One reading a day
Bible 365: Old Testament, New Testament, Psalms, and Proverbs — finishable in twelve months, together.
Go therefore and make disciplesstarting at home.
One daily reading for your whole household — kids, parents, grandparents on the same passage, building the long habit of returning to the Word together.
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Today’s reading
2 Kings 18–19 · Acts 21 · Psalm 149 · Proverbs 18
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This week
12Andrew
Sarah
Emma (10)
Your family’s daily rhythm, at a glance.
Rewards your family sets
Ice-cream trips and later bedtimes get the habit started. The Word does the forming.
Never fall behind alone
Miss a few days? Read today with everyone, then walk back and fill your trail — nothing is ever skipped.
Built for one family first
It started at our
kitchen table.
GoTherefore wasn’t designed in a boardroom. It was built by a dad who wanted his own household in the Word — and then watched it work.
“I wanted something we could fold into our daily life — a simple way to keep our whole household in the Word, growing together.
With rewards we set as a family, my kids started getting up in the morning and going straight for their Bibles — often before I was even up. Because we were all on the same verses, it sparked natural, real conversation about God and his Word.
The fruit was real. So I decided to build it to share.”
Where discipleship begins
Lead your family in the Word.
Discipleship was always meant to begin at home — parents reading Scripture aloud, kids asking the next question, households returning together, day after day.
Everyone in the family reads the same passage. Kids’ profiles are PIN-protected and email-free — safe by default, no inboxes to manage.
Your household
Andrew
Sarah
Emma (10)
Ben (8)
Motivation for the whole family
Everyone earns. Everyone has a reason to show up.
Everyone in the family earns points the same way — you, your spouse, every kid — for time in the Word: reading, taking the daily questions, keeping the streak going.
Parents set the rewards: a round of golf, an ice-cream trip, a later bedtime — whatever motivates your people. The reward gets the habit started. The Word does the forming.
Family rewards
Set by a parent · earned by everyone
Round of golf
120 ptsMovie night pick
70 ptsIce cream trip
45 ptsA later bedtime
30 ptsBeyond the family
Spur one another on.
Personal groups let you read the same daily passages as a handful of friends — your small group, your prayer circle, peers across the country. You see when they read. They see when you do. Quiet accountability, never a leaderboard.
And when you’re ready, your local church can live here too — the same mechanic, scaled to a congregation.
Prayer group
Andrew
Drew
Chauncey
Read today Aced the bonus Still to come
Notice a quiet row? That’s your cue to send a “praying for you” text. Less leaderboard, more reminder.
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations … teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.”
Matthew 28:19–20
Free to start · kids included