The New Testament has 260 chapters, and 2027 has 261 weekdays. Read one chapter on each workday and you'll finish by New Year's Eve, with every weekend free to catch up.
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New book: Matthew. Written for readers steeped in the Hebrew Scriptures. Watch for 'to fulfil what was spoken'. Matthew keeps showing Jesus as the promised King.
Read Matthew 2.
Read Matthew 3.
Read Matthew 4.
Read Matthew 5.
Read Matthew 6.
Read Matthew 7.
A year-long plan only works if you can recover from a missed day. Keeping weekends free does that. Each weekday shows one chapter, in order from Matthew 1 to Revelation 22. On the first day of each book you also get a short introduction: who wrote it, who it was for, and what to watch for.
Every event also carries one question to think about. There are five that rotate, like "What did the first readers most need to hear here?", so a three-minute reading turns into a little study.
Wayfold: Understand the Bible: Chapter-by-chapter Bible study with questions, the verse behind each answer, and printable small-group leader guides.
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Yes. Subscribe any time and pick up with that day's chapter, or use weekends to catch up on the chapters you missed.
260 chapters fit the 261 weekdays of 2027 almost exactly. With weekends free, one missed day doesn't put you behind for good.
Wayfold is a chapter-by-chapter Bible study app. It gives questions, shows the verse behind each answer, and has printable small-group leader guides.
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