Reading plan · Book by book
Exploring the Psalms
Read all 150 psalms in thirty days, about five a day; the long Psalm 119 has a day of its own.
Editorial text in English. Scripture is quoted from the version you choose; references stay the same in every version.
About this plan
The Psalms are prayers and songs for every circumstance: praise, thanks, lament, confession and trust. This plan reads them in order over thirty days, keeping each psalm whole.
- Days
- 30 (you can choose a different pace)
- For
- Anyone who wants to pray through the Psalms.
- Daily reading
- about 7 min a day on average, 12 min on the longest day (in WEB, at 200 words a minute)
- Covers
- Psalms
- Versions
- 174 installed versions contain every reading. A version with more or fewer books (for example with the Deuterocanon, or the New Testament only) gets a schedule built from its own books.
Your progress
Start today or choose a start date. Progress is kept on this device; no account is needed.
Reading sequence
- Day 1Psalms 1–77 min
- Day 2Psalms 8–147 min
- Day 3Psalms 15–187 min
- Day 4Psalms 19–236 min
- Day 5Psalms 24–297 min
- Day 6Psalms 30–336 min
- Day 7Psalms 34–365 min
- Day 8Psalms 37–396 min
- Day 9Psalms 40–447 min
- Day 10Psalms 45–508 min
- Day 11Psalms 51–567 min
- Day 12Psalms 57–627 min
- Day 13Psalms 63–688 min
- Day 14Psalms 69–727 min
- Day 15Psalms 73–777 min
- Day 16Psalms 78–797 min
- Day 17Psalms 80–857 min
- Day 18Psalms 86–898 min
- Day 19Psalms 90–946 min
- Day 20Psalms 95–1016 min
- Day 21Psalms 102–1047 min
- Day 22Psalms 105–1067 min
- Day 23Psalms 107–1097 min
- Day 24Psalms 110–1176 min
- Day 25Psalm 1182 min
- Day 26Psalm 11912 min
- Day 27Psalms 120–1316 min
- Day 28Psalms 132–1387 min
- Day 29Psalms 139–1436 min
- Day 30Psalms 144–1507 min
Themes
- Prayer
The Psalms as a school of prayer. Psalm 13:1–2
- Worship
The psalms of praise. Psalm 150
Study guides
- Studying Psalm 23
A closer study of Psalm 23.
Use offline
Save this plan on your device, then download the Bible books it uses in your version: Psalms. The study keeps only its own notes and references; the Scripture comes from the books on your device, never a second copy.