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Bible Reading Plan for Year 2

June for Year 2

Day 517 / June 1 — Matthew 27 — Psalm 145
Matthew 27
Psalm 145
Day 518 / June 2 — Matthew 28 — Psalm 146
Matthew 28
Psalm 146
Day 519 / June 3 — Catch-up Day — Psalm 147

Catch-up Day

Psalm 147
Day 520 / June 4 — Catch-up Day — Psalm 148

Catch-up Day

Psalm 148
Day 521 / June 5 — Mark 1 — Psalm 149
Mark 1
Psalm 149
Day 522 / June 6 — Mark 2:1 - 3:6 — Psalm 150
Mark 2:1 - 3:6
Psalm 150
Day 523 / June 7 — Mark 3:7 - 4:34 — Proverbs 1:1-7
Mark 3:7 - 4:34
Proverbs 1:1-7
Day 524 / June 8 — Mark 4:35 - 6:6a — Proverbs 1:8-33
Mark 4:35 - 6:6a
Proverbs 1:8-33
Day 525 / June 9 — Mark 6:6b - 8:21 — Proverbs 2
Mark 6:6b - 8:21
Proverbs 2
Day 526 / June 10 — Mark 8:22 - 9:29 — Proverbs 3
Mark 8:22 - 9:29
Proverbs 3
Day 527 / June 11 — Mark 9:30 - 10:45 — Proverbs 4
Mark 9:30 - 10:45
Proverbs 4
Day 528 / June 12 — Mark 10:46 - 11:26 — Proverbs 5:1 - 6:19
Mark 10:46 - 11:26
Proverbs 5:1 - 6:19
Day 529 / June 13 — Mark 11:27 - 12:40 — Proverbs 6:20-35
Mark 11:27 - 12:40
Proverbs 6:20-35
Day 530 / June 14 — Mark 12:41 - 13:37 — Proverbs 7
Mark 12:41 - 13:37
Proverbs 7
Day 531 / June 15 — Mark 14 — Proverbs 8
Mark 14
Proverbs 8
Day 532 / June 16 — Mark 15 — Proverbs 9
Mark 15
Proverbs 9
Day 533 / June 17 — Mark 16 — Proverbs 10
Mark 16
Proverbs 10
Day 534 / June 18 — Catch-up Day — Proverbs 11

Catch-up Day

Proverbs 11
Day 535 / June 19 — Catch-up Day — Proverbs 12

Catch-up Day

Proverbs 12
Day 536 / June 20 — Luke 1 — Proverbs 13
Luke 1
Proverbs 13
Day 537 / June 21 — Luke 2 — Proverbs 14
Luke 2
Proverbs 14
Day 538 / June 22 — Luke 3:1 - 4:13 — Proverbs 15:1-29
Luke 3:1 - 4:13
Proverbs 15:1-29
Day 539 / June 23 — Luke 4:14-44 — Proverbs 15:30-33
Luke 4:14-44
Proverbs 15:30-33
Day 540 / June 24 — Luke 5:1 - 6:11 — Proverbs 16
Luke 5:1 - 6:11
Proverbs 16
Day 541 / June 25 — Luke 6:12-49 — Proverbs 17
Luke 6:12-49
Proverbs 17
Day 542 / June 26 — Luke 7 — Proverbs 18
Luke 7
Proverbs 18
Day 543 / June 27 — Luke 8 — Proverbs 19
Luke 8
Proverbs 19
Day 544 / June 28 — Luke 9:1-50 — Proverbs 20
Luke 9:1-50
Proverbs 20
Day 545 / June 29 — Luke 9:51 - 11:13 — Proverbs 21
Luke 9:51 - 11:13
Proverbs 21
Day 546 / June 30 — Luke 11:14-54 — Proverbs 22:1-16
Luke 11:14-54
Proverbs 22:1-16

Tips for Your Reading Plan

Here are eight tips as we process our two-year journey through God's Word together:

Request God's help. As you come to the Word each day, ask God to open your eyes to its splendor. [Psalm 90:14 "Satisfy us in the morning with your steadfast love, that we may rejoice and be glad all our days." Psalm 119:18 "Open my eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of your law."]

Look for God. The Bible is mainly a book about God. So, in each passage we read, ask yourself, "What does this tell me about God?" If you ask and seek to answer this question throughout your Bible-reading trek, you'll come away knowing God better.

Slow down. Some readings will be longer and others shorter. Take advantage of the shorter ones. Read meditatively, reflectively, asking questions, praying for answers, engaging. In Psalm 119:48, the psalmist says he meditates on the Lord's statutes.

Get specific. As you do the reading for each day, look for a "best thought" – a truth you can meditate on throughout the rest of the day, a verse you can memorize, a particularly memorable phrase. That way, you're left with more than a vague feeling of what you read in the morning.

Read with a pen. Why not keep a notebook of insights from this two-year journey? Write down your best thoughts. Record your questions and prayers. It'll help you focus and give you a record of what God has taught you.

Pray the passage. Let your prayers for others emerge from what you read. As you read a passage, pray those inspired words for yourself and for those you love.

Read on mission. As you read the passage for each day, ask, "Who can I share this with?" Allow your reading to overflow into conversations with others. It's a natural way to share Jesus with your non-Christian friends. When they ask, "How's your day going?" tell them, "I saw this encouraging truth in the Bible this morning..." You're just being yourself and answering their question.

Do the Word. Consider how you can live out what you're reading. [James 1:22 "But prove yourselves doers of the word, and not merely hearers who delude themselves."]

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