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The Bible in a Year

Read the whole Bible from cover to cover in a year — about 15 minutes a day, with each day balanced by length so no day is a marathon. A related devotional is paired with the reading where we have one.

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Grace, Not Wages

Seven short readings on the heart of the gospel: God's grace is a gift, not a wage. Start here if you're new, or come back here when you've forgotten.

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HOLINESS, GRACE & TRUTH

A plain, searching devotional journey through new birth, storms, idols, forgiveness, holiness, prayer, parenting, youth, and sanctification. Each chapter stands alone as a devotional while the plan preserves the original sequence.

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Divine Exchange

Walk through the existing DiscipleDeck devotionals as a sequenced plan about surrender, renewal, mercy, obedience, and the life God gives in exchange for our old patterns. Each day keeps the original devotional intact while placing it inside a simple growth path.

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M'Cheyne Bible Reading Plan

Robert Murray M'Cheyne's 1842 calendar, read by generations of believers. Four short readings a day — two for the family, two for private devotion — take you through the Old Testament once and the New Testament and Psalms twice in a year.

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The Chronological Bible in a Year

Read the Bible in the order events happened: Job beside the patriarchs, the Psalms with David, the prophets inside the reigns of the kings, and Paul's letters in the middle of Acts. 365 days, balanced by length.

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The New Testament in 90 Days

All 27 books of the New Testament in 90 days — around three chapters a day, balanced by length.

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The Gospels in 30 Days

Walk with Jesus through all four Gospels in 30 days — about three chapters a day.

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Psalms and Proverbs in a Month

The classic monthly rhythm: on day n, read Psalms n, n+30, n+60, n+90 and n+120, and Proverbs n. Worship and wisdom, every day for a month.

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Jacob: Wrestling for the Blessing

Follow Jacob from Esau's birthright to the ladder at Bethel, the long years with Laban, and the night he wrestled with God and walked away limping and blessed.

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Joseph: God Uses Everything

Joseph was betrayed, enslaved, falsely accused and forgotten — and God wasted none of it. Ten readings on faithfulness in the dark and the God who means it for good.

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Small Letters, Big Faith

One reading a day from Philippians, Colossians, 1 Thessalonians, 1 Timothy and Titus — short letters with verses that carry a whole life.

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TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH — Devotionals from Acts

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THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD REVEALED — Devotionals from Romans

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BEHOLD, I MAKE ALL THINGS NEW — Devotionals from Revelation

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Faith that works — general epistles devotionals

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The Kingdom of Heaven Is at Hand - Matthew - John Devotionals

Timeless lessons from the Gospels

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OUT OF THE WHIRLWIND

Timeless Truths from Job

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For Such a Time as This — Esther Devotionals

Timeless Truths from Esther

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Rise Up and Build — Ezra & Nehemiah Devotionals

Timeless Truths from Ezra & Nehemiah

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THE GLORY FILLED THE HOUSE

Timeless Truths from 1 Kings - 2 Chronicles

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THE VISION OF THE HOLY ONE - Isaiah to Malachi

Timeless lessons from God's intense warnings of judgment against Israel's rebellion, the execution of that judgment through foreign exile, and the glorious promise of future redemption through a coming Messiah

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MY ROCK AND MY REDEEMER - PSALMS DEVOTIONAL

Before a single complaint is raised or an enemy named, the Psalter places before us this elemental choice: two paths, two ends, two destinies. And running through it all, the thread of a God who bends down to notice — who asks of the whole universe, "What is man, that you are mindful of him?" — and answers the question with infinite tenderness.

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LOVE STRONG AS DEATH

Imagine a book that begins not with a command or a narrative but with a longing. No preamble, no genealogy, no historical setting. Just a voice: Let him kiss me with the kisses of his mouth, for your love is better than wine. The Song of Solomon opens with desire — pure, direct, unembarrassed — and in doing so announces that it will not flinch from the full range of what love is. The church has long read this book on two levels simultaneously: as a celebration of the love between a man and a woman, which God designed and called very good; and as an allegory of the love between God and His people, between Christ and the church, between the soul and its Maker. Both readings are true. Both are necessary. The love described here is at once the most human thing in the world and a window into the most divine.

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The Beginning of Wisdom

A devotional reading of the book of Provers

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Wings of the Morning

God's perfect timing — He always saves the best for last. Christ does not despise the intellect — He redeems it, disciplines it, and brings it into service of truth. :God designed the soul for rhythm — work and Sabbath, effort and stillness, striving and receiving. Suffering is not a sign of God's absence — it is one of His most advanced classrooms. God builds surprise into outcomes to keep us humble, teachable, and dependent on Him rather than our own abilities. God's presence is inescapable — and His call to action is always more urgent than we are comfortable with. The great spiritual life is not built in dramatic moments alone — it is built in the steady, ordinary, faithful hours.

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