Welcome back to The Read, Do, & Tell Podcast!
Today, Amy & I {Becky} are sharing our next printable Bible reading plan, which is the third of our New Testament reading plans. We’re picking up where we left off in Episode 29 in the storyline of the Bible. See the links below for all our reading plans.
This reading calendar covers Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem all the way through to His death, resurrection, and ascension.
We’ll discuss Jesus being anointed at Bethany, His “inspection” as the Passover Lamb, His trials, His death on the cross, and hallelujah! – His resurrection.
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Episode 31: Jesus’ Death & Resurrection Bible Reading Plan
Quite a bit is written about the week between Palm Sunday and Jesus’ resurrection. What’s interesting to note is that the people went from “Hail Him!” to “Nail Him!” in just one week’s time.
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But again, nothing that happened to Jesus during this week took Jesus by surprise.
Jesus came to do the will of the Father. He came to give His life as a ransom for us. He willingly laid down His life, making reconciliation with the Father possible for those who put their faith in Jesus and what He did at Calvary.
Previous Bible Reading Plans {Click on the images to find the podcast episodes.} The first six are our Old Testament reading plans.
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Resources Mentioned in this Podcast Episode
This Bible reading plan is loosely based on these books:
- A Harmony of the Gospels by A.T. Robertson
- One Perfect Life by John MacArthur
More New Testament Resources You May Enjoy:
- Jesus is God Scripture Sort
- Jesus Shares the HANDS of God
- New Testament Writing & Drawing Prompts
- New Testament Books of the Bible Pack
Let’s be determined as Ezra: to read, do and tell the Word of the Lord!
~Becky
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