Since we are less than two weeks from New Years, it seems like a good time to start a thread about Reading Plans.
This year, my wife and I are hoping to follow the Bible Recap plan. (http://www.thebiblerecap.com/start with the details here - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GhNKG1nMy1WiqWV94FOnJxUuyIxEuaQB/view ).
I can create a custom reading plan, but I'm wondering if someone has already done so.
Hmmm. 365 sessions would be a lot of work, but it has to be a custom plan.
Done. If anyone is interested, I have named the reading plan "The Bible Recap" and made it available as a public reading plan.
The Bible Recap is a chronological Bible reading plan with an accompanying daily podcast to introduce the daily reading. (There is an app to keep the readings on track, but I like to do my reading in Logos, hence the reading plan.)
Thanks, David. That had to be a lot of work!
Fantastic! My wife is about done with this plan for 2021, but we are going to be doing it together in 2022 and I was just going to sit down and start working on it today when I found this!
Bless you sir, this was a great Christmas gift! [:D]
Glad it is going to be used!
Just to give credit where due, yesterday I learned from one of The Bible Recap introductory podcasts that their reading plan is from https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_ChronologicalPlan.pdf .
Done. If anyone is interested, I have named the reading plan "The Bible Recap" and made it available as a public reading plan. The Bible Recap is a chronological Bible reading plan with an accompanying daily podcast to introduce the daily reading. (There is an app to keep the readings on track, but I like to do my reading in Logos, hence the reading plan.)
Thank you very much for the reading plan. I am about to investigate the podcast.
I recently noticed it is $5 at moment
https://ebooks.faithlife.com/product/195938/the-bible-recap-a-one-year-guide-to-reading-and-understanding-the-entire-bible
Just as a heads-up, I have noticed a few necessary edits are required for the following dates -
July 1, Dec. 15, Dec. 25, and Dec. 27
These four days contain the readings for books of the Bible with only one verse. I entered them as, for example, Obadiah 1. Since Obadiah has only one chapter, Logos interprets this as only reading verse one.
If I were to correct this reading plan today, would it affect others who might currently be following this shared reading plan? Either way, I will plan to make corrections by Jan. 1.
If I were to correct this reading plan today, would it affect others who might currently be following this shared reading plan?
It isn't shared in a dynamic sense if it is made Public. Current users who obtain the latest Plan will have two different plans and can decide which one to use.
Wonderful! I came here to see if this was being addressed as I just hit the "Philemon" one today.
And thanks so much for your hard work of getting this plan into Logos - it's been a blessing!
I have just made all the changes that I noted in my Dec. 11 post.
And, thanks to the creators of the Logos Wiki page. The entry on Reading Plan (Basics), (https://wiki.logos.com/Reading_Plan_$28Basics$29#A_Reading_Plan_with_Customizable_Sessions ), especially the "Editing The Plan" section, was invaluable.
Just wanted to say thanks again. Now on to the *new* 2023 plan!
Hmmm...on my Android app (haven't checked the desktop app yet), the single chapter books still show only the first verse. I removed and readded the plan with the Dec 26 date on it to the "yours" section of the Logos documents, and added that as a new reading plan. Any ideas?
David,
Thank you for doing this. I feel rather obtuse, but how do I find the link to your 'The Bible Recap' reading plan?
In Christ’s love,
Stuart
David, just wanted to drop an additional thank you for this plan. I used it last year as well (assuming it's the Bible Recap Plan) that I randomly found on Docs.
Update - I think I am ok now. I had been following one called "Chronological Bible Reading Plan" that seemed to follow The Bible Recap. Today (day 15) when I finished, the plan said that tomorrow's reading was Psalm 1. i went back in and checked again, and apparently there was some kind of glitch. It DOES go back to Genesis 12 on day 16 like it should.
Ok, Maybe I am just a dolt, but I cannot find the reading plan in Logos. Was it removed or renamed?
Thank you David! I just added your plan to my documents.
I'm not able to find this plan. How do I load it? I've found examples in the wiki for sharing a plan but not for loading a shared plan.
Go into "Docs" and select "Public"
In the search, enter "recap" and hit enter
Select whichever of the Bible Recap plans you want and hit "Add to your docs" (top right)
Then switch to "Docs Yours" and you should see it.
Hope this helps
