Short plans that follow one word
You want to read the Bible more consistently. Not out of guilt, not because someone told you to, but because you actually want to know God better. The problem is that most Bible reading plans are either too long or too rigid, or they skip through passages so fast you don't remember what you just read.
DeepWord's Plans are different. Each one follows a single word across Scripture. Not a book. Not a theme. One Hebrew or Greek word, and every verse where it appears. You read at your own pace, and you can pick up where you left off whenever you have time.
Example: The Agape plan follows the Greek word agapē (love) through the New Testament, one part at a time. You see how John uses it in his gospel, how Paul uses it in his letters, and how it's different from the other Greek words for love. By the time you finish, you've read dozens of verses about love, and you understand what the word actually means in Scripture, not just what it means in English.
Example plans
What is love? Follow the Greek word for self-giving love through the New Testament.
What is peace? Follow the Hebrew word for wholeness and well-being through the Old Testament.
What is faith? Follow the Greek word for trust and belief through the New Testament.
What is grace? Follow the Greek word for unearned favor through the New Testament.
Breath, wind, Spirit. Follow the Hebrew word through the Old Testament.
What is the soul? Follow the Hebrew word for the living self through the Old Testament.
The God who sees, the Almighty, the Most High. Follow the names through Scripture.
The words we call hell. Follow these three words through both Testaments.
How plans work
- Follow one word at a time. Each plan traces a single Hebrew or Greek word through Scripture.
- Read at your own pace. Pick up where you left off whenever you have time.
- See the original word in every verse. Tap any word to see its meaning, grammar, and every other place it appears.
- Short, focused readings. Each part is a short passage focused on one word.
- 10 translations side by side, so you can compare how different Bibles render the same verse.
- Track your progress. The app remembers where you are in each plan.
For people who want a steady habit
If you've tried Bible reading plans before and felt like you were racing through verses just to check a box, this is for you. Plans in DeepWord are built to help you build a steady reading habit. Read when you have time. The plan will be there when you get back.