 1
Day 114 – Matt 25; Lev 24; 2 Cor 4; Rev 6; Eccl 10; Ps 114; Prv 21; 1 Kgs 10; Jer 48; Ac 2
Day 115 – Matt 26; Lev 25; 2 Cor 5; Rev 7; Eccl 11; Ps 115; Prv 22; 1 Kgs 11; Jer 49; Ac 3
Day 116 – Matt 27; Lev 26; 2 Cor 6; Rev 8; Eccl 12; Ps 116; Prv 23; 1 Kgs 12; Jer 50; Ac 4
Day 117 – Matt 28; Lev 27; 2 Cor 7; Rev 9; Songs 1; Ps 117; Prv 24; 1 Kgs 13; Jer 51; Ac 5
Day 118 – Mark 1; Num 1; 2 Cor 8; Rev 10; Songs 2; Ps 118; Prv 25; 1 Kgs 14; Jer 52; Ac 6
Day 119 – Mark 2; Num 2; 2 Cor 9; Rev 11; Songs 3; Ps 119; Prv 26; 1 Kgs 15; Lam 1; Ac 7
Day 120 – Mark 3; Num 3; 2 Cor 10; Rev 12; Songs 4; Ps 120; Prv 27; 1 Kgs 16; Lam 2; Ac 8
Day 121 – Mark 4; Num 4; 2 Cor 11; Rev 13; Songs 5; Ps 121; Prv 28; 1 Kgs 17; Lam 3; Ac 9
Day 122 – Mark 5; Num 5; 2 Cor 12; Rev 14; Songs 6; Ps 122; Prv 29; 1 Kgs 18; Lam 4; Ac 10
Day 123 – Mark 6; Num 6; 2 Cor 13; Rev 15; Songs 7; Ps 123; Prv 30; 1 Kgs 19; Lam 5; Ac 11
Day 124 – Mark 7; Num 7; Gal 1; Rev 16; Songs 8; Ps 124; Prv 31; 1 Kgs 20; Ezek 1; Ac 12
Day 125 – Mark 8; Num 8; Gal 2; Rev 17; Job 1; Ps 125; Prv 1; 1 Kgs 21; Ezek 2; Ac 13
Day 126 – Mark 9; Num 9; Gal 3; Rev 18; Job 2; Ps 126; Prv 2; 1 Kgs 22; Ezek 3; Ac 14
Day 127 – Mark 10; Num 10; Gal 4; Rev 19; Job 3; Ps 127; Prv 3; 2 Kgs 1; Ezek 4; Ac 15
Day 128 – Mark 11; Num 11; Gal 5; Rev 20; Job 4; Ps 128; Prv 4; 2 Kgs 2; Ezek 5; Ac 16
Day 129 – Mark 12; Num 12; Gal 6; Rev 21; Job 5; Ps 129; Prv 5; 2 Kgs 3; Ezek 6; Ac 17
Day 130 – Mark 13; Num 13; Eph 1; Rev 22; Job 6; Ps 130; Prv 6; 2 Kgs 4; Ezek 7; Ac 18
Day 131 – Mark 14; Num 14; Eph 2; 1 Th 1; Job 7; Ps 131; Prv 7; 2 Kgs 5; Ezek 8; Ac 19
Day 132 – Mark 15; Num 15; Eph 3; 1 Th 2; Job 8; Ps 132; Prv 8; 2 Kgs 6; Ezek 9; Ac 20
Day 133 – Mark 16; Num 16; Eph 4; 1 Th 3; Job 9; Ps 133; Prv 9; 2 Kgs 7; Ezek 10; Ac 21
Day 134 – Luke 1; Num 17; Eph 5; 1 Th 4; Job 10; Ps 134; Prv 10; 2 Kgs 8; Ezek 11; Ac 22
Day 135 – Luke 2; Num 18; Eph 6; 1 Th 5; Job 11; Ps 135; Prv 11; 2 Kgs 9; Ezek 12; Ac 23
Day 136 – Luke 3; Num 19; Phil 1; 2 Th 1; Job 12; Ps 136; Prv 12; 2 Kgs 10; Ezek 13; Ac 24
Day 137 – Luke 4; Num 20; Phil 2; 2 Th 2; Job 13; Ps 137; Prv 13; 2 Kgs 11; Ezek 14; Ac 25
Day 138 – Luke 5; Num 21; Phil 3; 2 Th 3; Job 14; Ps 138; Prv 14; 2 Kgs 12; Ezek 15; Ac 26
Day 139 – Luke 6; Num 22; Phil 4; 1 Tim 1; Job 15; Ps 139; Prv 15; 2 Kgs 13; Ezek 16; Ac 27
Day 140 – Luke 7; Num 23; Col 1; 1 Tim 2; Job 16; Ps 140; Prv 16; 2 Kgs 14; Ezek 17; Ac 28
Day 141 – Luke 8; Num 24; Col 2; 1 Tim 3; Job 17; Ps 141; Prv 17; 2 Kgs 15; Ezek 18; Ac 1
Day 142 – Luke 9; Num 25; Col 3; 1 Tim 4; Job 18; Ps 142; Prv 18; 2 Kgs 16; Ezek 19; Ac 2
Day 143 – Luke 10; Num 26; Col 4; 1 Tim 5; Job 19; Ps 143; Prv 19; 2 Kgs 17; Ezek 20; Ac 3
Day 144 – Luke 11; Num 27; Heb 1; 1 Tim 6; Job 20; Ps 144; Prv 20; 2 Kgs 18; Ezek 21; Ac 4
Day 145 – Luke 12; Num 28; Heb 2; 2 Tim 1; Job 21; Ps 145; Prv 21; 2 Kgs 19; Ezek 22; Ac 5
Day 146 – Luke 13; Num 29; Heb 3; 2 Tim 2; Job 22; Ps 146; Prv 22; 2 Kgs 20; Ezek 23; Ac 6
Day 147 – Luke 14; Num 30; Heb 4; 2 Tim 3; Job 23; Ps 147; Prv 23; 2 Kgs 21; Ezek 24; Ac 7
Day 148 – Luke 15; Num 31; Heb 5; 2 Tim 4; Job 24; Ps 148; Prv 24; 2 Kgs 22; Ezek 25; Ac 8
Day 149 – Luke 16; Num 32; Heb 6; Titus 1; Job 25; Ps 149; Prv 25; 2 Kgs 23; Ezek 26; Ac 9
Day 150 – Luke 17; Num 33; Heb 7; Titus 2; Job 26; Ps 150; Prv 26; 2 Kgs 24; Ezek 27; Ac 10
Day 151 – Luke 18; Num 34; Heb 8; Titus 3; Job 27; Ps 1; Prv 27; 2 Kgs 25; Ezek 28; Ac 11
Day 152 – Luke 19; Num 35; Heb 9; Phlmn 1; Job 28; Ps 2; Prv 28; 1 Chr 1; Ezek 29; Ac 12
Day 153 – Luke 20; Num 36; Heb 10; James 1; Job 29; Ps 3; Prv 29; 1 Chr 2; Ezek 30; Ac 13
Day 154 – Luke 21; Deut 1; Heb 11; James 2; Job 30; Ps 4; Prv 30; 1 Chr 3; Ezek 31; Ac 14
Day 155 – Luke 22; Deut 2; Heb 12; James 3; Job 31; Ps 5; Prv 31; 1 Chr 4; Ezek 32; Ac 15
