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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.

ProvisionalReading plansBroadly evangelical

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

  1. Open thebiblerecap.com (opens an external site) and read what D-Group (Tara-Leigh Cobble) says about itself before you read anything else.
  2. Confirm the cost and level fit: free, introductory, over weekly rhythm.
  3. Note the tradition — Broadly evangelical. It will shape what you are taught, and that is worth knowing going in.
  4. 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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  • Reading plansProvisional

    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
    Free
    Time
    Months
    Where
    Online
    Format
    Reading plan · Introductory

    Last verified October 24, 2026

  • Reading plansProvisional

    A set of free daily plans — whole Bible in a year, chronological, the M’Cheyne four-chapters-a-day plan, Old Testament with Psalms — delivered on the web, by email, or as printable PDFs. Pick one, follow the date, read the passage.

    Cost
    Free
    Time
    Weekly rhythm
    Where
    Online
    Format
    Reading plan · Introductory

    Last verified September 8, 2026

  • Reading plansProvisional

    A one-year plan that reads from four places in Scripture each day, with 25 readings a month so you have free days to catch up or sit longer with a passage. It can be started in any month and split across two years if a slower pace fits.

    Cost
    Free
    Time
    Months
    Where
    Online
    Format
    Reading plan · Introductory

    Last verified October 24, 2026