Bible Reading Plan

REAP is a simple journaling plan to help you strengthen your faith and draw closer to God everyday

It's easy: read your Bible everyday and journal your thoughts using the REAP format (see below). All you need is a Bible, a pen, a journal or notebook, and the Bible Reading Plan.

December

1: Rom. 5-8
2: Rom. 9-12
3: Rom. 13-16
4: Eph. 1-4
5: Eph. 5,6; Ps. 119:1-80
6: Phil. 1-4
7: Col. 1-4
8: I Tim. 1-4
9: I Tim. 5,6; Tit. 1-3
10: 2 Tim. 1-4
11: Philem.; Heb. 1-4
12: Heb. 5-8
13: Heb. 9-11
14: Heb. 12,13; Jude
15: Jas. 1-5
16: I Pet. 1-5
17: 2 Pet. 1-3; Jn. 1
18: Jn. 2-4
19: Jn. 5,6
20: Jn. 7,8
21: Jn. 9-11
22: Jn. 12-14
23: Jn. 15-18
24: Jn. 19-21
25: I Jn. 1-5
26: Ps. 117, 119:81-176; 2 Jn.; 3 Jn
27: Rev. 1-4
28: Rev. 5-9
29: Rev. 10-14
30: Rev. 15-18
31: Rev. 19-22

January

February

R: Read

Read the day’s chapters from the Bible Reading Plan and write down the verse (or passage of verses) that stands out to you the most.
This will be the key passage for the day for you. 

E: Explore

Explore the text and write your observations about the passage itself and the surrounding verses, background,
and context of your chosen verse or passage. 

A: Apply

Apply what you have learned. Ask yourself, “How will I live differently because of what I have just read and learned?
What is the Holy Spirit highlighting?” Write down your responses and apply God’s Word to your life. 

P: Pray 

Write out a prayer based on what you have read and learned. Pray it out.
We encourage you to share some of your REAP entries at Connect Group.