Day 156 – Luke 23; Deut 3; Heb 13; James 4; Job 32; Ps 6; Prv 1; 1 Chr 5; Ezek 33; Ac 16
Day 157 – Luke 24; Deut 4; Rom 1; James 5; Job 33; Ps 7; Prv 2; 1 Chr 6; Ezek 34; Ac 17
Day 158 – Jhn 1; Deut 5; Rom 2; 1 Pet 1; Job 34; Ps 8; Prv 3; 1 Chr 7; Ezek 35; Ac 18
Day 159 – Jhn 2; Deut 6; Rom 3; 1 Pet 2; Job 35; Ps 9; Prv 4; 1 Chr 8; Ezek 36; Ac 19
Day 160 – Jhn 3; Deut 7; Rom 4; 1 Pet 3; Job 36; Ps 10; Prv 5; 1 Chr 9; Ezek 37; Ac 20
Day 161 – Jhn 4; Deut 8; Rom 5; 1 Pet 4; Job 37; Ps 11; Prv 6; 1 Chr 10; Ezek 38; Ac 21
Day 162 – Jhn 5; Deut 9; Rom 6; 1 Pet 5; Job 38; Ps 12; Prv 7; 1 Chr 11; Ezek 39; Ac 22
Day 163 – Jhn 6; Deut 10; Rom 7; 2 Pet 1; Job 39; Ps 13; Prv 8; 1 Chr 12; Ezek 40; Ac 23
Day 164 – Jhn 7; Deut 11; Rom 8; 2 Pet 2; Job 40; Ps 14; Prv 9; 1 Chr 13; Ezek 41; Ac 24
Day 165 – Jhn 8; Deut 12; Rom 9; 2 Pet 3; Job 41; Ps 15; Prv 10; 1 Chr 14; Ezek 42; Ac 25
Day 166 – Jhn 9; Deut 13; Rom 10; 1 Jn 1; Job 42; Ps 16; Prv 11; 1 Chr 15; Ezek 43; Ac 26
Day 167 – Jhn 10; Deut 14; Rom 11; 1 Jn 2; Eccl 1; Ps 17; Prv 12; 1 Chr 16; Ezek 44; Ac 27
Day 168 – Jhn 11; Deut 15; Rom 12; 1 Jn 3; Eccl 2; Ps 18; Prv 13; 1 Chr 17; Ezek 45; Ac 28
Day 169 – Jhn 12; Deut 16; Rom 13; 1 Jn 4; Eccl 3; Ps 19; Prv 14; 1 Chr 18; Ezek 46; Ac 1
Day 170 – Jhn 13; Deut 17; Rom 14; 1 Jn 5; Eccl 4; Ps 20; Prv 15; 1 Chr 19; Ezek 47; Ac 2
Day 171 – Jhn 14; Deut 18; Rom 15; 2 Jn 1; Eccl 5; Ps 21; Prv 16; 1 Chr 20; Ezek 48; Ac 3
Day 172 – Jhn 15; Deut 19; Rom 16; 3 Jn 1; Eccl 6; Ps 22; Prv 17; 1 Chr 21; Dan 1; Ac 4
Day 173 – Jhn 16; Deut 20; 1 Cor 1; Jude 1; Eccl 7; Ps 23; Prv 18; 1 Chr 22; Dan 2; Ac 5
Day 174 – Jhn 17; Deut 21; 1 Cor 2; Rev 1; Eccl 8; Ps 24; Prv 19; 1 Chr 23; Dan 3; Ac 6
Day 175 – Jhn 18; Deut 22; 1 Cor 3; Rev 2; Eccl 9; Ps 25; Prv 20; 1 Chr 24; Dan 4; Ac 7
Day 176 – Jhn 19; Deut 23; 1 Cor 4; Rev 3; Eccl 10; Ps 26; Prv 21; 1 Chr 25; Dan 5; Ac 8
Day 177 – Jhn 20; Deut 24; 1 Cor 5; Rev 4; Eccl 11; Ps 27; Prv 22; 1 Chr 26; Dan 6; Ac 9
Day 178 – Jhn 21; Deut 25; 1 Cor 6; Rev 5; Eccl 12; Ps 28; Prv 23; 1 Chr 27; Dan 7; Ac 10
Day 179 – Matt 1; Deut 26; 1 Cor 7; Rev 6; Songs 1; Ps 29; Prv 24; 1 Chr 28; Dan 8; Ac 11
Day 180 – Matt 2; Deut 27; 1 Cor 8; Rev 7; Songs 2; Ps 30; Prv 25; 1 Chr 29; Dan 9; Ac 12
Day 181 – Matt 3; Deut 28; 1 Cor 9; Rev 8; Songs 3; Ps 31; Prv 26; 2 Chr 1; Dan 10; Ac 13
Day 182 – Matt 4; Deut 29; 1 Cor 10; Rev 9; Songs 4; Ps 32; Prv 27; 2 Chr 2; Dan 11; Ac 14
Day 183 – Matt 5; Deut 30; 1 Cor 11; Rev 10; Songs 5; Ps 33; Prv 28; 2 Chr 3; Dan 12; Ac 15
Day 184 – Matt 6; Deut 31; 1 Cor 12; Rev 11; Songs 6; Ps 34; Prv 29; 2 Chr 4; Hos 1; Ac 16
Day 185 – Matt 7; Deut 32; 1 Cor 13; Rev 12; Songs 7; Ps 35; Prv 30; 2 Chr 5; Hos 2; Ac 17
Day 186 – Matt 8; Deut 33; 1 Cor 14; Rev 13; Songs 8; Ps 36; Prv 31; 2 Chr 6; Hos 3; Ac 18
Day 187 – Matt 9; Deut 34; 1 Cor 15; Rev 14; Job 1; Ps 37; Prv 1; 2 Chr 7; Hos 4; Ac 19
Day 188 – Matt 10; Gen 1; 1 Cor 16; Rev 15; Job 2; Ps 38; Prv 2; 2 Chr 8; Hos 5; Ac 20
Day 189 – Matt 11; Gen 2; 2 Cor 1; Rev 16; Job 3; Ps 39; Prv 3; 2 Chr 9; Hos 6; Ac 21
Day 190 – Matt 12; Gen 3; 2 Cor 2; Rev 17; Job 4; Ps 40; Prv 4; 2 Chr 10; Hos 7; Ac 22
Day 191 – Matt 13; Gen 4; 2 Cor 3; Rev 18; Job 5; Ps 41; Prv 5; 2 Chr 11; Hos 8; Ac 23
Day 192 – Matt 14; Gen 5; 2 Cor 4; Rev 19; Job 6; Ps 42; Prv 6; 2 Chr 12; Hos 9; Ac 24
Day 193 – Matt 15; Gen 6; 2 Cor 5; Rev 20; Job 7; Ps 43; Prv 7; 2 Chr 13; Hos 10; Ac 25
Day 194 – Matt 16; Gen 7; 2 Cor 6; Rev 21; Job 8; Ps 44; Prv 8; 2 Chr 14; Hos 11; Ac 26
Day 195 – Matt 17; Gen 8; 2 Cor 7; Rev 22; Job 9; Ps 45; Prv 9; 2 Chr 15; Hos 12; Ac 27
Day 196 – Matt 18; Gen 9; 2 Cor 8; 1 Th 1; Job 10; Ps 46; Prv 10; 2 Chr 16; Hos 13; Ac 28
Day 197 – Matt 19; Gen 10; 2 Cor 9; 1 Th 2; Job 11; Ps 47; Prv 11; 2 Chr 17; Hos 14; Ac 1
