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Bible Reading Schedule and Bookmarks can be found in Goodies, free and printable.




















I’m so excited to start this, thank you for your inspiration and encouragement (in advance!).
I’m willing to give it a go!
I pray I will focus and keep to it!
Can’t wait!
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oooohhhh fun! perfect addition to my list of resolutions this year!
I’ve been thinking about this for a long time. Excited to be able to join in a challenge to complete it!
Looking forward to this. Thanks for the challenge
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I am so excited to get started.
YAY!
This is something I’ve been wanting to do for quite sometime! Very excited to give it a go! ^_^
I just found a place in the back of my NIV life applicqtion Bible that has 365 days of scripture readings. I’ve always had a “whoa that’s a lot moment” with reading the whole Bible in a year but I am going to follow the plan in my Bible. Excited to know others are joining in the journey through the Word.
awesome!
First time i’ve tried to do this. I’ve read different parts of the bible but never the whole thing.
Glad to have you!
I am excited to go through the Bible again this year!! I went thru it chronologically the past 2 years and was looking for something different. I’m going to use your list and join the challenge. I really need the encouragement.
I’m in and so excited about having some accountability. Thanks for providing this.
Excited to take this journey with you Rachel!
Yay! Glad to have you.
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Just found this challenge on Pinterest!! I am so in!!
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I’m so sure I cannot do this! But it is my heart’s desire to be a scholar and lover of the Word. So, I will try once more.
You can do it! We are cheering each other on!
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What about day 15 and 16?? I just started and want to get caught up
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so sorry! Posting now!
Glad to have you on board!!
And did you catch the free printable schedule? (if that helps?) It’s here: http://rachelwojo.com/goodies/
Have a great day!
thank you!! I found it after I posted.. So sorry! Love this list!! Soooo excited about doing this! Almost caught up
I was searching for one to join in! Happy to find you, this is my first time.
YAY! Glad to have you.
I’m a little late but i would like to get started on the 2013 Bible Challenge!
oh so glad to have you join in!! Still plenty of time to catch up.
Thank you! I’m working on it. I need the accountability!
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I love to take this journey with you if you will still have me. I am a 1st timer with reading the bible too.
My husband bought me a tablet and my put my bible on it for me . I own one, and I use it just not familiar
with it.
Thanks for your time,
Kathy MacKenzie
We would LOVE to have you!! I’m so excited for you.
YAY for digital Bible reading!!!
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I jumped on board with this on Wed. So I’m pretty far behind you guys but I have attempted to read the Bible in a year a few times and it has never happened. My hope this time is that I have a group to help keep me accountable and encouraged to keep going. I loved your post that said you need to find the time when you are at your best. I always felt like I was suppose to do my Bible time in the morning because I remember growing up always seeing my Mom do hers and still does in the morning. But I am SO not a morning person. I have found this week that the best time for me is when my 3 year old takes his afternoon nap or is playing in his room for quite time (when he doesn’t want to nap). I”m not sure how this weekend is going to go when all the kids and husband are home but at this point I am determined to make time! Happy Friday everyone!
Way to go Sarah!! I’ve always had a houseful of kids- many of them early risers. It is sooo important to be flexible and find the time that is best for you! Keep going- we can do it!
I need to read today’s readings….and then I’m still with you! And I love the way each of the chapters are flowing together! Thank you so much for the challenge to read!!
I found this at the end of last year and began doing it January 1st. I have attempted to read the Bible in a year before but always get discouraged reading all the Psalms one right after another or Proverbs (they are great, but more meaningful in small doses). I have to say, I have kept up each day and LOVE this way of reading through the Bible in a year!! I don’t get the chance to read it until bedtime – little, non-napping kids, but I am reading it and that is what matters. I am trying to enjoy my season of life and know we are only a few years from me getting up earlier than them (up by 5:30 usually!). Anyway, just wanted to say thank you for presenting a different way to read. I love it!!
I am so glad that you are loving it! Yes, there are different seasons of life and embracing the one you are is so important. I have to preach that to myself quite frequently.
I’m glad you like the reading plan; it’s not for everyone, but I really have enjoyed it the other times I’ve used it. That was why I chose it again for this challenge. Bless you Stacy! For your faithfulness to His Word and thanks for letting us know about your success so far!!
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Blessed Friday to y’all from Texas,
Staying caught up from the middle, but that’s just how I roll, always a day late and a dollar short.
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