Stop obsessing over missed days and “getting behind” on your Bible reading plan.
This Bible Reading Tracker will help you celebrate what you DO read instead of stressing about what you DON’T.
Here are a few things that make this Bible Reading Tracker unique
It’s not time-bound
I no longer set big goals like reading the Bible in a year or reading multiple chapters a day. I find performance-based goals leave me frustrated and discouraged instead of motivating me. This free printable allows you to peacefully keep track of your reading without stressing about a timeframe.
You can come back to it at your convenience
I don’t believe in habit trackers and charts that have you highlighting missed days. You’re not failing if you miss a day. You’re only failing if you get discouraged and give up altogether. I find tracking my progress in this way to be exciting and motivating, focused on what I DO read instead of focusing on when I DON’T read.
You don’t have to go in order
I recommend you DON’T read the Bible in order. Sometimes going from Genesis to Revelation gets me stuck in a certain spot and keeps me out of God’s Word. With this tracker, you can jump around and still track your progress.
I’m not interested in trying harder and setting lofty goals. I’m here to help you show up and reading the Bible from a place of peace, and let God renew your mind. You don’t have to read a certain amount or a certain number of days in a row to succeed. Don’t overthink this!
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Print your Bible Reading Tracker
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Read your Bible & record your progress
I’m Micaela!
I've logged a lot of time reading the Bible, but I've spent even more time AVOIDING the Bible because I felt guilty about my inconsistency. It took becoming a mama for God to change my heart, and I'm so thankful to say I read the Bible more now than ever before.
I'm eager to help you spend more time in God's Word too! I create resources and write blog posts to help you overcome obstacles and get in God's Word.
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