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Read the Bible Together!

A yearly plan and a weekly study that’s accessible, structured, and designed for real life.

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    “Whether you want to read through the Bible in a year, or just have a simple consistent study, this plan allows you to study with others without the pressure of a normal reading plan.”

    Tim Lytle

    What you get:

    Each week’s study provides a full reading plan and smaller daily study passages drawn from the same set of Scriptures. Whether you read everything or just the shorter selections, you’ll always have a place at the table. The weekly reflection and conversation questions help bring the Scriptures into everyday life—in family discussions, Sunday school, small groups, and casual conversations with others who are following the same plan.

    My hope is simple: to help people engage Scripture consistently, talk about it together, and experience how shared readings strengthen both faith and community.

    What is it all about?

    I’m creating this study because I believe one of the simplest ways we can live out Hebrews 10:24–25—considering one another, stirring one another to love and good works, and exhorting one another—is by talking about Scripture together. And one of the simplest ways to spark those conversations is to be reading at least some of the same passages each week. When we share Scripture, we share clarity, questions, and insights. We create natural opportunities to encourage one another. We stop “forsaking the assembly” in the deeper, relational sense.

    But not everyone reads the Bible at the same pace. Some want to read through the Bible in a year. Others feel overwhelmed by that speed and gravitate toward shorter readings. Younger readers may need something simpler. Life circumstances shift, attention spans vary, and seasons change. So instead of building a plan that only works for one type of reader, I wanted something flexible enough that everyone can join meaningfully—without pressure, guilt, or the sense that falling behind means giving up.