Bible Reading Trackers

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When You READ

Make time for God’s Word and let it transform how you think, live, and respond to Him. READ to become familiar with the message and story of Scripture. MEDITATE by slowing down and allowing God’s truth to take root in your heart. STUDY each passage to understand it more deeply, including its meaning, context, and application. Each time you open your Bible, you have an opportunity to grow in wisdom, discernment, and obedience.

God’s Word strengthens our faith, renews our minds, and teaches us how to walk in truth. The Bible reading trackers on this page are designed to help you read Scripture consistently and keep track of your progress. Choose the tracker that best fits your goals and reading preferences.

  • Read 14 chapters each day to finish the Bible in approximately three months.
  • Read 7 chapters each day to finish the Bible in approximately six months.
  • Read 4 chapters each day to finish the Bible within one year.

Bible Reading Tracker

Print this tracker two-sided, fold, and keep inside your Bible to easily track every chapter you read.

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Digital Bible Reading Tracker

Make a copy of this digital Bible reading tracker and keep track of the chapters you’ve read in digital format.

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Five Tips for Reading Your Bible

  • CHOOSE A CONSISTENT LOCATION. Find a quiet, comfortable place where you can read without unnecessary distractions.
  • PRAY BEFORE YOUR READ. Ask the Holy Spirit to give you understanding and help you receive and apply the truth of God’s Word.
  • GATHER YOUR SUPPLIES. Keep highlighters, pens, sticky notes, and a journal nearby so you can mark important passages and record what you learn.
  • WRITE DOWN WHAT STANDS OUT. Record key verses, questions, observations, and practical ways you can obey what you have read.
  • FOLLOW A READING PLAN. A plan gives your reading direction and helps you remain consistent and track your progress.

If you are new to reading the Bible, do not become discouraged by the passages you do not yet understand. Focus on applying and obeying what you do understand. As you continue reading and growing, the Lord will deepen your understanding of His Word.