Day 198 – Matt 20; Gen 11; 2 Cor 10; 1 Th 3; Job 12; Ps 48; Prv 12; 2 Chr 18; Joel 1; Ac 2
Day 199 – Matt 21; Gen 12; 2 Cor 11; 1 Th 4; Job 13; Ps 49; Prv 13; 2 Chr 19; Joel 2; Ac 3
Day 200 – Matt 22; Gen 13; 2 Cor 12; 1 Th 5; Job 14; Ps 50; Prv 14; 2 Chr 20; Joel 3; Ac 4
Day 201 – Matt 23; Gen 14; 2 Cor 13; 2 Th 1; Job 15; Ps 51; Prv 15; 2 Chr 21; Amos 1; Ac 5
Day 202 – Matt 24; Gen 15; Gal 1; 2 Th 2; Job 16; Ps 52; Prv 16; 2 Chr 22; Amos 2; Ac 6
Day 203 – Matt 25; Gen 16; Gal 2; 2 Th 3; Job 17; Ps 53; Prv 17; 2 Chr 23; Amos 3; Ac 7
Day 204 – Matt 26; Gen 17; Gal 3; 1 Tim 1; Job 18; Ps 54; Prv 18; 2 Chr 24; Amos 4; Ac 8
Day 205 – Matt 27; Gen 18; Gal 4; 1 Tim 2; Job 19; Ps 55; Prv 19; 2 Chr 25; Amos 5; Ac 9
Day 206 – Matt 28; Gen 19; Gal 5; 1 Tim 3; Job 20; Ps 56; Prv 20; 2 Chr 26; Amos 6; Ac 10
Day 207 – Mark 1; Gen 20; Gal 6; 1 Tim 4; Job 21; Ps 57; Prv 21; 2 Chr 27; Amos 7; Ac 11
Day 208 – Mark 2; Gen 21; Eph 1; 1 Tim 5; Job 22; Ps 58; Prv 22; 2 Chr 28; Amos 8; Ac 12
Day 209 – Mark 3; Gen 22; Eph 2; 1 Tim 6; Job 23; Ps 59; Prv 23; 2 Chr 29; Amos 9; Ac 13
Day 210 – Mark 4; Gen 23; Eph 3; 2 Tim 1; Job 24; Ps 60; Prv 24; 2 Chr 30; Obad 1; Ac 14
Day 211 – Mark 5; Gen 24; Eph 4; 2 Tim 2; Job 25; Ps 61; Prv 25; 2 Chr 31; Jonah 1; Ac 15
Day 212 – Mark 6; Gen 25; Eph 5; 2 Tim 3; Job 26; Ps 62; Prv 26; 2 Chr 32; Jonah 2; Ac 16
Day 213 – Mark 7; Gen 26; Eph 6; 2 Tim 4; Job 27; Ps 63; Prv 27; 2 Chr 33; Jonah 3; Ac 17
Day 214 – Mark 8; Gen 27; Phil 1; Titus 1; Job 28; Ps 64; Prv 28; 2 Chr 34; Jonah 4; Ac 18
Day 215 – Mark 9; Gen 28; Phil 2; Titus 2; Job 29; Ps 65; Prv 29; 2 Chr 35; Mic 1; Ac 19
Day 216 – Mark 10; Gen 29; Phil 3; Titus 3; Job 30; Ps 66; Prv 30; 2 Chr 36; Mic 2; Ac 20
Day 217 – Mark 11; Gen 30; Phil 4; Phlmn 1; Job 31; Ps 67; Prv 31; Ezra 1; Mic 3; Ac 21
Day 218 – Mark 12; Gen 31; Col 1; James 1; Job 32; Ps 68; Prv 1; Ezra 2; Mic 4; Ac 22
Day 219 – Mark 13; Gen 32; Col 2; James 2; Job 33; Ps 69; Prv 2; Ezra 3; Mic 5; Ac 23
Day 220 – Mark 14; Gen 33; Col 3; James 3; Job 34; Ps 70; Prv 3; Ezra 4; Mic 6; Ac 24
Day 221 – Mark 15; Gen 34; Col 4; James 4; Job 35; Ps 71; Prv 4; Ezra 5; Mic 7; Ac 25
Day 222 – Mark 16; Gen 35; Heb 1; James 5; Job 36; Ps 72; Prv 5; Ezra 6; Nah 1; Ac 26
Day 223 – Luke 1; Gen 36; Heb 2; 1 Pet 1; Job 37; Ps 73; Prv 6; Ezra 7; Nah 2; Ac 27
Day 224 – Luke 2; Gen 37; Heb 3; 1 Pet 2; Job 38; Ps 74; Prv 7; Ezra 8; Nah 3; Ac 28
Day 225 – Luke 3; Gen 38; Heb 4; 1 Pet 3; Job 39; Ps 75; Prv 8; Ezra 9; Hab 1; Ac 1
Day 226 – Luke 4; Gen 39; Heb 5; 1 Pet 4; Job 40; Ps 76; Prv 9; Ezra 10; Hab 2; Ac 2
Day 227 – Luke 5; Gen 40; Heb 6; 1 Pet 5; Job 41; Ps 77; Prv 10; Neh 1; Hab 3; Ac 3
Day 228 – Luke 6; Gen 41; Heb 7; 2 Pet 1; Job 42; Ps 78; Prv 11; Neh 2; Zeph 1; Ac 4
Day 229 – Luke 7; Gen 42; Heb 8; 2 Pet 2; Eccl 1; Ps 79; Prv 12; Neh 3; Zeph 2; Ac 5
Day 230 – Luke 8; Gen 43; Heb 9; 2 Pet 3; Eccl 2; Ps 80; Prv 13; Neh 4; Zeph 3; Ac 6
Day 231 – Luke 9; Gen 44; Heb 10; 1 Jn 1; Eccl 3; Ps 81; Prv 14; Neh 5; Hag 1; Ac 7
Day 232 – Luke 10; Gen 45; Heb 11; 1 Jn 2; Eccl 4; Ps 82; Prv 15; Neh 6; Hag 2; Ac 8
Day 233 – Luke 11; Gen 46; Heb 12; 1 Jn 3; Eccl 5; Ps 83; Prv 16; Neh 7; Zech 1; Ac 9
Day 234 – Luke 12; Gen 47; Heb 13; 1 Jn 4; Eccl 6; Ps 84; Prv 17; Neh 8; Zech 2; Ac 10
Day 235 – Luke 13; Gen 48; Rom 1; 1 Jn 5; Eccl 7; Ps 85; Prv 18; Neh 9; Zech 3; Ac 11
Day 236 – Luke 14; Gen 49; Rom 2; 2 Jn 1; Eccl 8; Ps 86; Prv 19; Neh 10; Zech 4; Ac 12
Day 237 – Luke 15; Gen 50; Rom 3; 3 Jn 1; Eccl 9; Ps 87; Prv 20; Neh 11; Zech 5; Ac 13
Day 238 – Luke 16; Ex 1; Rom 4; Jude 1; Eccl 10; Ps 88; Prv 21; Neh 12; Zech 6; Ac 14
Day 239 – Luke 17; Ex 2; Rom 5; Rev 1; Eccl 11; Ps 89; Prv 22; Neh 13; Zech 7; Ac 15
Day 240 – Luke 18; Ex 3; Rom 6; Rev 2; Eccl 12; Ps 90; Prv 23; Est 1; Zech 8; Ac 16
