Ready Answer Card: Through the New Testament in 2027, Part 1
Walk with Jesus through all four Gospels in 2027. This Ready Answer card puts the Scriptures in your hand one day at a time, with Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John read together in the order the events happened.
Peter told Christians to always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you (1 Peter 3:15). That hope rests on Jesus, and the Gospels are where we meet Him. When an event appears in more than one Gospel, the plan reads the accounts back to back, so you see the baptism, the feeding of the five thousand, or the trial before Pilate from every angle the Spirit gave us. It's a 5 × 8 card, printed front and back, with a reading for every day from January through June. Card 16 finishes the New Testament from July through December.
Each day lists the passage only. No verse is printed out, so the card works with whatever translation you read. Check off the box as you go, and keep the card in your Bible as a bookmark.
What's Inside
Front
- January: the Word made flesh, the birth narratives, John the Baptist, Jesus' baptism and temptation, and His early ministry in Judea and Galilee
- February: the call of the Twelve, the Sermon on the Mount, healings in Galilee, and the parables of the kingdom
- March: the feeding of the five thousand, Peter's confession, the transfiguration, the Feast of Tabernacles, and the start of the journey to Jerusalem
Back
- April: Luke's travel narrative, the good shepherd, the raising of Lazarus, and the triumphal entry
- May: Jesus' teaching in the temple, the Olivet discourse, the Last Supper, and the Upper Room discourse in John
- June: Gethsemane, the trials, the cross, the resurrection in all four Gospels, and the first chapters of Acts
Format & Features
One 5 × 8 card, printed on both sides, with a dated reading and a check-off box for every day from January 1 through June 30. Together, Cards 15 and 16 take you through the whole New Testament at about 22 verses a day.
Who It's For
Christians who want to read the New Testament in 2027 at a pace that leaves room to think. New converts getting to know the Lord they have obeyed. Congregations and Bible classes reading the life of Christ together. Teachers who want students to see how the four Gospels fit together. Anyone who has tried a full Bible plan and wants a shorter, steadier place to begin.