Category Archives: Reading Plans
Here’s a basic approach to reading through the Bible during the year. Read two passages a week for 50 weeks and in a year you’ll see the “big picture” of the Bible. Bookmark and return to this post weekly as a guide to help you study from your own Bible, or click the selected passage to […]
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With the start of the new year Bible Gateway is offering several new Bible Reading Plans and Devotionals. One of them is The NIV 365-Day Devotional Reading Plan. Sign up to get it in your email inbox every day. This year-long reading plan is comprised of inspirational Bible passages and devotions from the following Bibles […]
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(Photo courtesy: Glenn Leatherman) One of the most well used sections of the Bible Gateway website is our Bible Reading Plans page. We’ve now improved its functionality to give it more flexibility and user customization. You’re now able to subscribe to reading plans, set a start date, mark days as read, and pause your plan […]
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Have you thought about reading through part or all of the Bible in 2015? The New Year is an excellent time to start spending time in the Bible—and we’ve completely revamped Bible Gateway’s Bible reading plans to make it easier than ever! Our new Reading Plan page has been completely redesigned and stocked with new […]
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Bible Gateway has published its 2014 Year in Review. Based on over 1.5 billion pageviews and over 150 million unique visitors to Bible Gateway from December 2013 through November 2014, the data we’ve gathered provides a glimpse at how people engaged with the Bible in 2014. You can view our findings here. Our Year in […]
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The Revised Common Lectionary (RCL) is now a part of Bible Gateway’s many Bible reading plans for your daily enjoyment, personal worship, and spiritual benefit. We offer both the Complementary and Semicontinuous editions. A lectionary is a collection of readings from the Bible (called “lections”) that are intended to enhance the act of worship. Lectionaries […]
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Are you drawing up a list of New Year’s resolutions for 2014? Even if you’re not making an actual written list, you’re probably giving at least some thought to what the New Year might hold for you. Hopefully, the New Year will hold peace and happiness for you. But beyond that, we hope that 2014 […]
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Starting on Monday, July 1, we’re launching a new email reading plan that’s perfect for anyone who wants a manageable, yet rewarding Bible reading experience: The New Testament in 24 Weeks with The Voice.
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Looking to cultivate a habit of daily Scripture reading? Wondering where to turn to next, now that Lent is wrapping up? We’ve created a new 40-day Bible reading plan just for you. Click for details.
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It’s become an annual tradition here at Bible Gateway to try and find ways to help people get to know the Bible better–and in 2013, we want to help you make Bible reading a habit.
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Why are the same events sometimes reported differently in the four Gospels? Should the biblical accounts be viewed as contradictory and unreliable? We interviewed author Michael Licona to learn more. Read the interview here: fal.cn/ue58
Why Are There Differences in the Gospels?: An Interview with Michael R. Licona
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Why are there differences in the four Gospels? Does that mean the Gospels are unreliable?
Would you hold fast to your faith in the face of persecution? Here's one man who did: fal.cn/ue.F
Do not take revenge or bear a grudge against members of your community, but love your neighbor as yourself; I am the Lord. - Leviticus 19:18 (CSB) www.biblegateway.com/passage/?version=CSB&search=Leviticus%2019:18
Did you know that it's easy to compare a Bible passage in more than one Bible translation? Watch the video below, then click here to learn how you can do this on Bible Gateway: bg4.me/CompareBibles
For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? - Mark 8:36 (AKJV) fal.cn/uzjz
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