Nate’s Current Reading Plan

The journey of this reading plan is to enjoy the Old and New Testaments in parallel while taking two laps through the Psalms by incorporating a daily portion from the Psalter. This reading plan is a five-day-a-week plan to allow margin for the study of other things or catch up on your reading.

New and Old Testament in parallel

Chronologically organized to where each chapter fits into the general timeline

✓ Only five days a week to give you time to catch-up or focus on Bible studies or spiritual disciplines

✓ Watch short devotional videos (posted on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok) to provide background to the text and further insight

✓ Start your reading at any point of the year and jump right in to the conversation

FOLLOW THE PLAN

  • 1) Num 20-21; Luke 10; Ps 91

    2) Num 22-24; Luke 11; Ps 92

    3) Num 25-26; Luke 12; Ps 93–94

    4) Num 27-29; Luke 13; Ps 95–96

    5) Num 30-31; Luke 14; Ps 97-99

  • 1) Num 32-34; Luke 15; Ps 100–102

    2) Num 35-36; Luke 16; Ps 103

    3) Deut 1-2; Luke 17; Ps 104

    4) Deut 3-4; Luke 18; Ps 105

    5) Deut 5-7; Luke 19; Ps 106

  • 1) Deut 8-9; Luke 20; Ps 107

    2) Deut 10-12; Luke 21; Ps 108

    3) Deut 13-15; Luke 22; Ps 109

    4) Deut 16-18; Luke 23; Ps 110

    5) Deut 19-21; Luke 24; Ps 111

  • 1) Deut 22-24; John 1; Ps 112

    2) Deut 25-27; John 2; Ps 113

    3) Deut 28; John 3; Ps 114-115

    4) Deut 29-31; John 4; Ps 116-118

    5) Deut 32-34; John 5; Ps 119:1–8