Gospel Clusters 90 Day New Testament Reading Plan

We are happy to share a New Testament reading plan divided into 90 parts. This plan is designed to help you engage with the teachings and accounts found in the New Testament in a systematic way. Dividing the New Testament into 90 parts makes it easier for individuals to read and understand the text consistently, organizing the New Testament into themes based on the focus of each of the four Gospels.

Whether you're reading alone or with a group, this plan offers a structured approach to engaging with the timeless wisdom and truth found in the Scriptures. I encourage you to give it a try and experience the profound impact of regularly immersing yourself in the New Testament!

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Gospel Clusters New Testament Reading Plan

Cluster 1: Books written to Jewish Christians

• Matthew 1–4

• Matthew 5–6

• Matthew 7–9

• Matthew 10–11

• Matthew 12–13

• Matthew 14–16

• Matthew 17–19

• Matthew 20–21

• Matthew 22–23

• Matthew 24–25

• Matthew 26

• Matthew 27–28

• James 1–5

• Hebrews 1–6

• Hebrews 7–9

• Hebrews 10–11

• Hebrews 12–13

Cluster 2: Books Influenced by or Written by Peter

• Mark 1–3

• Mark 4–5

• Mark 6–7

• Mark 8–9

• Mark 10–11

• Mark 12–13

• Mark 14

• Mark 15–16

• 1 Peter 1–5

• 2 Peter 1–3, Jude

Cluster 3: Books Written by Luke and Paul’s Letters

• Luke 1

• Luke 2–3

• Luke 4–6

• Luke 7–8

• Luke 9

• Luke 10–11

• Luke 12–13

• Luke 14–16

• Luke 17–18

• Luke 19–20

• Luke 21:1–22:30

• Luke 22:31–23:56

• Luke 24

• Acts 1–3

• Acts 4–6

• Acts 7–8

• Acts 9–10

• Acts 11–13

• Acts 14–15

• Acts 16–18

• Acts 19–20

• Acts 21–23

• Acts 24–26

• Acts 27–28

• Romans 1–3

• Romans 4–7

• Romans 8–10

• Romans 11–13

• Romans 14–16

• 1 Corinthians 1–3

• 1 Corinthians 4–7

• 1 Corinthians 8–11

• 1 Corinthians 12–14

• 1 Corinthians 15–16

• 2 Corinthians 1–4

• 2 Corinthians 5–8

• 2 Corinthians 9–13

• Galatians 1–4

• Galatians 5–6, Ephesians 1–2

• Ephesians 3–6

• Philippians 1–4

• Colossians 1–4

• 1 Thessalonians 1–5

• 2 Thessalonians 1–3

• 1 Timothy 1–6

• 2 Timothy 1–4

• Titus 1–3, Philemon

Cluster 4: Books Written by John

• John 1–3

• John 4–5

• John 6

• John 7:1–8:30

• John 8:31–9:41

• John 10–11

• John 12–13

• John 14–16

• John 17–18

• John 19–21

• 1 John 1–5

• 2 John, 3 John, Revelation 1–2

• Revelation 3–7

• Revelation 8–12

• Revelation 13–17

• Revelation 18–22

Romans Bible Study begins Sunday, March 3 at 9:15am

Are you seeking spiritual growth, community, and a deeper understanding of God’s Word? Look no further! We’re excited to announce our brand-new Bible study focusing on Paul’s letter to the Romans.

Details:

• When: Every Sunday at 9:15am

• Where: Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall (2600 Ralston Ave, Belmont, CA 94002)

• Who: Everyone is welcome! Whether you’re a seasoned Bible scholar or just starting your faith journey, this study is for you.

• What to Expect:

  • Engaging Discussions: Dive into the rich teachings of Romans with fellow believers.

  • Prayer and Fellowship: Connect with others, share your insights, and lift each other up in prayer. Each class will begin with a time for prayer requests.

  • Spiritual Growth: Discover how the truths in Romans help to give us God’s eternal perspective and can have an impact on our day to day life. The Holy Spirit will work through his Word to strengthen our faith in Jesus as our Savior.

Why Romans?

The Book of Romans is a powerful letter written by the apostle Paul. It delves into essential topics like salvation, grace, faith, and righteousness. As we explore its chapters together, we’ll gain fresh perspectives and practical wisdom for our daily walk with Christ. This masterful summary of the Christian faith that the Holy Spirit inspired Paul to write is densely packed with comfort from God for now and forever!

How to Get Involved:

1. Show Up: Join us this Sunday at 9:15am. No need to sign up—just come as you are! This is especially true even if you don’t typically join in our Sunday morning classes. You won’t be called on or asked to do anything you feel uncomfortable with. If you want to just sit and listen, that is wonderful!

2. Bring Your Bible: While we have Bibles available, it is great to bring your own to jot down notes in or highlight passages you’d like to reference in the future. So, bringing either a paper Bible or a digital Bible on your phone could be a great blessing moving forward!

3. Bring Questions: The benefit of a Bible Class is learning from each other. You don’t need to know all the answers (none of us do!), so bring questions or share them as they occur to you in class and let us all benefit from each other’s insight and wrestling.

Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your faith and build lasting relationships with your brothers and sisters in Christ. We can’t wait to study God’s Word together!

For any questions or additional information, feel free to contact Pastor Shrimpton. See you there!