The whole Bible. One year. Fifty-two weeks.
A guided study with a theme for every week, a short daily reading, reflection prompts and space to journal — illustrated throughout.
Three things a week, and the year takes care of itself Three things a week,
Read the theme
One page sets up the week — the idea, the people, and why these passages sit together. Two minutes, and you know what you're reading toward.
Read the day
Seven short readings are printed out for you, one per day. Ten minutes each, no counting chapters and no catching up.
Write what you heard
End the week with the reflection prompts and the journaling space. This is the part readers say they keep coming back to.
Read the theme
One page sets up the week — the idea, the people, and why these passages sit together. Two minutes, and you know what you're reading toward.
Read the day
Seven short readings are printed out for you, one per day. Ten minutes each, no counting chapters and no catching up.
Write what you heard
End the week with the reflection prompts and the journaling space. This is the part readers say they keep coming back to.
Inside the 52-week study
A theme for every week
A daily plan you can actually keep
Prompts that go somewhere
Room for your own words
52 weeks. One beautiful journey. One beautiful journey.
52 weeks. One beautiful journey. One beautiful journey.
A theme for every week
Each week centres on one idea — grace, patience, forgiveness — and draws together the Old and New Testament passages that speak to it.
A daily plan you can keep
Seven short readings a week. No fourteen-chapter catch-up days, no being three weeks behind by spring.
Questions that go somewhere
Reflection prompts that ask what a passage means for your week, not just what it said.
Room to write it down
Journaling space on every spread, so your notes sit beside the passage instead of in a separate notebook.
This studyvs reading straight through
Nothing replaces the Bible itself. This is about whether you finish it.
This studyvs reading straight through
Nothing replaces the Bible itself. This is about whether you finish it.
A guided week — one theme, seven short readings, and a recap.
Prompts that apply it — questions about your week, not just the text.
Space to journal — your notes beside the passage that prompted them.
Made to be opened — illustrated throughout, and it lies flat while you write.
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Bible In A Year
52 guided weeks
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A regular Bible
Genesis to Revelation
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Guided weekly plan
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A theme for every week
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Reflection prompts
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Beginner-friendly pacing
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Illustrated artwork
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Weekly recap
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Questions readers ask
If yours isn't here, email support@artuvabooks.com. A real person answers, usually the same day.
52 weekly themes, each with a focused Bible passage, a seven-day reading plan, reflection prompts and space to journal. Illustrated artwork runs throughout, and the binding lies flat while you write.
No. Every week gives you the context you need before you read, in plain language. If you've never finished a reading plan before, this is the one built for you — and there's enough depth that long-time readers still find new connections.
Most days take ten to fifteen minutes. Weekly recaps take a little longer if you use the journaling space, which is the part most people say they'd keep.
Email support@artuvabooks.com within 60 days with your order number and we'll refund you, even if the book has been opened and written in.