Tea-Ology Reading Challenge (2020, my post)

Tea-ology Reading Challenge (formerly Share-a-Tea)
Host: Operation Actually Read Bible (formerly Becky's Book Reviews) (sign up here)
Duration: Perpetual but starting anew each January
# of books: Readers Decide

What I read in January
What I watched in January
What I listened to in January
My favorite tea(s):

What I read in February
What I watched in February
What I listened to in February
My favorite tea(s):

What I read in March
What I watched in March
What I listened to in March
My favorite tea(s):

What I read in April
What I watched in April
What I listened to in April
My favorite tea(s):

What I read in May
What I watched in May
What I listened to in May
My favorite tea(s):

What I read in June
What I watched in June
What I listened to in June
My favorite tea(s):

What I read in July
What I watched in July
What I listened to in July
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What I read in August
What I watched in August
What I listened to in August
My favorite tea(s):

What I read in September
What I watched in September
What I listened to in September
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What I read in October
What I watched in October
What I listened to in October
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What I read in November
What I watched in November
What I listened to in November
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What I read in December
What I watched in December
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© Becky Laney of Operation Actually Read Bible

2020 Reading Challenge: Growing 4 Life 2020 Challenge

Growing 4 Life 2020 Bible Reading Challenge
Hosted by Growing 4 Life (sign up post) (facebook group)

Here’s the challenge:
We will read the assigned portion every day for one month. By the end of each month we will be super familiar with the content—even if we don’t do anything further. You can choose how dedicated you want to be. If you have other studies going on or in the midst of a busy time of your life, you may want to shoot for three or four days per week to get started. Or perhaps you want to commit to six or seven days. If you are like me, the amount of times we can read each week may even change throughout the year. This is fine, because each month gives us a new beginning. Just remember: The more often we read a passage, the more familiar it will become.

Here is the schedule–

January:   I John
February:  John 1-7
March:   John 8-14
April:   John 15-21
May:   Colossians
June:   Romans 1-4
July:   Romans 5-8
August:  Romans 9-12
September:   Romans 13-16
October:   Philippians
November:   2 Thessalonians
December:   Jude

© Becky Laney of Operation Actually Read Bible

2020 Bible Reading Challenge: Knowable Word

Host: Knowable Word 
Post About the 90 Day Challenge
Mission Read the Bible in 90 Days
Reading can start anytime after November 15, 2019 and January 1, 2020
Reading must be completed by March 31, 2020
Fill out this entry form WHEN the project is complete. It must be submitted by March 31. 




© Becky Laney of Operation Actually Read Bible

Bibles Read in 2020

January
February
March
1. ESV MacArthur Study Bible. John F. MacArthur. 2010. Crossway. 2144 pages. [Source: Bought] [Bible, Study Bible]
April
2. ESV Bible with Creeds and Confessions. Crossway. 2020. 1424 pages. [Source: Review copy]
3. CSB Day by Day Chronological Bible. George H. Guthrie, ed. Holman. 2018. 1664 pages. [Source: Bought] [Bible; Chronological Bible]

May
4. The NKJV Woman's Study Bible: Receiving God's Truth for Balance, Hope, and Transformation. Thomas Nelson. 2017. 2112 pages. [Source: Bought]

June
5. MEV Personal Size Large Print. Passio. 2015. 1952 pages. [Source: Bought]

July
6. American Standard Bible. 1901. Star Bible Publishers. 2037 pages. [Source: Bought]
1. Wycliffe New Testament 1388: An Edition in Modern Spelling, with An Introduction, The Original Prologues, and the Epistle to the Laodiceans. Anonymous Lollards. Edited by William R. Cooper. 2002. 528 pages. [Source: Bought]
2. Tyndale's New Testament. William Tyndale. Edited by David Daniell. 1996. 466 pages. [Source: Bought]

August
September

7. The One Year Chronological Bible. (NLT) Tyndale. 2007. 1728 pages. [Source: Bought]
8. NIV Young Discoverer's Bible. 1985. Zondervan. 1979 pages. [Source: Childhood copy]

 October

9. NASB Single Column Reference, Wide Margin, 1995 Text. February 2020. Zondervan. 1920 pages. [Source: Bought]

November
December

10. Holy Bible. Revised Standard Version. 1952/1980. 1100 pages. American Bible Society. [Source: Bought]

11. Holy Bible, NASB 2020. Lockman Foundation. 2020. 4068 pages. [Source: Bought]

12. KJV Everyday Study Bible. 2018. Holman Bible Publishers. 1888 pages. [Source: Bought]


© Becky Laney of Operation Actually Read Bible