Read the New Testament in One Year
The New Testament has 260 chapters, fewer than the days in a year. Instead of cutting chapters into fragments, most days have one full chapter and some days are left open for reflection.
- Chapters
- 260
- Approximate daily reading
- About 0.7 chapters a day
- ≈
- About 5 minutes
Your reading goal
Choose your Bible reading pace
Want to read faster or take the traditional one-year approach? Find Your Verse lets you build a guided Bible reading schedule for 3, 6, 9 or 12 months. The 12-month plan is the default, but your schedule can adapt to the pace that works for you.
How it works
- Each day shows a short reading made of whole chapters.
- Mark chapters as read — your progress is saved by chapter, so switching Bible version never resets it.
- Your place is remembered on every device when you sign in with Google.
- There are no streaks and nothing is counted against you.
What if I miss some days?
Nothing is lost. When you come back you can continue at your own pace (your finish date moves a little later) or keep your original finish date (the remaining reading is spread over the days left).
Reading schedule overview
- Month 1 · Matthew 1 – Matthew 21
- Month 2 · Matthew 22 – Mark 15
- Month 3 · Mark 16 – Luke 21
- Month 4 · Luke 22 – John 18
- Month 5 · John 19 – Acts 19
- Month 6 · Acts 20 – Romans 13
- Month 7 · Romans 14 – 2 Corinthians 2
- Month 8 · 2 Corinthians 3 – Ephesians 5
- Month 9 · Ephesians 6 – 1 Timothy 5
- Month 10 · 1 Timothy 6 – Hebrews 12
- Month 11 · Hebrews 13 – Jude 1
- Month 12 · Revelation 1 – Revelation 22
Questions
- Do I need an account?
- No. Anyone can read the plan and every chapter. Signing in with Google simply lets Find Your Verse keep your progress.
- Which Bible version can I use?
- Any version available on Find Your Verse. Progress belongs to the chapter, not the wording, so you can switch at any time.
- Can I pause?
- Yes. Pause whenever you need to; nothing is counted while the goal is paused.