So we're in the last four months of the year. Here is the time I both a) get super excited thinking about 2022 reading goals and plans and b) start to worry that I won't finish THIS year's reading plans and goals. It's a tricky time of asking myself hard questions like DO I WANT TO TRY TO FINISH THIS BIBLE THIS YEAR? OR DO I WANT TO SAVE THIS BIBLE FOR NEXT YEAR?
So how many ongoing current projects do I have? Quite a few.
I'm still reading the ESV with the M'Cheyne Reading Plan. This one isn't a big deal. It's an app. It takes a few minutes. I'm never tempted to read ahead. Nor am I tempted to skip a day. This one is just in the background.
The Horner Plan. I'm on my fourth Bible reading this plan. I randomly--completely so--chose a GIANT print HCSB for this project. I am not 100% confident that I will finish it cover to cover by the end of the year. But I'm not actively worried that I won't. I *think* it took about three-to-four months for the other read throughs. And so this one *should* be fine. Probably. Mostly.
BSB. I'm reading the BSB (Berean Study Bible) using the Power 60 reading plan. I'm 30 days into the plan. I just finished the book of Psalms today. I have Proverbs through Revelation to read. As long as I keep going at a steady pace, I can easily fit in thirty more readings. I am so excited to review this translation.
1537 Thomas Matthew Bible. I've got Esther through Revelation. I only started this one this month, and I'm pleased with my progress. It seems to be a steady, enjoyable, engaging read.
Last but not least, there is the NASB Schuyler. At this point, I don't know if I should commit to reading this one through this year....or save it and start over next year. I've got Leviticus through Judges, 1 Samuel through 2 Kings, Psalms through Daniel, the gospel of John, 1 and 2 Corinthians, Ephesians through Revelation.
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