D-Group (Tara-Leigh Cobble)
The Bible Recap
A daily podcast tied to a one-year chronological reading plan: you read the day’s chapters, then hear a roughly ten-minute recap that ties them to the whole story and to the character of God. The podcast and plan are free; a companion book and app follow the same track.
Why this is listed
The reason a lot of people finished the whole Bible for the first time: the daily recap keeps a reader from drowning in Leviticus and points each day back to who God is. It is one host’s broadly evangelical reading throughout, and it is listed as a companion to the reading, never a replacement for it.
How to start
- Open thebiblerecap.com (opens an external site) and read what D-Group (Tara-Leigh Cobble) says about itself before you read anything else.
- Confirm the cost and level fit: free, introductory, over weekly rhythm.
- Note the tradition — Broadly evangelical. It will shape what you are taught, and that is worth knowing going in.
- Put the first session in your calendar now. The gap between reading about study and doing it is a calendar entry.
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Read one New Testament chapter a day, five days a week, for about five minutes, and finish all 260 chapters in a year. The plan pairs each reading with five simple ways to dig in, such as restating the passage in your own words and naming the big idea.
- Cost
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- Cost
- Free
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- Online
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- Cost
- Free
- Time
- Months
- Where
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