We’ll begin reading together on Jan. 1. This plan takes you through the entire Bible with four readings each day: one from the Old Testament, one from the New Testament, one from Psalms and one from Proverbs.

This is not a checklist. It’s an opportunity to hear from God each day.                                                                      
New to faith? Start with the New Testament.
Hurting? Start with Psalms.
Seeking wisdom for a decision? Start with Proverbs.

Is God speaking to you through a passage? Stay there. Don’t feel pressured to move on just to check a box.
Miss a few days? You can catch up by listening in the car or at the gym, or tap the Catch Up button to jump to today’s reading with the church.

Most people believe that personal Bible study is critical for spiritual growth. Many, however, don't know how to get started and may feel overwhelmed by the thought. As a result, they decide to listen to someone else explain God's Word rather than study it themselves and miss out on the incredible blessing of hearing God speak directly to them through the Bible.

The good news is that we've created a resource to help guide you through the process of studying your Bible! Download the study guide below to gain confidence toward studying your Bible.

A disciple is someone who lives and loves like Jesus. Our hope is to see each believer in our church body be a disciple-maker. That is someone who is teaching and holding others accountable to hear what God is saying, obeying what he says, and sharing what he says with others.

The Bible points us to this multiplication-mindset (Matt. 28:18-20, Mark 1:17, 2 Tim. 2:2) all throughout its story and our goal is to see the Word of God as the central piece and spiritual discipline to foster a disciple-making culture here at First McKinney.  We feel that is best done through what we call "D-Groups."