Incorporating regular Bible reading into your spiritual practice is always rewarding. If you’re looking for a manageable way to begin, reading through the New Testament in a year is a great option, only requiring one chapter per day, five days a week. This approach not only provides a deeper understanding of Jesus, but also strengthens your connection to your faith.
Establishing a daily routine can add a sense of calm and structure to your day. Including moments of prayer and reflection alongside your reading adds even more depth to the experience. As you immerse yourself in the New Testament, it can become a transformative journey, offering wisdom, guidance, and inspiration that permeates all areas of life.
See my year-long series titled Read the New Testament in a Year if you need help in this endeavor! If you prefer to read a little faster, also consider another series titled Read the Bible in a Year.
Printable Plan to Read the New Testament in a Year
Blog Posts from the Series: Read the New Testament in a Year
If you want to read the New Testament in a year, scroll through some weekly readings. Each post contains a summary of the chapters and some reflection questions!
General Blog Posts about Bible Reading and Other Spiritual Practices

Reflection Questions from the Acts of the Apostles




























Reflection Questions from Colossians




Reflection Questions from 1 and 2 Corinthians





























Reflection Questions from Ephesians






Reflection Questions from Galatians






Reflection Questions from Hebrews













Reflection Questions from James





Reflection Questions from the Gospel of John





















Reflection Questions from 1, 2, and 3 John







Reflection Questions from Jude

Reflection Questions from the Gospel of Luke
























Reflection Questions from the Gospel of Mark
















Reflection Questions from the Gospel of Matthew




























Reflection Questions from 1 and 2 Peter








Reflection Questions from Philemon

Reflection Questions from Philippians




Reflection Questions from Revelation






















Reflection Questions from Romans
















Reflection Questions from 1 and 2 Thessalonians








Reflection Questions from 1 and 2 Timothy










Reflection Questions from Titus



