8 Bible Reading and Memory Plans [Weekend Resource]

Desire Spiritual Growth has two new pages: Bible Reading Plans and Bible Memory Plans under the Resources tab.

Both pages offer a buffet of Bible reading and memory plans, plus some “how-to” heavy artillery. Remember, our hope is not in the methods. But they are tools nonetheless. There’s value in having a plan to follow when reading the Bible. Maybe you want to methodically follow a beaten path by reading the Bible in a year. Or you want to plunge into a 90 day reading plan. Or maybe you’re like me and just want a plan so you can have something to meander back to once you’ve chased the rabbit trails.

Here’s a list for readers of all stripes.

Bible Reading Plans

1. Tabletalk’s Bible in a Year Plan
2. Entire Bible in 90 Days
3. Book-at-a-Time Bible Reading Plan
4. 5×5×5 Bible Reading Plan
5. Discipleship Journal Bible Reading Plan
6. Professor Grant Horner’s Bible Reading System
7. 6 Ways to Access the ESV Bible Reading Plans

How to Have a Quiet Time

1. Guide to the Quiet Time
2. 7 Minutes with God
3. How to Use Bible Study Methods [Confession From a Recovering Methods Addict]

Here’s everything you wanted to know about Bible memory, and then some.

Bible Memory Plan and Resources

1. Create Your Own Memory Cards
2. Fighter Verse Cards

How and Why to Memorize

1. An Approach to Extended Bible Memory
2. 18 Tricks To Memorize More Scripture
3. How John Piper Memorizes Scripture
4. Why Memorize Scripture?

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Related posts:

1. Weekend Resource: Bible reading plans written with grace in mind
2. Weekend Resource: Customize PDF Verse Cards for Your Bible Memory
3. Weekend Resource: 18 tricks to memorize more scripture

4 Responses to “8 Bible Reading and Memory Plans [Weekend Resource]”

1. Jonathan says:

   January 1, 2010 at 9:04 pm

   Hey dude, lots of resources here.

   #3 in How and Why to Memorize doesn’t link.
2. Daniel C. Wilson says:

   January 1, 2010 at 9:19 pm

   Thanks Jonathan, fixed it.
3. Jonathan says:

   January 1, 2010 at 9:24 pm

   Cool. You’ve got one heck of a resource list here buddy.

   Great job on keeping together a very useful website!
4. Demian Farnworth says:

   March 4, 2010 at 9:32 am

   Indeed, this is a sweet resource. Looking forward to sharing. Thanks Daniel for spending the time on this.