Determine a time and location to spend 15 minutes a day. It is best to have a consistent time and a quite place where you can regularly meet with the Lord.
If we are not used to reading the Bible daily, perhaps start with this easy-to-use tool to read, study and apply God’s word to your personal life.
These prompts will encourage meditation in the form of journaling. Remember to keep a pen and paper ready to capture God’s insights.
Write down the passage you read or copy a verse/phrase that stood out.
What do you notice? Context, repeated words, themes, promises, commands, warnings.
How does this truth impact your life today? Be specific as you process your thoughts, actions, attitudes, relationships, etc.
Turn what you read and applied into prayers of praise, thanksgiving, confession or request.
Jun 1: 2 Chronicles 29-30
Jun 2: 2 Chronicles 31-32
Jun 3: 2 Chronicles 33-35
Jun 4: 2 Chronicles 36;
Ezra 1-2
Jun 5: Ezra 3-5
Jun 6: Ezra 6-7
Jun 7: Ezra 8-10
Jun 8: Nehemiah 1-3
Jun 9: Nehemiah 4-6
Jun 10: Nehemiah 7-9
Jun 11: Nehemiah 10-11
Jun 12: Nehemiah 12-13
Jun 13: Esther 1-4
Jun 14: Esther 5-8
Jun 15: Est 9-10; Job 1-2
Jun 16: Job 3-8
Jun 17: Job 9-13
Jun 18: Job 14-18
Jun 19: Job 19-23
Jun 20: Job 24-29
Jun 21: Job 30-33
Jun 22: Job 34-38
Jun 23: Job 39-42;
Psalm 1
Jun 24: Psalm 2-10
Jun 25: Psalm 11-18
Jun 26: Psalm 19-26
Jun 27: Psalm 27-34
Jun 28: Psalm 35-39
Jun 29: Psalm 40-47
Jun 30: Psalm 48-55