Day 241 – Luke 19; Ex 4; Rom 7; Rev 3; Songs 1; Ps 91; Prv 24; Est 2; Zech 9; Ac 17
Day 242 – Luke 20; Ex 5; Rom 8; Rev 4; Songs 2; Ps 92; Prv 25; Est 3; Zech 10; Ac 18
Day 243 – Luke 21; Ex 6; Rom 9; Rev 5; Songs 3; Ps 93; Prv 26; Est 4; Zech 11; Ac 19
Day 244 – Luke 22; Ex 7; Rom 10; Rev 6; Songs 4; Ps 94; Prv 27; Est 5; Zech 12; Ac 20
Day 245 – Luke 23; Ex 8; Rom 11; Rev 7; Songs 5; Ps 95; Prv 28; Est 6; Zech 13; Ac 21
Day 246 – Luke 24; Ex 9; Rom 12; Rev 8; Songs 6; Ps 96; Prv 29; Est 7; Zech 14; Ac 22
Day 247 – Jhn 1; Ex 10; Rom 13; Rev 9; Songs 7; Ps 97; Prv 30; Est 8; Mal 1; Ac 23
Day 248 – Jhn 2; Ex 11; Rom 14; Rev 10; Songs 8; Ps 98; Prv 31; Est 9; Mal 2; Ac 24
Day 249 – Jhn 3; Ex 12; Rom 15; Rev 11; Job 1; Ps 99; Prv 1; Est 10; Mal 3; Ac 25
Day 250 – Jhn 4; Ex 13; Rom 16; Rev 12; Job 2; Ps 100; Prv 2; Jsh 1; Mal 4; Ac 26
Day 251 – Jhn 5; Ex 14; 1 Cor 1; Rev 13; Job 3; Ps 101; Prv 3; Jsh 2; Isa 1; Ac 27
Day 252 – Jhn 6; Ex 15; 1 Cor 2; Rev 14; Job 4; Ps 102; Prv 4; Jsh 3; Isa 2; Ac 28
Day 253 – Jhn 7; Ex 16; 1 Cor 3; Rev 15; Job 5; Ps 103; Prv 5; Jsh 4; Isa 3; Ac 1
Day 254 – Jhn 8; Ex 17; 1 Cor 4; Rev 16; Job 6; Ps 104; Prv 6; Jsh 5; Isa 4; Ac 2
Day 255 – Jhn 9; Ex 18; 1 Cor 5; Rev 17; Job 7; Ps 105; Prv 7; Jsh 6; Isa 5; Ac 3
Day 256 – Jhn 10; Ex 19; 1 Cor 6; Rev 18; Job 8; Ps 106; Prv 8; Jsh 7; Isa 6; Ac 4
Day 257 – Jhn 11; Ex 20; 1 Cor 7; Rev 19; Job 9; Ps 107; Prv 9; Jsh 8; Isa 7; Ac 5
Day 258 – Jhn 12; Ex 21; 1 Cor 8; Rev 20; Job 10; Ps 108; Prv 10; Jsh 9; Isa 8; Ac 6
Day 259 – Jhn 13; Ex 22; 1 Cor 9; Rev 21; Job 11; Ps 109; Prv 11; Jsh 10; Isa 9; Ac 7
Day 260 – Jhn 14; Ex 23; 1 Cor 10; Rev 22; Job 12; Ps 110; Prv 12; Jsh 11; Isa 10; Ac 8
Day 261 – Jhn 15; Ex 24; 1 Cor 11; 1 Th 1; Job 13; Ps 111; Prv 13; Jsh 12; Isa 11; Ac 9
Day 262 – Jhn 16; Ex 25; 1 Cor 12; 1 Th 2; Job 14; Ps 112; Prv 14; Jsh 13; Isa 12; Ac 10
Day 263 – Jhn 17; Ex 26; 1 Cor 13; 1 Th 3; Job 15; Ps 113; Prv 15; Jsh 14; Isa 13; Ac 11
Day 264 – Jhn 18; Ex 27; 1 Cor 14; 1 Th 4; Job 16; Ps 114; Prv 16; Jsh 15; Isa 14; Ac 12
Day 265 – Jhn 19; Ex 28; 1 Cor 15; 1 Th 5; Job 17; Ps 115; Prv 17; Jsh 16; Isa 15; Ac 13
Day 266 – Jhn 20; Ex 29; 1 Cor 16; 2 Th 1; Job 18; Ps 116; Prv 18; Jsh 17; Isa 16; Ac 14
Day 267 – Jhn 21; Ex 30; 2 Cor 1; 2 Th 2; Job 19; Ps 117; Prv 19; Jsh 18; Isa 17; Ac 15
Day 268 – Matt 1; Ex 31; 2 Cor 2; 2 Th 3; Job 20; Ps 118; Prv 20; Jsh 19; Isa 18; Ac 16
Day 269 – Matt 2; Ex 32; 2 Cor 3; 1 Tim 1; Job 21; Ps 119; Prv 21; Jsh 20; Isa 19; Ac 17
Day 270 – Matt 3; Ex 33; 2 Cor 4; 1 Tim 2; Job 22; Ps 120; Prv 22; Jsh 21; Isa 20; Ac 18
Day 271 – Matt 4; Ex 34; 2 Cor 5; 1 Tim 3; Job 23; Ps 121; Prv 23; Jsh 22; Isa 21; Ac 19
Day 272 – Matt 5; Ex 35; 2 Cor 6; 1 Tim 4; Job 24; Ps 122; Prv 24; Jsh 23; Isa 22; Ac 20
Day 273 – Matt 6; Ex 36; 2 Cor 7; 1 Tim 5; Job 25; Ps 123; Prv 25; Jsh 24; Isa 23; Ac 21
Day 274 – Matt 7; Ex 37; 2 Cor 8; 1 Tim 6; Job 26; Ps 124; Prv 26; Jdg 1; Isa 24; Ac 22
Day 275 – Matt 8; Ex 38; 2 Cor 9; 2 Tim 1; Job 27; Ps 125; Prv 27; Jdg 2; Isa 25; Ac 23
Day 276 – Matt 9; Ex 39; 2 Cor 10; 2 Tim 2; Job 28; Ps 126; Prv 28; Jdg 3; Isa 26; Ac 24
Day 277 – Matt 10; Ex 40; 2 Cor 11; 2 Tim 3; Job 29; Ps 127; Prv 29; Jdg 4; Isa 27; Ac 25
Day 278 – Matt 11; Lev 1; 2 Cor 12; 2 Tim 4; Job 30; Ps 128; Prv 30; Jdg 5; Isa 28; Ac 26
Day 279 – Matt 12; Lev 2; 2 Cor 13; Titus 1; Job 31; Ps 129; Prv 31; Jdg 6; Isa 29; Ac 27
Day 280 – Matt 13; Lev 3; Gal 1; Titus 2; Job 32; Ps 130; Prv 1; Jdg 7; Isa 30; Ac 28
Day 281 – Matt 14; Lev 4; Gal 2; Titus 3; Job 33; Ps 131; Prv 2; Jdg 8; Isa 31; Ac 1
Day 282 – Matt 15; Lev 5; Gal 3; Phlmn 1; Job 34; Ps 132; Prv 3; Jdg 9; Isa 32; Ac 2
Day 283 – Matt 16; Lev 6; Gal 4; James 1; Job 35; Ps 133; Prv 4; Jdg 10; Isa 33; Ac 3
