For those interested and curious about the original list.

THE ORIGINAL TEN LISTS as appeared in the chick gospel publications:

List 1 (117 days)
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Acts

List 2 (187 days)
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy

List 3 (78 days)
Romans, I&II Cor, Gal, Eph, Phil, Col, Hebrews

List 4 (65 days)
I&II Thess, I&II Tim, Titus, Philemon, James, I&II Peter, I,II&III John, Jude, Revelation

List 5 (62 days)
Job, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon

List 6 (150 days)
Psalms

List 7 (31 days)
Proverbs

List 8 (249 days)
Joshua, Judges, Ruth, I&II Samuel, I&II Kings, I&II Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther

List 9 (250 days)
Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel, Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi

List 10 (alternately read single chapter daily)
Hebrews 11, 1 Cor 13

I regret to say I have not been reading my bible regularly. Sadly being a Christian for so long I have never read all through the bible.

But I’m starting on this 10 chapter bible reading plan. I’m on day 2 now.

I was attracted to this plan because the mixture of genres makes it more interesting and engaging than a plain vanilla one year bible reading plan.
Also the idea of reading so much that the bible saturates our minds.

I will use a checklist to mark off completed chapters.
Primarily I want to use online bible websites to do my reading.
I will open 10 internet explorer windows each showing only those 10 chapters so I will not be reading further. Open one, close one.

I pray that God will help me be disciplined with this.
Thanks for your website!

This looks like a great reading plan. F.Y.I. there was a reading plan in the 70′s very similar to this one through Chick Publications. That’s the company that printed those little comic-book style tracks as witnessing tools. I certainly don’t agree with all of their beliefs, but this reading plan is awesome! The little booklet where I first saw this plan was, “Don’t Read That Book!” ©1972 by Jack T. Chick. You may be able to find a facsimile online.

I suggest you find one of the one year Bible reading plans which has an Old Testament reading, a New Testament reading, and a Psalm & Proverb each day. You can read the Old Testament passage in the morning, the New Testament reading mid-day, and the Psalm and/or Proverb at night. Here is an example of a plan that would work:

http://www.oneyearbibleonline.com/january.asp?version=51&startmmdd=0101

Hope that helps!

Also, Bryan, I’d love to check out your blog. Could you post a link to it for me?

I hope you have stuck with it. I think you need to give at least 2-3 weeks straight, not missing days, and if it is still jumping around, then maybe the plan is not for you. The important thing is to immerse yourself in the Word.