The Bible is a big book. So big that fully understanding it remains a lifelong goal. Rather than trying to read it through in a few sittings, like most of us do with many smaller books, many people instead read a small amount every day.
The slow-and-steady approach has a lot of benefits, but it comes with one major challenge—knowing what to read in what order. Enter: free Bible reading plans available in the free version of Logos Bible Software.
A Bible reading plan organizes your daily reading around a theme, so you can quickly get an overview of what Scripture says about a given topic without investing any time searching. We have a huge variety to choose from—57 unique plans to be exact.
Some are seasonal, five of them are geared for more advanced study, and these 45 are based on a variety of topics:
| 10 Days on Discipleship | 5 Days on Spiritual Growth |
| 14 Days on Sin | 10 Days on Wisdom |
| 10 Days on Worry | 10 Days on Patience |
| 14 Kinds of Psalms | 14 Days on Prophecy |
| 14 Days on Generosity | 14 Days on Speech |
| 10 Days on Baptism | 10 Days on Suffering |
| 14 Days on Doubt | 7 Days on Fasting |
| 14 Days on Humility | 14 Days on Justice |
| 14 Days on Glory | 30 Days on Money |
| 14 Days on Work | 14 Days on Pride |
| 6 Days on Light | 10 Days on Truth |
| 14 Days on the Kingdom of God | 14 Days on the Holy Spirit |
| 10 Days on Freedom | 10 Days on Encouragement |
| 21 Days on Prayer | 14 Days on Worship |
| 21 Days on Faith | 30 Days on Marriage |
| 10 Days on the Second Coming | 7 Days on Perseverance |
| 10 Days on Friendship | 10 Days on Guilt |
| 7 Days on Forgiveness | 14 Days on the Poor |
| 21 Days on Government & Citizenship | 14 Days on Hope |
| 14 Days on Holiness | 10 Days on Hospitality |
| 14 Days on Grace | 21 Days on Love |
| 10 Days on Lust | 7 Days on Covenant |
| 14 Days on Grief |
Sample plan
Here’s what you’d be guided through if you chose the 10 Days on Encouragement plan:
| Day 1: Deuteronomy 31:7–8, 23; Joshua 1:1–9 | Day 6: John 16:16–33 |
| Day 2: 2 Kings 6:8–23 | Day 7: Acts 4:36–37, 14:19–23 |
| Day 3: Psalm 27 | Day 8: Acts 18:1–11 |
| Day 4: Isaiah 35:1–10 | Day 9: Ephesians 6:21–24, Colossians 4:7–9 |
| Day 5: Jeremiah 29:1–23 | Day 10: Hebrews 10:19–25 |
How to get these Bible reading plans
Now is a perfect time to launch a new study, and you can get started in minutes. All you have to do is download the free version of Logos Bible Software.
Logos Basic includes the Faithlife Study Bible AND 40+ other free resources, plus powerful features to help you not just read the Bible, but study it.
One of the most incredible built-in tools you’ll get is the Bible Word Study tool. Whether you’re reading from the mobile app, web, or desktop, it only takes a couple taps to see what a word means, how it’s translated in other parts of Scripture, and where the word appears in other parts of the Bible. Here’s how Mark Ward did a Bible Word Study on love.
How to start a new plan
- Open the Logos app
- Tap the hamburger menu button (three lines stacked on top of each other) in the bottom right, then tap Books under Library.
- Tap the Bible version you’d like to read from. (Logos Basic includes free access to versions like the KJV, CSB, and the Lexham English Bible. If you prefer a different version, you can add it to your Logos library affordably—many other popular Bible versions are under $10.)
- Tap the three dots in the top-right corner, then tap Start a Reading Plan.
- Choose the plan you want from the Plan section.
After you’ve done it once, it takes about three seconds to start a plan. And bonus—you can do this with any book in your Logos library!
Here’s what a daily reading looks like. (Video recorded in dark mode.)
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