Christ-Centered Chronological Bible Study for All AgesOver 1 million people trust it every week!The Bible is not a collection of stories. It is one story of God's plan to rescue His people from sin and death. It is the story of redemption, the gospel message of Jesus Christ. And it's our story, too.The Gospel Project Details:Chronological study plan - Genesis thru RevelationChrist-centered study - All scripture gives testimony to JesusAge alignment - All ages learn same lessonsMissional focus to respond to God99 Essential doctrines of Christian faith identified3 year study plan18 months in Old Testament18 months in New Testament Other Ways to Get The Gospel ProjectDIGITAL OPTIONS: Get studies in digital format. Shop Digital OptionsSTUDIES BY TOPIC: Short-term studies based on topic. Shop Short-Term StudiesStart a Recurring Order, and Save Up To 5%Create a recurring order on your LifeWay account, and get these great benefits: Discount on products. Save 5% on LifeWay church account orders, and 3% on credit card orders.
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The Bible that allows you to study Scripture in the order of events as they happened The Chronological Study Bible presents the text of the New King James Version in chronological order - the order in which the events actually happened - with notes, articles, and full-color graphics that connect the reader to the history and culture of Bible times. It is the only NKJV study Bible arranged in chronological order. Features include: The entire NKJV text with translators' notes, arranged in chronological order, provides absorbing and effective Bible study Full-color illustrations of places, artifacts, and cultural phenomena give the reader a dramatic, "you are there" experience Fascinating articles connect the Bible text to world history and culture Daily Life Notes explain how people lived in Bible times Time Panels and Charts show the flow of Bible history In-text and full-page color maps of the biblical world assist study Part of the Signature Series line of Thomas Nelson Bibles Chronological Study Bibles sold to date: More than 400,000 The New King James Version(R) - More than 60 million copies sold
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishers Publish Date: October 2008 Books > > New King James Version - Study This review is also available on my blog, Read Till Dawn.I've been fascinated by the idea of reading the Bible chronologically for . . . maybe two years now? One day the idea just popped into my head: it would be so cool to read the Bible in the order that it was actually written. I talked my brother into joining me on a "read the Bible in two years" challenge, with a document I'd printed off of the internet that listed daily readings in chronological order. But you know how it is - life happeneLast December, I went on a hunt for a new Bible reading plan. I wanted to find one that was 5 days a week (instead of the usual seven) and I was hoping to find one that was psuedo-chronological (more on what I mean by that in a moment). After searching a variety of websites, I came across this Bible reading plan that is my new favorite. I think it will be one that I use time and time again.
Here are the five reasons why I like it so much: I like the 5-day format for a variety of reasons. It gives you a little more flexibility on how you read (it’s the same amount of weekly Bible reading, just apportioned in five days rather than seven). If you’re in a Bible study that has a day or two of homework, it gives you extra space in your week to prepare. It’s also nice if you get behind a couple of days because you can use the weekend to catch up. I typically use Saturday to read the New Testament sections and then have Sunday as a free day, to read and reflect upon whatever passage I choose. Overall, I really enjoy the flexibility that the 5-day format provides for my week. A couple of years ago I used a One Year Chronological Bible. I appreciate this format because it weaves together the prophetic books with the historical books. I learned about the Old Testament just by following the plan. I also enjoyed reading the Psalms of David in conjunction with the historical narrative of his life (there really were bands of angry men attacking him).
However, the one downside of the chronological plan was that I didn’t get to the New Testament until October. I prefer a plan that allows me to read them side-by-side throughout the year. In this 5-day plan, the Old Testament is arranged chronologically, and there is a New Testament reading every day. I appreciated the way they grouped the New Testament readings. The gospels are not in chronological order, but spaced throughout the year, one for each season. And, they are done in such a way that you begin with Mark (the first gospel), and then read some of the early epistles of Paul. Then around March, you’ll be in Luke and read it alongside Acts (same author). I read John last month, along with his three letters and Revelation. Basically, I love how it’s all laid out. It gives you the benefit of the chronological ordering for the OT alongside an engaging plan for the New Testament. Truly, I haven’t read a plan that I like better. Cost: You Can’t Beat It puts out this plan in a PDF that you can download for free.
It doesn’t get better than that. You Read Your Own Bible In past years, I’ve used Bibles that apportion the texts out for me. It makes it simple to just open and read without a lot of flipping between texts. However, I find this plan preferable because it allows me to read through the Bible in my own Bible. This fact also meant I can choose the translation. The One Year Bibles I owned were in the NIV, and this plan allowed me to read through the entire Bible in the ESV (For ESV options, see here and here). As I read through my own Bible, it also helped to have the study notes and introductions easily available. The plan is organized in a 52-week format. While you can begin it in January, you can also begin in March or June. It’s easy to print up multiple copies and have them in whatever Bibles you have around the house. Since it’s just piece of paper, it’s travel friendly for work trips and vacations. After four weeks of this topic, I’ve covered (in an unplanned descending order):