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Bible reading plan generator
Choose what you want to read and how long you want to take. See how many chapters a day it takes, your finish date and your first week of readings.
- Free to use
- No sign-up
- Runs in your browser
- Nothing you type is sent anywhere
Your plan
Your reading plan
Want to save this and come back to it? Storm Bible Study keeps everything on your own device. See Storm Bible Study.
Keep your plan on track all year
Storm Bible Study shows today's reading, ticks it off as you go and quietly catches you up when you miss a day, alongside your journal and prayer list.
- Daily readings with progress
- Gentle catch-up when you fall behind
- SOAP journal, prayers and memory verses
- Private, offline and ad free
One payment. No subscription. Works offline and your data stays on your device.
How long does it take to read the Bible?
The Bible has 66 books and 1,189 chapters. Reading it in a year takes a little over three chapters a day, or about fifteen to twenty minutes for most readers.
Choosing a pace
If a year feels like too much, start with the New Testament in 90 days or the Gospels in 30 days. Finishing a shorter plan builds the habit for a longer one.
How this plan is built
The generator lists every chapter in order and spreads them evenly across the days you choose, so some days have one chapter more than others. Real reading time depends on chapter length, which varies a lot between books.
Read and reflect
Try picking one verse each day and writing a short note: the verse, what it says, how it applies to you and a short prayer. This is the SOAP method.
Read more: How to start a Bible reading plan and actually stick to it.
Frequently asked questions
How many chapters a day to read the Bible in a year?
About 3.3 chapters a day. Many plans round this to three or four chapters, or add a Psalm.
Is it better to read in order?
Reading in order is simple. Some people prefer plans that mix the Old and New Testaments each day. Both work.
What if I miss a day?
Do not try to read a whole week at once. Add a little to the next few days, or reset your plan from today.
Can I track my progress here?
Not here. Storm Bible Study saves your plan, ticks off readings and catches you up automatically.
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