Day 284 – Matt 17; Lev 7; Gal 5; James 2; Job 36; Ps 134; Prv 5; Jdg 11; Isa 34; Ac 4
Day 285 – Matt 18; Lev 8; Gal 6; James 3; Job 37; Ps 135; Prv 6; Jdg 12; Isa 35; Ac 5
Day 286 – Matt 19; Lev 9; Eph 1; James 4; Job 38; Ps 136; Prv 7; Jdg 13; Isa 36; Ac 6
Day 287 – Matt 20; Lev 10; Eph 2; James 5; Job 39; Ps 137; Prv 8; Jdg 14; Isa 37; Ac 7
Day 288 – Matt 21; Lev 11; Eph 3; 1 Pet 1; Job 40; Ps 138; Prv 9; Jdg 15; Isa 38; Ac 8
Day 289 – Matt 22; Lev 12; Eph 4; 1 Pet 2; Job 41; Ps 139; Prv 10; Jdg 16; Isa 39; Ac 9
Day 290 – Matt 23; Lev 13; Eph 5; 1 Pet 3; Job 42; Ps 140; Prv 11; Jdg 17; Isa 40; Ac 10
Day 291 – Matt 24; Lev 14; Eph 6; 1 Pet 4; Eccl 1; Ps 141; Prv 12; Jdg 18; Isa 41; Ac 11
Day 292 – Matt 25; Lev 15; Phil 1; 1 Pet 5; Eccl 2; Ps 142; Prv 13; Jdg 19; Isa 42; Ac 12
Day 293 – Matt 26; Lev 16; Phil 2; 2 Pet 1; Eccl 3; Ps 143; Prv 14; Jdg 20; Isa 43; Ac 13
Day 294 – Matt 27; Lev 17; Phil 3; 2 Pet 2; Eccl 4; Ps 144; Prv 15; Jdg 21; Isa 44; Ac 14
Day 295 – Matt 28; Lev 18; Phil 4; 2 Pet 3; Eccl 5; Ps 145; Prv 16; Ruth 1; Isa 45; Ac 15
Day 296 – Mark 1; Lev 19; Col 1; 1 Jn 1; Eccl 6; Ps 146; Prv 17; Ruth 2; Isa 46; Ac 16
Day 297 – Mark 2; Lev 20; Col 2; 1 Jn 2; Eccl 7; Ps 147; Prv 18; Ruth 3; Isa 47; Ac 17
Day 298 – Mark 3; Lev 21; Col 3; 1 Jn 3; Eccl 8; Ps 148; Prv 19; Ruth 4; Isa 48; Ac 18
Day 299 – Mark 4; Lev 22; Col 4; 1 Jn 4; Eccl 9; Ps 149; Prv 20; 1 Sam 1; Isa 49; Ac 19
Day 300 – Mark 5; Lev 23; Heb 1; 1 Jn 5; Eccl 10; Ps 150; Prv 21; 1 Sam 2; Isa 50; Ac 20
Day 301 – Mark 6; Lev 24; Heb 2; 2 Jn 1; Eccl 11; Ps 1; Prv 22; 1 Sam 3; Isa 51; Ac 21
Day 302 – Mark 7; Lev 25; Heb 3; 3 Jn 1; Eccl 12; Ps 2; Prv 23; 1 Sam 4; Isa 52; Ac 22
Day 303 – Mark 8; Lev 26; Heb 4; Jude 1; Songs 1; Ps 3; Prv 24; 1 Sam 5; Isa 53; Ac 23
Day 304 – Mark 9; Lev 27; Heb 5; Rev 1; Songs 2; Ps 4; Prv 25; 1 Sam 6; Isa 54; Ac 24
Day 305 – Mark 10; Num 1; Heb 6; Rev 2; Songs 3; Ps 5; Prv 26; 1 Sam 7; Isa 55; Ac 25
Day 306 – Mark 11; Num 2; Heb 7; Rev 3; Songs 4; Ps 6; Prv 27; 1 Sam 8; Isa 56; Ac 26
Day 307 – Mark 12; Num 3; Heb 8; Rev 4; Songs 5; Ps 7; Prv 28; 1 Sam 9; Isa 57; Ac 27
Day 308 – Mark 13; Num 4; Heb 9; Rev 5; Songs 6; Ps 8; Prv 29; 1 Sam 10; Isa 58; Ac 28
Day 309 – Mark 14; Num 5; Heb 10; Rev 6; Songs 7; Ps 9; Prv 30; 1 Sam 11; Isa 59; Ac 1
Day 310 – Mark 15; Num 6; Heb 11; Rev 7; Songs 8; Ps 10; Prv 31; 1 Sam 12; Isa 60; Ac 2
Day 311 – Mark 16; Num 7; Heb 12; Rev 8; Job 1; Ps 11; Prv 1; 1 Sam 13; Isa 61; Ac 3
Day 312 – Luke 1; Num 8; Heb 13; Rev 9; Job 2; Ps 12; Prv 2; 1 Sam 14; Isa 62; Ac 4
Day 313 – Luke 2; Num 9; Rom 1; Rev 10; Job 3; Ps 13; Prv 3; 1 Sam 15; Isa 63; Ac 5
Day 314 – Luke 3; Num 10; Rom 2; Rev 11; Job 4; Ps 14; Prv 4; 1 Sam 16; Isa 64; Ac 6
Day 315 – Luke 4; Num 11; Rom 3; Rev 12; Job 5; Ps 15; Prv 5; 1 Sam 17; Isa 65; Ac 7
Day 316 – Luke 5; Num 12; Rom 4; Rev 13; Job 6; Ps 16; Prv 6; 1 Sam 18; Isa 66; Ac 8
Day 317 – Luke 6; Num 13; Rom 5; Rev 14; Job 7; Ps 17; Prv 7; 1 Sam 19; Jer 1; Ac 9
Day 318 – Luke 7; Num 14; Rom 6; Rev 15; Job 8; Ps 18; Prv 8; 1 Sam 20; Jer 2; Ac 10
Day 319 – Luke 8; Num 15; Rom 7; Rev 16; Job 9; Ps 19; Prv 9; 1 Sam 21; Jer 3; Ac 11
Day 320 – Luke 9; Num 16; Rom 8; Rev 17; Job 10; Ps 20; Prv 10; 1 Sam 22; Jer 4; Ac 12
Day 321 – Luke 10; Num 17; Rom 9; Rev 18; Job 11; Ps 21; Prv 11; 1 Sam 23; Jer 5; Ac 13
Day 322 – Luke 11; Num 18; Rom 10; Rev 19; Job 12; Ps 22; Prv 12; 1 Sam 24; Jer 6; Ac 14
Day 323 – Luke 12; Num 19; Rom 11; Rev 20; Job 13; Ps 23; Prv 13; 1 Sam 25; Jer 7; Ac 15
Day 324 – Luke 13; Num 20; Rom 12; Rev 21; Job 14; Ps 24; Prv 14; 1 Sam 26; Jer 8; Ac 16
Day 325 – Luke 14; Num 21; Rom 13; Rev 22; Job 15; Ps 25; Prv 15; 1 Sam 27; Jer 9; Ac 17
Day 326 – Luke 15; Num 22; Rom 14; 1 Th 1; Job 16; Ps 26; Prv 16; 1 Sam 28; Jer 10; Ac 18
