The Daily Bible Project: A Three-Year Record of Your Reading Plan Journey

By: Ink &. Willow

For anyone looking to deepen their spiritual walk by reading through the Bible in a year, this keepsake journal offers a reading schedule with daily Scripture assignments and room to record three years' worth of responses. Derived from the popular Daily Question series, The Daily Bible Project follows the same three-year structure in this new keepsake journal. Instead of a prompt, however, each page offers a Scripture reading assignment for the day, along with brief journaling spaces to fill with your favorite verses or your own questions and revelations experienced while reading. The daily reading plan is specially designed to keep you on track but not overwhelmed- . The daily readings are chronological but include chapters from the Old and New Testaments. . Each day's reading prompt assigns roughly three chapters of Scripture. . You'll read through the entire Bible each year, for three years. . Indicating just the Scripture reference, the journal can be used with any Bible translation or version. With room for three years' worth of responses, The Daily Bible Project offers a unique opportunity to track your spiritual growth and progress year over year.

• Format: Misc.
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0593233026
• ISBN13: 9780593233023
• Release Date: August 2021
• Publisher: Ink & Willow
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.6" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

Great features in this 3 year journal

The Daily Bible Project is a three-year journal published by Ink & Willow. It is a softbound book with a year-long chronological plan for users to read through the Bible. On each page are three separate areas, one for each year, for the user to write thoughts or questions about the day's reading. I like that one could look back at the year(s) before journal notes to see changes and growth in one's faith and understanding of that particular day's Bible passage. Throughout the book, there are a number of color pages that have a variety of interesting tidbits of information, such as Names for God, Verses for when you need hope, peace, joy, or comfort, The Bible by numbers, and Textual criticism, comparing the Gospels, as well as several others. At the back of the book, there is another reading plan that could be used, The Old and New Testament sequential plan. This is a beautiful book that would be great for one's personal use or for gift giving. I read a complimentary copy of the book from the publisher and was not required to write a positive review. The opinions are my own.