Create Your Personalized
Bible Reading Plan
Tell us what you're going through. You'll get Scripture that speaks to it, with a journal prompt for each day.
How It Works
Choose Your Topic
Select what you're going through: anxiety, grief, spiritual growth, or something else. Add a few details and the plan gets built around them.
Generate Your Plan
The generator picks day-by-day readings that fit what you described, each with a journal prompt.
Start Reading
Follow the plan at your own pace. Each day has a passage, a theme, and a prompt.
You're new to this, or nearly new. Maybe you made a decision last week; maybe you're still circling. Either way, the Bible is the main place to find out who God is, what He's done, and how He invites you to live.
2 Corinthians 5:17 declares, "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!" You're starting fresh, and this reading plan is designed to help you build a strong foundation.
John 1:12 clarifies your new identity: "Yet to all who did receive him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God." Understanding your identity in Christ is the first and most important step, everything else flows from knowing whose you are.
This plan covers the essentials: who God is, what Jesus did, how the Holy Spirit works in you, how to pray, how to read the Bible, the importance of community, and how to share your story. Each passage is chosen for clarity and relevance, with context provided so you don't need prior Bible knowledge.
The journal prompts help you process each truth personally, because head knowledge becomes heart knowledge when you reflect on how it applies to your real life. Take your time, ask questions, and know that every mature believer started exactly where you are.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a new Christian read first?
How do I know if I'm really saved?
Scripture First. Free.
This tool builds a reading plan from what you tell it. If you want somewhere to journal the readings and keep a record over time, that's Psalmlog.