Day 327 – Luke 16; Num 23; Rom 15; 1 Th 2; Job 17; Ps 27; Prv 17; 1 Sam 29; Jer 11; Ac 19
Day 328 – Luke 17; Num 24; Rom 16; 1 Th 3; Job 18; Ps 28; Prv 18; 1 Sam 30; Jer 12; Ac 20
Day 329 – Luke 18; Num 25; 1 Cor 1; 1 Th 4; Job 19; Ps 29; Prv 19; 1 Sam 31; Jer 13; Ac 21
Day 330 – Luke 19; Num 26; 1 Cor 2; 1 Th 5; Job 20; Ps 30; Prv 20; 2 Sam 1; Jer 14; Ac 22
Day 331 – Luke 20; Num 27; 1 Cor 3; 2 Th 1; Job 21; Ps 31; Prv 21; 2 Sam 2; Jer 15; Ac 23
Day 332 – Luke 21; Num 28; 1 Cor 4; 2 Th 2; Job 22; Ps 32; Prv 22; 2 Sam 3; Jer 16; Ac 24
Day 333 – Luke 22; Num 29; 1 Cor 5; 2 Th 3; Job 23; Ps 33; Prv 23; 2 Sam 4; Jer 17; Ac 25
Day 334 – Luke 23; Num 30; 1 Cor 6; 1 Tim 1; Job 24; Ps 34; Prv 24; 2 Sam 5; Jer 18; Ac 26
Day 335 – Luke 24; Num 31; 1 Cor 7; 1 Tim 2; Job 25; Ps 35; Prv 25; 2 Sam 6; Jer 19; Ac 27
Day 336 – Jhn 1; Num 32; 1 Cor 8; 1 Tim 3; Job 26; Ps 36; Prv 26; 2 Sam 7; Jer 20; Ac 28
Day 337 – Jhn 2; Num 33; 1 Cor 9; 1 Tim 4; Job 27; Ps 37; Prv 27; 2 Sam 8; Jer 21; Ac 1
Day 338 – Jhn 3; Num 34; 1 Cor 10; 1 Tim 5; Job 28; Ps 38; Prv 28; 2 Sam 9; Jer 22; Ac 2
Day 339 – Jhn 4; Num 35; 1 Cor 11; 1 Tim 6; Job 29; Ps 39; Prv 29; 2 Sam 10; Jer 23; Ac 3
Day 340 – Jhn 5; Num 36; 1 Cor 12; 2 Tim 1; Job 30; Ps 40; Prv 30; 2 Sam 11; Jer 24; Ac 4
Day 341 – Jhn 6; Deut 1; 1 Cor 13; 2 Tim 2; Job 31; Ps 41; Prv 31; 2 Sam 12; Jer 25; Ac 5
Day 342 – Jhn 7; Deut 2; 1 Cor 14; 2 Tim 3; Job 32; Ps 42; Prv 1; 2 Sam 13; Jer 26; Ac 6
Day 343 – Jhn 8; Deut 3; 1 Cor 15; 2 Tim 4; Job 33; Ps 43; Prv 2; 2 Sam 14; Jer 27; Ac 7
Day 344 – Jhn 9; Deut 4; 1 Cor 16; Titus 1; Job 34; Ps 44; Prv 3; 2 Sam 15; Jer 28; Ac 8
Day 345 – Jhn 10; Deut 5; 2 Cor 1; Titus 2; Job 35; Ps 45; Prv 4; 2 Sam 16; Jer 29; Ac 9
Day 346 – Jhn 11; Deut 6; 2 Cor 2; Titus 3; Job 36; Ps 46; Prv 5; 2 Sam 17; Jer 30; Ac 10
Day 347 – Jhn 12; Deut 7; 2 Cor 3; Phlmn 1; Job 37; Ps 47; Prv 6; 2 Sam 18; Jer 31; Ac 11
Day 348 – Jhn 13; Deut 8; 2 Cor 4; James 1; Job 38; Ps 48; Prv 7; 2 Sam 19; Jer 32; Ac 12
Day 349 – Jhn 14; Deut 9; 2 Cor 5; James 2; Job 39; Ps 49; Prv 8; 2 Sam 20; Jer 33; Ac 13
Day 350 – Jhn 15; Deut 10; 2 Cor 6; James 3; Job 40; Ps 50; Prv 9; 2 Sam 21; Jer 34; Ac 14
Day 351 – Jhn 16; Deut 11; 2 Cor 7; James 4; Job 41; Ps 51; Prv 10; 2 Sam 22; Jer 35; Ac 15
Day 352 – Jhn 17; Deut 12; 2 Cor 8; James 5; Job 42; Ps 52; Prv 11; 2 Sam 23; Jer 36; Ac 16
Day 353 – Jhn 18; Deut 13; 2 Cor 9; 1 Pet 1; Eccl 1; Ps 53; Prv 12; 2 Sam 24; Jer 37; Ac 17
Day 354 – Jhn 19; Deut 14; 2 Cor 10; 1 Pet 2; Eccl 2; Ps 54; Prv 13; 1 Kgs 1; Jer 38; Ac 18
Day 355 – Jhn 20; Deut 15; 2 Cor 11; 1 Pet 3; Eccl 3; Ps 55; Prv 14; 1 Kgs 2; Jer 39; Ac 19
Day 356 – Jhn 21; Deut 16; 2 Cor 12; 1 Pet 4; Eccl 4; Ps 56; Prv 15; 1 Kgs 3; Jer 40; Ac 20
Day 357 – Matt 1; Deut 17; 2 Cor 13; 1 Pet 5; Eccl 5; Ps 57; Prv 16; 1 Kgs 4; Jer 41; Ac 21
Day 358 – Matt 2; Deut 18; Gal 1; 2 Pet 1; Eccl 6; Ps 58; Prv 17; 1 Kgs 5; Jer 42; Ac 22
Day 359 – Matt 3; Deut 19; Gal 2; 2 Pet 2; Eccl 7; Ps 59; Prv 18; 1 Kgs 6; Jer 43; Ac 23
Day 360 – Matt 4; Deut 20; Gal 3; 2 Pet 3; Eccl 8; Ps 60; Prv 19; 1 Kgs 7; Jer 44; Ac 24
Day 361 – Matt 5; Deut 21; Gal 4; 1 Jn 1; Eccl 9; Ps 61; Prv 20; 1 Kgs 8; Jer 45; Ac 25
Day 362 – Matt 6; Deut 22; Gal 5; 1 Jn 2; Eccl 10; Ps 62; Prv 21; 1 Kgs 9; Jer 46; Ac 26
Day 363 – Matt 7; Deut 23; Gal 6; 1 Jn 3; Eccl 11; Ps 63; Prv 22; 1 Kgs 10; Jer 47; Ac 27
Day 364 – Matt 8; Deut 24; Eph 1; 1 Jn 4; Eccl 12; Ps 64; Prv 23; 1 Kgs 11; Jer 48; Ac 28
Day 365 – Matt 9; Deut 25; Eph 2; 1 Jn 5; Songs 1; Ps 65; Prv 24; 1 Kgs 12; Jer 49; Ac 1
‘Incredible’: The Absolutely Stunning Thing That’s Happening to the Bible in Iran
The monumentally popular YouVersion Bible app has officially topped 200 million installs across the globe, with developers announcing that the most popular verse in the app’s history is Romans 12:2.
