365 Key Chapters Chronological Bible Reading

Colossians 1 proclaims Christ’s supremacy over all creation. Paul praises Jesus as the image of the invisible God and the head of the church, through whom all things were created...

Acts 28 concludes with Paul’s arrival in Rome. After healing many on Malta, he lives under house arrest, boldly preaching the kingdom of God and teaching about Jesus to all...

Acts 27 recounts Paul’s perilous voyage to Rome. Despite warnings, the ship sails into a violent storm. Paul encourages all aboard with God’s promise of safety, and they survive a...

Acts 26 presents Paul’s powerful defense before King Agrippa. He shares his past as a persecutor, his dramatic encounter with Christ, and his mission to preach repentance and light to...

Acts 25 details Paul’s continued imprisonment and trial before Festus. To avoid an unfair trial in Jerusalem, Paul exercises his right as a Roman citizen and appeals his case to...

Acts 24 recounts Paul’s trial before Governor Felix. Accused by Jewish leaders, Paul defends his faith and proclaims the resurrection. Felix delays judgment, hoping for a bribe, and keeps Paul...

Acts 23 describes Paul’s trial before the Sanhedrin, where conflict arises between Pharisees and Sadducees. God assures Paul he will testify in Rome, while a plot to kill him leads...

Acts 22 records Paul’s defense before the angry crowd in Jerusalem. He shares his background, conversion, and calling by Jesus. But mentioning his mission to the Gentiles stirs further outrage.

Acts 21 recounts Paul’s journey to Jerusalem despite warnings of danger. There, he is falsely accused by the crowd, seized at the temple, and arrested by Roman soldiers, fulfilling God’s...

Romans 15 calls believers to bear with the weak, live in unity, and follow Christ’s example of selflessness. Paul proclaims Jesus as the hope for both Jews and Gentiles and...

Romans 14 urges believers not to judge one another over disputable matters like food or special days. Instead, live in love and peace, honouring the Lord and not causing others...

Romans 13 teaches believers to submit to governing authorities, recognising their role under God. Paul also emphasises love as the fulfilment of the law and calls for holy living in...

Romans 12 urges believers to offer themselves as living sacrifices, transformed by the renewing of their minds. Paul outlines practical ways to love, serve, and live in harmony within the...

Bible Version: New International Version (NIV) Application Notes: Life Application Study Bible (NIV) ROMANS 8 Life Through the Spirit 1 Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are...

Romans 7 describes the inner struggle between the desire to do good and the power of sin. Though the law reveals what is right, it cannot free us. Only through...

Romans 6 teaches that believers, united with Christ in His death and resurrection, are no longer slaves to sin. We are called to live as instruments of righteousness under God’s...

Romans 5 explains that through faith in Christ, we have peace with God. Paul contrasts Adam’s sin, which brought death, with Christ’s obedience, which brings life and righteousness to all...

Romans 4 uses Abraham as the example of being justified by faith, not works. His righteousness came through belief in God’s promises, showing that salvation is by grace through faith...

Romans 3 reveals that all have sinned and fall short of God’s glory. No one is justified by works, but through faith in Jesus Christ. God’s righteousness is revealed apart...

Romans 2 emphasizes that God judges all people impartially. Neither the law nor outward religion can save; only a transformed heart pleases God. True righteousness comes from obeying God inwardly.