Bible in a Year Tracker: Weekly Sheet and Progress Dashboard
Track it by the week, not the year. This tracker uses the same KJV plan you set in the Bible in a year calculator, shows how many chapters you have read, your streak and whether you are ahead or behind, and prints a one-page weekly sheet you can tick off away from a screen.
Progress dashboard
Started Thu, Jan 1, 2026 · 3.3 chapters a day · about 14 minutes
0% of the Bible read
Scheduled finish Thu, Dec 31, 2026
At your current pace: Thu, Dec 31, 2026
Days complete
0 / 365
Chapters read
0 of 1189
Current streak
0 days
Days ahead
0
Week 1 of 53
Thu, Jan 1, 2026 — Wed, Jan 7, 2026 · 0/7 days read · King James Version
Day 1
Thu, Jan 1, 2026
Day 2
Fri, Jan 2, 2026
Day 3
Sat, Jan 3, 2026
Day 4
Sun, Jan 4, 2026
Day 5
Mon, Jan 5, 2026
Day 6
Tue, Jan 6, 2026
Day 7
Wed, Jan 7, 2026
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How to use the weekly Bible reading sheet
A year is too long a horizon to feel. A week is not. Print the sheet for the week ahead, keep it inside the cover of your Bible, and tick each day by hand as you read. On Sunday evening, come back to this page, mark the week off, and print the next one. That rhythm — seven visible boxes at a time — is what carries most readers through all 1,189 chapters.
Catching up when you fall behind
The dashboard tells you plainly how many days you are ahead or behind. A deficit of two or three days clears with one longer sitting on a quiet afternoon. If you are more than a fortnight behind, do not grind through the backlog — open the Bible in a year calculator and rebuild the plan from today, or stretch it to eighteen months. Finishing slowly beats quitting on schedule.
More reading plan tools
- Bible in a year calculator — set your start date, pace and reading order.
- Chronological Bible reading plan — read Scripture in the order events happened.
- Printable 66-book tracker — a one-page PDF checklist for every book of the Bible.
- All Bible reading plans