That scripture, which is both the most read and shared, reads as follows: “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is — his good, pleasing and perfect will.”
Produced by Life.Church, an Oklahoma-based megachurch that has made a name for itself by streaming its services throughout the world, founders say that the tool is transforming lives, with increases of up to 1,886 percent in usage in places like Iran over the past two years.
“What God is doing through YouVersion is incredible — changing mobile devices into Bibles that people carry with them everywhere they go,” app creator and Life.Church pastor Bobby Gruenewald said in a statement. “As we see the magnitude of 200 million installs, what we’re really celebrating is what that number represents: countless moments of individuals transformed by their time in the Bible.”
Perhaps the most notable development is the locations in which use of the digital Bible is continuously thriving, with the most prevalent searches among users overall involving “marriage, love, faith, prayer and fasting.”
The YouVersion Bible app, which allows people to read the Bible and connect with like-minded believers, has been installed among individuals in every nation on Earth, reported “triple-digit growth and beyond” in places like Cameroon, Iran, Suriname, Bulgaria and other locations, since hitting a 100 million download benchmark in July 2013, according to a press release.
The remarkable growth has expanded the initial offering of 12 Bible versions in two languages to 1,237 versions in 900 languages. Find out more about the YouVersion Bible app here.
The Worlds Most Popular Bible Verses According YouVersion Users’ Surpassing 200 Million
By Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra, Christianity Today.
Every second, 112 people open the Bible app. Here’s what they’re looking at.
YouVersion Bible App friends
Every second, the world conducts more than 40,000 Google searches, creates 5 new Facebook profiles, and opens YouVersion’s Bible App 112 times.
In the app, three bookmarks are created, four verses are shared, and 18 verses are highlighted. More than 50 Bible chapters are listened to, and 342 chapters are read.
YouVersion, launched by Life.Church in 2008, announced today that the Bible app has now topped 200 million installs. In its third consecutive year of adding 50 million installs, the app now offers the Bible in more than 1,200 versions and 900 languages.
“What God is doing through YouVersion is incredible—changing mobile devices into Bibles that people carry with them everywhere they go,” said Bobby Gruenewald, innovation pastor at Life.Church. “As we see the magnitude of 200 million installs, what we’re really celebrating is what that number represents: countless moments of individuals transformed by their time in the Bible.”
As part of its annual review of user activity, YouVersion highlighted the most popular Bible verses in the 10 countries where it has been installed the most.
This year, the favorite verse of the United States and Brazil was bookmarked, shared, highlighted, and listened to so much that it beat out every other verse in the app’s history.
That verse was Romans 12:2: “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing, and perfect will” (NIV). American users preferred the New International Version, while Brazilians preferred the English Standard Version.
Other top verses were also favorites in more than one country (and proved popular last year as well) but varied in translation.
Mexico, the United Kingdom, and South Korea engaged the most with Isaiah 41:10: “So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand” (NIV).
Wycliffe’s New Method Can Translate New Testament in Weeks
Ever since Wycliffe Associates (WA) debuted a new approach that can translate almost half of the New Testament in two weeks, the smaller sister organization of Wycliffe Bible Translators (WBT) has been inundated with requests.
The process, called Mobilized Assistance Supporting Translation (MAST), relies heavily on the local church to provide translators that are fluently bilingual. In a radical shift from earlier work, translators work simultaneously on the text instead of sequentially, and they learn translation principles (including proper names, idioms, and key terms) as they go instead of attending weeks of training beforehand.
By the end of 2014, WA had 115 projects underway. It added another 133 in 2015, and expects to begin another 500 in 2016. The world has about 4,100 living languages without any Bible translations, according to Mission Frontiers, the online magazine of Frontier Ventures.
“This is a breathtaking moment in the history of the church,” WA president Bruce Smith said in October when announcing MAST’s growth. “Christ’s Great Commission is doable. We can share God’s Word with every language group on earth—in our lifetime.”
Is this the death knell for longstanding translation practices, which invest years into language training and translation preparation?
Not quite, said Roy Peterson, CEO of the American Bible Society (ABS). That model was already dead.
“There is no such thing as traditional right now,” he said. “We are watching methodologies evolve right before our eyes that are accelerating translations.” ABS recently completed a New Testament in Zambia in three and a half years, he said. In 1980, the same text would have taken 10 years, according to Mission Frontiers.
Three and a half years is still a lot longer than MAST’s claims. But the accuracy of MAST was recently called into question by a peer-review assessment team, which included members of the Seed Company, Word for the World, WBT Ethiopia, and WBT Africa. They observed a two-week MAST project in Ethiopia in August.
While cautioning that “this review should not necessarily be interpreted as a ‘blanket assessment’ of other MAST implementations,” the group found that “the rate of progress and the quality achieved clearly do not substantiate the widely publicized claims made for the accelerated rate of translation that can be achieved through the MAST methodology.”
The review group had trouble with both of MAST’s time-saving techniques.
Having different translators work simultaneously on different parts of a Bible chapter “can only result in major inconsistencies in style and terminology, especially where they are working from different source versions,” the report said.
It also warned against skimping on pre-translation training: “Such shortcuts may give the impression that the goal is being achieved faster, but they inevitably result in loss of quality.”
A first draft of the Gospel of Mark in five languages was “achieved faster in the two-week Ethiopia MAST workshop than is typical in other initial translation workshops, but the quality was such that much more work will be needed to bring it to an acceptable quality and in a condition ready for wider testing,” the report said.
