If we are made into the people of God through His gospel, we also need to be people of His word. We want everyone to grow in their knowledge and love for God. One important way this happens is by spending time in the Scriptures—to listen, read, study, memorize, meditate, live, and teach God’s word regularly so that it can impact you and others.

For all of these reasons and more, we intentionally provide a Bible Reading Plan for each series we go through as a church. You can check out our current plan below, along with our past series' plans.

Current Reading Plan

This year we're using Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotionals. Each morning and evening reading is connected with a brief verse from a passage of Scripture that can be read and studied. We encourage all of our members to be regularly reading God's Word and growing together in the truth. Pick up a devotional on Sundays at our resource table, or use the link below to purchase online.

Current Reading Plan

Past Reading Plans


Reading Guide

Ezra was a man of God who was described as having the good hand of God upon him (Ezra 7:9). He committed himself to PRAY (Ezra 8:23) and READ God’s word (Nehemiah 8:1-8) throughout his lifetime. Beyond that, Ezra 7:10 shows us that “Ezra had set his heart to STUDY the Law of the Lord, and to DO it and to TEACH his statutes and rules in Israel.” Ezra’s example helps us to know God through His Word so that we might make him known in the world.

Bible Reading Guide

Bible Reading Resources

Use these charts to help you understand the genre, context, and time period each book of the Bible was written.


Old Testament ChartNew Testament ChartPsalms Chart