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Should You Choose A Daily, Weekly, Horizontal or Dashboard Layout for The Bible Reading Planner? Take the Quiz.

You know you want to build a stronger Bible reading habit, and you've just learned that The Bible Reading Planner™ is the perfect tool to help you do that, but there are so many planner layouts to choose from. What do you do?


Should you choose a daily or weekly layout? Horizontal or vertical? Dashboard or classic?


We know that choosing a layout can feel like one more decision you don’t have the energy to make. And that’s exactly why I created a short quiz to help you figure out which version of The Bible Reading Planner fits the way you actually live, plan, and read.


Overview of Each Planner Layout


The Bible Reading Planner™ comes in four layout options. Here's a breakdown of each to help you find your best match.


Daily Layout


Ideal for people who need ample space to plan their day and take notes, the daily layout makes it easy to track your daily Bible reading and spiritual disciplines, and to write your observations, reflections, and prayers from your devotional time.


The daily layout is undated and has no set days of the week, so you can use it whenever you want, without the added pressure of filling out the planner on a specific day or date.


An open spread of The Bible Reading Planner showing two identical daily planner pages side by side, bound with gold coil rings. Each page includes a date field with a day-of-the-week tracker (M T W T F S S) at the top, followed by a "Spiritual Disciplines Habit Tracker" section with checkboxes and a "Daily Passage" field. Below are three sections: a large lined "Notes" area on the left, and a right column divided into "Priorities" with checkboxes at the top and a lined "Schedule" section below. Pages are bright white with clean black printed lines. The planner rests on a light grey speckled surface.

Horizontal Weekly Layout


The horizontal weekly layout is ideal for people who need ample space to write their plans, take notes, and have a nice visual for the week. The horizontal weekly layout makes it easy to track your spiritual disciplines, log your daily reading, and use the generous lined space to summarize your daily Bible reading, write prayers, and manage each day.


The weekly layout simplifies planning your regular life while giving you plenty of space to engage meaningfully with what you read.


An open spread of The Bible Reading Planner showing the horizontal weekly planner layout on bright white pages with a gold coil binding. The left page features a "Spiritual Disciplines Habit Tracker" at the top with a checkbox grid spanning M T W T F S S, followed by individual sections for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday — each with a "Daily Passage" field, a checkbox, and lined writing space. The right page mirrors the layout with sections for Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The planner rests on a light grey speckled surface.


Horizontal Dashboard Weekly Layout


The horizontal dashboard weekly layout is ideal for you if your weeks are full and you need a way to organize and monitor your priorities and tasks. This layout includes a dashboard side that includes a spiritual disciplines tracker, a to-do section, and an unlabeled lined space that you can use for whatever you want, such as managing your tasks and priorities for the week, writing prayers, jotting things you're grateful for, or noting reflections for your daily Bible reading for the week.


The horizontal dashboard layout provides structure for busy people who need to visualize all their habits, plans, and priorities in a single, organized space.


An open spread of The Bible Reading Planner showing the horizontal weekly dashboard layout on bright white pages with a gold coil binding. The left page lists Monday through Friday, each with a "Daily Passage" field, a checkbox, and lined writing space, with Saturday and Sunday sharing a split section at the bottom, each with a "Daily Passage" field. The right page features a "Spiritual Disciplines Habit Tracker" with a checkbox grid at the top, a "To Do" section with two columns of checkboxes in the middle, and a large lined notes area below. The planner rests on a light grey speckled surface.

Vertical Weekly Layout


Ideal for people who prioritize time management or task completion, the vertical weekly layout helps you organize your life. While the vertical weekly layouts do not include the labeled spiritual disciplines tracker, it does include five checkboxes at the bottom of each vertical column to track them or any other priorities for the day. Also, like the other planner layouts, the vertical weekly layouts include a daily bible reading tracker.


The vertical weekly layouts make it easy to time-block your day, slot in your Bible reading, and monitor completion of your tasks without the fuss of other features.


An open spread of The Bible Reading Planner showing the vertical weekly planner layout on bright white pages with a gold coil binding. The left page displays three side-by-side vertical columns for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday — each headed with a "Daily Passage" checkbox and a shaded field, followed by a long lined writing column and additional checkboxes at the bottom. The right page continues with four vertical columns for Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in the same format. The planner rests on a light grey speckled surface.

Not sure which of The Bible Reading Planner Layouts is right for you? Take this interactive quiz:



What The Quiz Results Will Reveal


In a few questions, the quiz will help you clarify:

  • Do you plan best with simple weekly overviews or detailed daily pages?

  • Do you need a layout that prioritizes writing and reflection, or one that focuses on structure and time‑blocking?

  • Are you most motivated by trackers and lists, or by open space to process what you’re reading?


Based on your answers, you’ll get a recommendation for one of four versions of The Bible Reading Planner:



Plus, you’ll see why that layout fits you and what you’re most likely to love about it.


What to Do After You Take The Quiz


Once you get your result, you’ll be just a couple of clicks away from the planner that can actually support your Bible reading goals:


  1. Read the short description of your recommended layout.

  2. Click through to see that version of The Bible Reading Planner in the shop.

  3. When you find the perfect cover design, select a Sunday or Monday start from the dropdown menu, then select your ideal planner layout from the other dropdown menu, and add the planner to your cart.

  4. When you receive it, start planning...


(Re)Start today and finally finish what you’ve started with The Bible Reading Planner™.


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