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New Testament in 90 Days reading plan
Read the whole New Testament in 90 days, about three chapters, or 10–13 minutes, a day. Balanced by length, so a day of Romans and a day of short letters take about the same time.
- 90 days
- 260 chapters
- 2.9 a day on average
- 10–13 minutes a day
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Day 1
Matthew 1–4
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Week 1Days 1–7
- Day 1Matthew 1–4
- Day 2Matthew 5–6
- Day 3Matthew 7–9
- Day 4Matthew 10–11
- Day 5Matthew 12–13
- Day 6Matthew 14–16
- Day 7Matthew 17–19
Week 2Days 8–14
- Day 8Matthew 20–21
- Day 9Matthew 22–23
- Day 10Matthew 24–25
- Day 11Matthew 26
- Day 12Matthew 27–28; Mark 1
- Day 13Mark 2–4
- Day 14Mark 5–6
Week 3Days 15–21
- Day 15Mark 7–8
- Day 16Mark 9–10
- Day 17Mark 11–12
- Day 18Mark 13–14
- Day 19Mark 15–16
- Day 20Luke 1–2
- Day 21Luke 3–4
Week 4Days 22–28
- Day 22Luke 5–6
- Day 23Luke 7
- Day 24Luke 8–9
- Day 25Luke 10–11
- Day 26Luke 12
- Day 27Luke 13–15
- Day 28Luke 16–17
Week 5Days 29–35
- Day 29Luke 18–19
- Day 30Luke 20–21
- Day 31Luke 22–23
- Day 32Luke 24; John 1
- Day 33John 2–4
- Day 34John 5–6
- Day 35John 7
Week 6Days 36–42
- Day 36John 8–9
- Day 37John 10–11
- Day 38John 12–13
- Day 39John 14–16
- Day 40John 17–18
- Day 41John 19–21
- Day 42Acts 1–2
Week 7Days 43–49
- Day 43Acts 3–5
- Day 44Acts 6–7
- Day 45Acts 8–9
- Day 46Acts 10–12
- Day 47Acts 13–14
- Day 48Acts 15–16
- Day 49Acts 17–19
Week 8Days 50–56
- Day 50Acts 20–21
- Day 51Acts 22–23
- Day 52Acts 24–26
- Day 53Acts 27–28; Romans 1
- Day 54Romans 2–4
- Day 55Romans 5–7
- Day 56Romans 8–10
Week 9Days 57–63
- Day 57Romans 11–14
- Day 58Romans 15–16; 1 Corinthians 1
- Day 591 Corinthians 2–5
- Day 601 Corinthians 6–9
- Day 611 Corinthians 10–11
- Day 621 Corinthians 12–14
- Day 631 Corinthians 15–16; 2 Corinthians 1–2
Week 10Days 64–70
- Day 642 Corinthians 3–6
- Day 652 Corinthians 7–10
- Day 662 Corinthians 11–13; Galatians 1
- Day 67Galatians 2–4
- Day 68Galatians 5–6; Ephesians 1–3
- Day 69Ephesians 4–6
- Day 70Philippians 1–4
Week 11Days 71–77
- Day 71Colossians 1–4
- Day 721 Thessalonians 1–5
- Day 732 Thessalonians 1–3; 1 Timothy 1–2
- Day 741 Timothy 3–6; 2 Timothy 1
- Day 752 Timothy 2–4; Titus 1–2
- Day 76Titus 3; Philemon; Hebrews 1–3
- Day 77Hebrews 4–8
Week 12Days 78–84
- Day 78Hebrews 9–10
- Day 79Hebrews 11–13
- Day 80James 1–5
- Day 811 Peter 1–3
- Day 821 Peter 4–5; 2 Peter 1–2
- Day 832 Peter 3; 1 John 1–3
- Day 841 John 4–5; 2 John; 3 John; Jude
Week 13Days 85–90
- Day 85Revelation 1–3
- Day 86Revelation 4–7
- Day 87Revelation 8–11
- Day 88Revelation 12–15
- Day 89Revelation 16–19
- Day 90Revelation 20–22
About this plan
This plan reads the New Testament in order, balanced by words, so each day takes about the same time. You will read Matthew, Mark, Luke and John in the first month, Acts and Romans in the second, and the letters and Revelation in the third.
It is a good plan for a new believer’s first full read, for a church season like Lent or the weeks before Easter, or for anyone who wants to know the life of Jesus and the early church well.
How to keep going
- Pray before you read. Ask God to open your eyes to His word. If you want words to start with, here is a prayer before reading the Bible.
- Same time, same place. Tie your reading to something you already do every day: the first coffee, the lunch break, the last ten minutes before bed.
- Write one line. After reading, jot down one verse that stood out and one sentence about it. Some people use S.O.A.P.: Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer.
- Read with someone. Share the link with a friend, your spouse or your small group and read the same plan. A short message (“Day 12 done!”) keeps both of you going.
- Missed a day? Keep going. Read today’s reading and catch up on a weekend, or just carry on. The aim is not a perfect checklist but time with God in His word.
Questions
How many chapters a day is the New Testament in 90 days?
About three. The New Testament has 260 chapters; this plan balances days by length, so some days are two long chapters and some are four or five short ones.
How long does it take each day?
About 10–13 minutes at an easy pace: the New Testament is about 170,000 words in the BSB.
Should I read the New Testament before the Old Testament?
Many new Christians start with the New Testament because it is about Jesus. The Old Testament makes it richer, so after this, a full Bible plan or the chronological plan is a good next step.
Other reading plans
Every chapter on this page is the Berean Standard Bible (BSB), word for word. Its publishers dedicated it to the public domain, so the whole text is here for you to read, free.