What is Revival from the Bible?

Welcome to Revival from the Bible - a daily devotional podcast and reading plan designed to help more people get into God’s Word and get more out of the Word.

There is simply no book like the Bible. Not one other book exists in this world that can rightly claim to be the very Word of God. In the pages of the Scriptures, God has revealed Himself to us. He tells us what He is like, explains how we can be reconciled to Him, and shows us how to live. There is no book more worthy of reading and study than this one.

One special benefit of reading the Bible is revival. Psalm 19:7 says, “The law of the Lord is perfect; reviving the soul.” Revival means “an awakening, an improvement, a renewal of strength, or a breath of fresh air.” God’s Word brings this revival in an ultimate sense by awakening people to the reality of their sin and the good news of a Savior. It also brings fresh, renewed life to God’s people on a daily basis as they read it.

Doesn’t that sound nice? Wouldn’t you like to experience refreshment on this level every single day? I would like to be one voice testifying that this daily revival from the Bible is possible. The idea that God’s law can revive the soul is not false advertising; it can be the consistent reality of your life!

However, that doesn’t mean revival from the Bible will be easy. Reading through the Bible and experiencing it in this way takes work. It will require discipline to stay on task in a world full of distractions. It will also require study and explanation–it’s hard to be revived by what you don’t understand!

That’s exactly where I hope Revival from the Bible can help. I hope this plan and community will help you get more into God’s Word and that the daily podcast and other resources will help you get more out of the Word so that you can experience revival from the Bible on a regular basis.

In 2026, we’ll be reading from three places in the Bible each day with the themes Worship, Wisdom, and Witness. For Worship, we’ll be reading a short section from Psalms (it’s the same breakdown as last year). For Wisdom, we’ll be reading a few verses from Proverbs, moving slowly through the book to chew on these bits of insight that God has given us. For Witness, we’ll be reading through the rest of the Bible and seeing how it all points us God—and more specifically to his Son, our Lord Jesus Christ.

Whether you are new to reading the Bible or have read it many times, I can’t wait for all that we will see and discover in God’s Word this year! Let’s go!