I took some time to create a decent looking bookmark for the Robert Murray M’Cheyne Bible reading plan. I’ve personally enjoyed this plan because of its daily diversity, but also because of the unity each section clearly gives to one another. The plan will allow the reader to read through the New Testament and Psalms twice a year, while reading through the rest of the Bible once a year. It is essential we are familiar with the Bible, and comfortable with its storyline and teaching. Having a reading plan will help you be a better student to God’s word, and this one is a great option.

There are two versions of the bookmark. The first is the original, which was created in the 19th Century. The second was recently adapted, but I’m not sure when. I created the second one because it aligns with the ESV One Year Track, which can be found on www.esvonline.org, and by clicking the devotions tab. I like to use the free audio Bible found on this site while reading along in my paper Bible (helps me focus). By clicking the “Today” link, it loads all the correct chapters for the day on a single page. The files is complete with helpful lines for cutting. Just print on the front and back of some thick paper, and cut away. Please feel free to download the files and share with your friends!