While all Bible translators want both speed and accuracy, accuracy is more important, six organizational members of Every Tribe Every Nation told CT. The alliance includes some of the world’s largest Bible agencies.
“The only thing worse than keeping someone waiting for the Bible in his or her heart language is a new translation that jeopardizes the clear communication of this same gospel message,” they wrote.
Making errors can cause lasting damage, said Peterson, whose society is part of the Every Tribe Every Nation coalition. “There’s something so delicate and important about the transmission of the Word of God. If we don’t give [local translators] the tools and training, if we let Scripture go out that has not had the care, then I think we’re playing fast and loose with the Word of God.”
Seed Company CEO Samuel Chiang agreed.
“There is deep historical precedence for training,” he said, pointing to the education Old Testament rabbis received. “I would never want to overweigh people with things, but [training] ahead of time is important.”
That doesn’t mean that there isn’t a place for MAST, both Chiang and Peterson said.
“We want to build bridges with everyone who is trying new things,” Peterson said. “[WA is] passionate about translation and we want to affirm that, and ask in what ways we can make sure quality and accuracy are the hallmark of whatever methodology we embrace.”
The report had “elements that are helpful inputs and other parts that are both inaccurate and perhaps not as helpful,” WA’s Smith told CT. The Ethiopia MAST project was hampered by some specific problems, he said.
“We encouraged the church to bring whoever they chose to participate, and we ended up with people who were not actually fluent in two languages,” he said. “Bilingual speakers are really the foundation for all Bible translation.”
The lack of language skill “significantly handicapped the outcome,” he said. So did the size of the teams, which were smaller than WA prefers for MAST.
But letting the local church choose the number and fluency of the translators remains one of WA’s core commitments, he said. “Part of the results in Ethiopia are the result of allowing the church to exercise their full authority over stewarding God’s word in their language.”
The MAST process, correctly used, still turns out a level of accuracy that rivals slower translation methods, Smith said. But that doesn’t mean it’s perfect.
“We’re still on a learning curve,” he said. “We’re improving this.”
While MAST increases the options available to local churches, it doesn’t make other Bible translation methods obsolete, Smith said. “There remains an overwhelming number of languages without even one verse of Scripture. At this point, every strategy is needed to get God’s Word to every nation.”
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Sparkling Gems from the Greek
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Lysa TerKeurst’s ‘First 5’ Bible App Encouraging Christians to Give God the First 5 Minutes of Their Day Goes Viral What Do You Do First Thing in the Morning
Lysa TerKeurst, bestselling author and Proverbs 31 Ministries president, wants her First 5 app to get Christians into the habit of reaching for the Word before giving the world their full attention — and it seems many women are eager to do just that.
The First 5 app triggered more than 100,000 downloads within the first two days of it being made available and “hit (No. 2) in the Lifestyle app category in the Apple store,” according to a representative for TerKeurst’s nonprofit women-focused Proverbs 31 Ministries and Crowd Hub, the California tech firm that helped bring the free devotional app to life. CP was informed that First 5, available since July 20, had been downloaded more than 200,000 times as of Monday afternoon.
The Proverbs 31 Ministries app takes readers through the entire Bible, beginning with the book of John. “From there, we’ll go through Genesis and as we study together, we’ll unpack each book using one verse per chapter, per day. So, instead of your verse of the day being random, you’ll start to sense real progress in your understanding of the Bible by using First 5 for just 5 minutes each morning,” the app promises in the “Welcome to First 5!” message on its news screen.
When social media and email are the first things we look at in the morning, our hearts get set on busyness and wrapped up in the shouts of the world. I want to equip women to truly put God first — to truly give Him the first moments of their day — through this app,” TerKeurst said in a statement shared with The Christian Post.
The First 5 app triggered more than 100,000 downloads within the first two days of it being made available and “hit (No. 2) in the Lifestyle app category in the Apple store,” according to a representative for TerKeurst’s nonprofit women-focused Proverbs 31 Ministries and Crowd Hub, the California tech firm that helped bring the free devotional app to life. CP was informed that First 5, available since July 20, had been downloaded more than 200,000 times as of Monday afternoon.
The Proverbs 31 Ministries app takes readers through the entire Bible, beginning with the book of John. “From there, we’ll go through Genesis and as we study together, we’ll unpack each book using one verse per chapter, per day. So, instead of your verse of the day being random, you’ll start to sense real progress in your understanding of the Bible by using First 5 for just 5 minutes each morning,” the app promises in the “Welcome to First 5!” message on its news screen.
Google Play and the iTunes store), they are greeted with a message tied to the day’s devotional theme written by TerKeurst, or another member of the writing team.
On Monday, the day of the app’s premiere Bible study, the First five message was “Jesus Thought of You,” which was centered on the first chapter of the Gospel of John and also referred to verses from Genesis 1. The devotional links Jesus being “with God in the beginning” of creation to God’s “intentionality” and “purpose … woven into every created thing.” The apparent takeaway: God has a purpose for everyone.
When users get to the end of the brief devotional, they are then prompted to “Go deeper with today’s First 5 by writing in your Study of John Experience Guide.” If users do not have one, they can click on a link that takes them to the Proverbs 31 Ministries book store where The Book of John Experience Guide can be purchased for $13.
Users are also prompted to say a brief prayer in alignment with the day’s devotional message and to click on “read more” to navigate to a “More Moments” brief commentary about the book of the Bible being discussed, in this case, the Gospel of John.
Interaction in the app happens if users choose to leave a comment, and others “like” it by clicking a heart-shaped icon. When The Christian Post scrolled through the comments on the premiere Bible study, there were responses from about two dozen women, including a recent one from TerKeurst. Readers can also engage each other, and make friends, by exchanging messages after establishing a user account. The “My Moment” question — currently, “What is one way God wants to use you today?” — prompts users to jot down private notes about the day’s entry.
The First 5 app runs smoothly for the most part, although load time can lag (perhaps depending on the user’s phone type and/or its software platform). Some users might also find the alarmed notification slightly annoying as the buttons to choose to either “snooze” or “cancel” the alarm were very slow to appear when CP tested that function several times. Other users who have downloaded the app also noted functionality issues with the alarm feature.
The app appears to be much more popular with Apple users than those using Android devices, and overall, early reviews for First 5 were mostly positive.
Phone users who have the habit of reaching for their devices first thing in the morning might find First 5 to be just the thing they need to get their mind centered on God before rushing into the day’s activities.
An added bonus? — First 5 might help increase the number of Christians who spend time engaging with the Bible, although a majority of readers prefer the printed Word, according to a 2015 study by Barna Group and the American Bible Society. The 2015 study found that 76 percent of readers prefer printed Bibles versus the 11 percent that access Scripture via a smartphone or app. However, those numbers do not necessarily translate into actual reading of the Bible, especially for churchgoers.
A study from LifeWay Research found that only 45 percent of those who regularly attend church read the Bible more than once a week, while nearly 1 in 5 churchgoers said they just don’t read the Bible at all, according to a June article by Ed Stetzer, a church planter, researcher and missiologist.