Spiritual Fitness Plan

Choose the reading plan that best fits your pace and lifestyle, whether you want to read the New Testament in a year or the whole Bible. You can download your plan below or pick up a printed copy at church.

Slow down in God’s Word and ask Him to teach you through it. As you read, pay attention to what stands out, what it reveals about God, and how it calls you to respond in faith and obedience. You can do this through journaling, prayerful reflection, or quiet time as you think carefully about the text.

Commit to memorizing one verse each week. Read the verse out loud 10 times a day, wear scripture memory wristbands, write the verse on a notecard to keep with you, or set it as your phone lock screen for daily reminders.

Prayer is the place where we bring our worries and cares to God. Set aside regular moments to talk with Him openly—adoring Him, giving thanks for His goodness, bringing your needs and burdens, and praying for others in your life. In prayer, we learn to depend on Him and trust Him with every part of our lives.

Following Christ is strengthened in community. Small groups provide a regular setting to gather with others, open God’s Word, pray, and encourage one another. These rhythms help keep us grounded and moving forward in our walk with Christ.

God’s Word is meant to shape the way we live. As you read, ask what God is calling you to believe, change, or do, then take a practical step to put His truth into action. Obedience turns what we learn in Scripture into a growing, everyday faith.