

Most people fail in their attempt to read the Bible because they start at page one without a strategy. Very quickly they are delving into the obscure laws in Leviticus, sputter, lose momentum, and stop. The Bible Study Plan presents a unique Sequencing Method to avoid this dire outcome. Bible Sequencing organizes your journey into Three Waves.by first placing the most challenging books at the end. The gentle beginning provides a "Jesus Lens" through which to view the entirety of the story. This initial overview provides a broad foundation, a "Horizontal" overview before the deeper "Vertical" dives of the Second Wave. If you’ve been looking for a logical Bible reading order that actually makes sense, it’s time to start reading in a logical sequence that works!


Plan Overview
The contents of the Bible are the most important things for you to understand in this lifetime. Very few people refute this statement, yet fewer still can say that they actually know Jesus as well as their chosen career or favorite movie. The distractions of our world have kept us from learning these First Things...and each of us must learn how to work around the obstacles that keep us from knowing Jesus. Sooner than we realize, we will meet Him face to face. The books you are about to study promise that repeatedly.

Gospels & the Storyline
Ironically, the beginning of the Bible Study Plan is not "The Beginning." Several million people have already learned the hard way that The Bible is not easily read left to right, and that the book of Genesis is a tough place to start. Genesis is awesome, and it will be covered soon enough, but it is no place to start your study. It contains the origins of everything, so it should be studied very slowly, in the light of Jesus-who completed all that began there.

Epistles & Prophets
The Second Wave of readings is meant to deepen understanding. This is accomplished by delving into longer works that more fully elaborate crucial events. These works are more “vertical” in orientation because they slow down and dive deeper. In Paul's Letter to the Romans he references Old Testament works more than sixty times. Savor these slowly, in any order, but read all of them before going on to The Third Wave.

Revelation & The Twelve
The Third Wave is for texts that will continue to enhance your understanding through specialized, complimentary, or especially succinct works. Many of these are difficult to comprehend without sufficient background, but very rich after establishing some content. The shorter works are often significant for singular prophecies that were fulfilled by Jesus, further tightening your grasp on The Story.