A Mobile Act of Worship: Daily Reading on A PDA
Last week, I asked a question about what are some daily devotionals or Bible reading planners that you use. Here are some of the responses that have come in.
From Jon G.:
You asked for suggestions for reading planners for Bible+. Well, the one I use is called simply "Reading Planner." It is available at (none other than) www.readingplanner.com.
I like it because I find it flexible enough for my use, and it integrates with Bible+. It only doesn't integrate with the calendar to remind me. ;-)
Here is how I set it up. I set up two different plans--AM and PM. I divided the books as evenly between the two, but sort of goofed in the AM plan, because there seem to be fewer verses or chapters in the morning, so my AM reading is typically lighter than the evening. I let it go because I often have more time in the evening than mornings. :-) You can even set up three plans if you want--or more. Give it a try.
From BobR:
I use Daily Reader from Laridian. Very nice, and you can change the start day so it's not always the first day of the year. Also tracks what days you've read with checkbox. It goes with MyBible software and not only has multiple daily reading plans (I like the One Year Bible), but it also integrates devotionals (I like Spurgeons and My Utmost).
These are some great suggested software for daily Bible reading. Do you have something that you use with your PDA, or are you one that follows a different method?
From Jon G.:
You asked for suggestions for reading planners for Bible+. Well, the one I use is called simply "Reading Planner." It is available at (none other than) www.readingplanner.com.
I like it because I find it flexible enough for my use, and it integrates with Bible+. It only doesn't integrate with the calendar to remind me. ;-)
Here is how I set it up. I set up two different plans--AM and PM. I divided the books as evenly between the two, but sort of goofed in the AM plan, because there seem to be fewer verses or chapters in the morning, so my AM reading is typically lighter than the evening. I let it go because I often have more time in the evening than mornings. :-) You can even set up three plans if you want--or more. Give it a try.
From BobR:
I use Daily Reader from Laridian. Very nice, and you can change the start day so it's not always the first day of the year. Also tracks what days you've read with checkbox. It goes with MyBible software and not only has multiple daily reading plans (I like the One Year Bible), but it also integrates devotionals (I like Spurgeons and My Utmost).
These are some great suggested software for daily Bible reading. Do you have something that you use with your PDA, or are you one that follows a different method?
posted by Antoine @ 8/28/2006 12:31:00 AM
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