Readings for June 2025
June 1 Nahum/Song of Solomon Matthew 15-21 Psalm 119c-125
June 8 Deut 1-17 Matthew 22-28 Psalm 126-132
June 15 Deut 18-34 1+2 Peter Psalm 133-139
June 22 Isaiah 18-34 Ephesians Psalm 140-146
June 29 Judges Psalm 147-150, Prov 1-3
Click here for the whole reading plan and to access the weekly gospel reflections playlist
(*As of April 23rd, the reading plan has been updated to fix Rob's math error)
A message from Pastor Rob:
For the past 25 years, I've read through the whole Bible each year. I've made my own Bible reading plan that had me reading a few chapters from the Old Testament, one chapter from the New Testament, and one Psalm or chapter of Proverbs each day. I change the order of the books each year, mixing up which Old Testament books get paired with which New Testament books, helping me see new connections I never noticed before. This is not a Bible study plan; it's a plan to give a big-picture view of the whole Bible. This year, after having several friends in the church ask for a copy of my plan, I thought we could all do it together in 2025.
So here's how it works: Each month, I'll post at the top of this page the readings for that month. Each week (more or less) on Thursdays, Randy and I will post a short video giving "gospel reflections" on the readings we'll be doing.
Feel free to journal any thoughts or questions you have, or maybe spend a little time studying one passage in more detail. Find out who else is reading and take time to discuss what you're learning. See if you can notice a pattern of how the Bible books I'm reading tend to make appearances in the sermons and lessons on Sunday. Maybe you've never read the whole Bible. Maybe it's been a while since you looked at certain parts. Maybe you find it hard to stick to a plan you're doing by yourself. Whatever your situation, taking this opportunity to read through the whole Bible in a year along with your brothers and sisters at TCPC promises to be a blessing to your walk with God. Read with us!
"It is my prayer that your love may abound more and more, with knowledge and all discernment." Philippians 1:9