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Past issues are listed in the order that they were first published.

The "next article" date is the date of the next article that will be sent to you when you sign up to our "fast track" service.

As articles are mailed to you, this date will automatically increment to the date of the next article in sequence (by date), so that if you were to return to your account, you would see the incremented date.

Past issues are listed in the order that they were first published.

The "last article" date is the date of the last article that will be sent to you when you sign up to our "fast track" service.

As soon as the article bearing this date has been sent to you, we will send you a notice, and your fast track service will have come to a close. This will cause the fast track service to be automatically disabled on your account.

At that time, you could always opt to enable the fast track service again, if you wanted to.

This option allows you to select the rate that past issues will be sent to you. This setting only applies to past issues and has no effect if past issues are not enabled.

If you are selecting an encoded version of the Bible, you may need to download the appropriate fonts so that your email client will display them. Some email clients will inform you that you need to download them, others may not. Also, before selecting an encoded version, you may want to try out that particular version by clicking here so that you can be sure that the encoded version displays properly even in the browser window. Let us know by using our contact form if you cannot resolve an encoding issue, and we will try to help you.

All Bible reading schedules have been used with permission. To view the schedules, please click here.

All schedules have their merits and advantages, so it's up to you which one you want to choose.

If you are simply not sure of which one to choose, a slight bias might be towards the Robert Murray M'Cheyne reading schedule, since it's balanced, with roughly equal portions being taken from the Old Testament as well as from the New Testament, every day.