But again, do be warned that it requires a lot of commitment.
For that reason it doesn’t much matter when you begin. But unlike most plans, it runs forever rather than running from January 1 to December 31. Professor Horner’s plan is intense-it requires ten chapters of reading per day. If you couldn’t do it in a year, perhaps it would be better not to try to do it in half a year.īegin Professor Horner’s Plan. However, you should be aware that reading the entire Bible in six months is going to be quite a challenge. Here is one example, and here is another. There are several plans that divide the Bible into 183 (or so) sections, so you can read the entire book in six months. So let me offer a few suggestions and draw your attention to a few resources that may prove helpful. (Frankly, has there ever been a year in which we’ve had a more desperate need to be thoroughly and constantly grounded in Scripture?) There is a lot to lose if you go 183 days without the Word there is a lot to gain if you’ll make a commitment to reading the Bible for the next 6 months. I want to encourage you to consider how you’ll read God’s Word from now until December. I want to encourage you to start the second half of 2020 strong.
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