Hi Joe, Yes, this year I started a 3 month chronological reading plan and I'm loving it! I'm using it in conjunction with my rainbow bible. I'm not good with 365 day plans as I spend to many hours in my Bible daily. This three month plan is working great. After completing the days assignment, then I can begin my scripture writing plan.
I’ve read the M’Cheyne plan several times before and after reading some other plans have found this one to be my favorite. As you said, reading 4 different books each day is very appealing especially as you get the OT and the NT every day. Thank you for the video Joe.
Congratulations, Brad! Joe, keep up the good work. I'm using a 1 year through the NT with my church (using my CSB Experiencing God Study Bible for this), and a 6 month plan through the whole Bible (NET Thinline Art Edition). I think I'm going to use the same 6 month plan during the back half of the year, maybe with the NLT.
They're both very edifying. The 1995 is still used by me regularly. And the M'Cheyne plan is just great for learning your particular Bible. You're entered into the giveaway!
Wow!!. That's amazing. Thank you for hosting an giveaway. Wow!! That's so generous of them. Thank you again for hosting another amazing giveaway 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 congratulations to the winner 🎉🎉🎉🎉 🎉🎉🎉 I would like to enter to the next giveaway.
@joesbibles5636 It's a lot of reading but you are able to stay familiar with the entire Bible with this plan. It does take some dedication and consecration because it's quite a time investment, but there is nothing we do for our Lord that's not rewarded many times over, both in this life and for eternity.
How do you know you are reading the one true Bible of the Word of God? Reading the Bible is one thing. Reading and interpreting the Scriptures correctly is a whole new ball game.
If you’re new to interpretation, don’t be too discouraged. There are plenty of commentaries, study Bibles, and study guides that can help. Let me know if you need help.
@@joesbibles5636 I am not talking about interpretations. I am talking about Bibles that have had alterations to the Scriptures. Some versions have Scripture deleted, Some have Scripture changed. Some have Scripture added. The only true Bible of the Word of God are the books composed by human authors inspired by the Holy Spirit.They include 46 books of the Old Testament and 27 books for the New Testament.. Bibles began changing Scripture during the16th century as a result of the Protestant Reformation.
Just watched the other video about the M’Cheyne plan. Love that you’re able to add giveaways to this! So cool.
Entered! Shhh… don’t tell anyone about these giveaways… LOL
Hi Joe, Yes, this year I started a 3 month chronological reading plan and I'm loving it! I'm using it in conjunction with my rainbow bible. I'm not good with 365 day plans as I spend to many hours in my Bible daily. This three month plan is working great. After completing the days assignment, then I can begin my scripture writing plan.
Great! I should use a 3-month plan next year also. 365 really does seem too long now for me.
I’ve read the M’Cheyne plan several times before and after reading some other plans have found this one to be my favorite. As you said, reading 4 different books each day is very appealing especially as you get the OT and the NT every day. Thank you for the video Joe.
Only about 24 days in and already it's a great plan. You're entered into the giveaway!
Great video! I’m currently reading through the Bible using an Our Daily Bread Reading plan (I found it on my calendar) 😁
Cool! I'll look into that Our Daily Bread Reading plan. You're entered into the giveaway.
Congratulations, Joe!
Thank you!
Nice! Great bible translation!
Thank you! You're entered into the giveaway.
Congratulations, Brad!
Joe, keep up the good work. I'm using a 1 year through the NT with my church (using my CSB Experiencing God Study Bible for this), and a 6 month plan through the whole Bible (NET Thinline Art Edition). I think I'm going to use the same 6 month plan during the back half of the year, maybe with the NLT.
You're entered into the giveaway. How do you like that Experiencing God Bible? I'm enjoying that Bible.
@@joesbibles5636 I like it. My family and I use the questions to help us with our family worship time.
@@jasonmarshall5730 Isn't it cool? I'm enjoying those questions, too.
1000+ subscribers. Amazing!
I know, right? God is good!
I’ve always wanted to do this plan
Try it. It's a good one! You're entered into the giveaway!
WOW... NASB Prime, can't wait for you to announce the winner Good Luck to all the subscribers
You're entered into the giveaway.
The Reference Bible is a gem!
I'm currently doing a basic, Old & New Testament plan called Bible In A Year. Did a chronological one last year.
Hope you liked that Chronological plan. I did a similar one a couple of years ago. I loved it! You're entered into the giveaway!
I've not read through the NASB 2020 or the M'Cheyne plan. Maybe I'll add that to my routine. Looks awesome! That ICA Bible looks amazing!
They're both very edifying. The 1995 is still used by me regularly. And the M'Cheyne plan is just great for learning your particular Bible. You're entered into the giveaway!
Wow!!. That's amazing. Thank you for hosting an giveaway. Wow!! That's so generous of them. Thank you again for hosting another amazing giveaway 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 congratulations to the winner 🎉🎉🎉🎉 🎉🎉🎉 I would like to enter to the next giveaway.
You're welcome! You're entered into the giveaway!
This is my third year following the M'Cheyne reading plan.
What do you like about it?
@joesbibles5636 It's a lot of reading but you are able to stay familiar with the entire Bible with this plan. It does take some dedication and consecration because it's quite a time investment, but there is nothing we do for our Lord that's not rewarded many times over, both in this life and for eternity.
Let’s go
Thanks for inviting me to read with you. You're entered into the giveaway.
How do you know you are reading the one true Bible of the Word of God? Reading the Bible is one thing. Reading and interpreting the Scriptures correctly is a whole new ball game.
If you’re new to interpretation, don’t be too discouraged. There are plenty of commentaries, study Bibles, and study guides that can help. Let me know if you need help.
@@joesbibles5636 I am not talking about interpretations. I am talking about Bibles that have had alterations to the Scriptures. Some versions have Scripture deleted, Some have Scripture changed. Some have Scripture added. The only true Bible of the Word of God are the books composed by human authors inspired by the Holy Spirit.They include 46 books of the Old Testament and 27 books for the New Testament.. Bibles began changing Scripture during the16th century as a result of the Protestant Reformation.