Four tracks for family and private devotion
Each day is split into family worship and private devotion flows.
M'Cheyne Bible Journey
Follow this Bible Reading Plan through four passages a day—the Old Testament once and the New Testament and Psalms twice a year.
Each day is split into family worship and private devotion flows.
The same day number stays tied to the calendar, making it easy for groups to read together.
Keep separate charts for personal, family, or small-group readings.
Reading pattern
The M'Cheyne plan is a classic one-year rhythm that covers the whole Bible while returning often to the New Testament and Psalms.
Two passages are arranged first for shared family or group worship.
Two more passages support personal prayer and quiet reading.
The New Testament and Psalms are read twice through the year.
Daily flow
The dedicated home introduces the service and opens today; the reading page focuses on four-track tabs and completion records.
Start with the two readings prepared for shared worship.
Continue with the two readings for personal devotion.
Open the selected version and move into the Bible reader when needed.
When signed in, mark the day complete on the selected progress chart.
Route points
Jump to sample days to see how the M'Cheyne route moves through the year.