Welcome to the audio Bible in a year running through 2021 which only takes on average 11 minutes per day. You can listen to it at one time, or stop and start after each day. Each episode will be uploaded on a Sunday and will include a whole 7 days of audio. This means you can listen at a time and pace that suits your own schedule.

It is a chronological reading of the Bible, we may have to jump around a number of passages, however the audio version should make this easier. In this first week we listen through a number of chapters of Genesis and the corresponding passages before moving into the book of Job.

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CONGRATULATIONS on finishing the WHOLE BIBLE IN A YEAR!! This recap is a congratulatory recap to thank you and remind you of the amazing thing you have achieved this year!! So well done! If you know of anyone who would benefit by taking part in this please let them know

Thanks for taking part in this with me and well done!!!

This is the LAST week of the audio Bible in a year! Congratulations on completing the WHOLE BIBLE throughout this year. I hope and pray it has been an encouraging resource for you and has benefitted you in countless ways. I hope it has been more than a 'tick-box' exercise and you know the joy that comes with having read through the whole of God's Word. I pray Blessings upon you and that the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you.

We will begin again in 2021 and so please tell anyone you think might be interested in this, and if you would like a certificate of completion, please email me at [email protected] and I will send one to you.

Many thanks for taking part with me throughout 2020. If you would like a certificate of completion, please get in touch and I can send one for you

In this week, as we approach the end of the audio Bible in a year we finish some of the final letters to the New Testament Church and then begin the final book of the Bible - Revelation. This book will take us to the end of our year long journey, and will be a difficult book, but we will be blessed in it. Keep up the good work, and carry it through to completion, the finish line is in sight.

In this week of the audio Bible in a year we continue through a number of New Testament books. These were written as pastoral letters to Churches, fellow believers and friends and so often they are small and straight to the point. We're fast approaching the end of the Bible in a year and hopefully you are able to enjoy these books even though it's a busy time of year!

We have listened through a number of books in this week and so in this recap at the end of week 50, we will ask why these are covered so quickly.

In this week's episode of the audio Bible in a year, we move into week 50!! Only three more weeks to complete! In this week we continue through the book of Acts which is the overarching book for the chronological Bible in a year. We also read through Philemon, Colossians, Ephesians and Philippians. Enjoy these as we move closer to the end.

In this week's episode of the audio Bible in a year we continue through some of the Pauline Epistles - Galatians and Romans. At times these books, written as letters to churches, can be read or heard in shortened form, picking out verses or Chapters, but this is the best way to read and hear them - in full. As you listen through them we hope you find them useful and helpful and can take the time to reflect on them as you go.

In this recap at the end of week 48 we look at a word that has been used a lot through Corinthians - the word 'wisdom'. It has been used frequently throughout the Bible and we'll look at what it means and how it can apply to us today. If you have any questions or queries please get in touch

We continue through the New Testament in the audio Bible in a year. In this week's episode we read through 1 & 2 Corinthians using the book of Acts as our chronological reference. As we read through Acts we see the Apostles travel through different regions setting up churches and these two books that Paul writes, 1 & 2 Corinthians are letters from him to these churches.