Tara Lee Cobble

We'd love to see you be all in. So check out our website, follow us on social media. I'd even love for you to follow me on social media. It's not creepy. We are the Bible Recap and I am Tara Lee Cobble. I'll spell that for you. T-A-R-A-L-E-I-G-H-C-O-B-B-L-E. This is gonna be your best year yet. I can't wait to jump into scripture with you because he's in there and he's where the joy is.

You're less likely to forget the Bible exists if it's sitting on your dining room table instead of buried in a folder on the third page of your phone. Each day, we'll open the Bible app to see what we're reading, or you can use that printable reading plan on our site. Then you'll open up your Bible and read your chapters.

You're less likely to forget the Bible exists if it's sitting on your dining room table instead of buried in a folder on the third page of your phone. Each day, we'll open the Bible app to see what we're reading, or you can use that printable reading plan on our site. Then you'll open up your Bible and read your chapters.

You're less likely to forget the Bible exists if it's sitting on your dining room table instead of buried in a folder on the third page of your phone. Each day, we'll open the Bible app to see what we're reading, or you can use that printable reading plan on our site. Then you'll open up your Bible and read your chapters.

When you're done, you'll open your podcast app and listen to the Bible Recap, where we'll talk about what you just read. Most episodes are about eight minutes long, but sometimes I get really excited and it's hard to shut me up. On the days that I do manage to keep it at about eight minutes, both your Bible reading and my Bible recapping will take most readers around 20 minutes a day.

When you're done, you'll open your podcast app and listen to the Bible Recap, where we'll talk about what you just read. Most episodes are about eight minutes long, but sometimes I get really excited and it's hard to shut me up. On the days that I do manage to keep it at about eight minutes, both your Bible reading and my Bible recapping will take most readers around 20 minutes a day.

When you're done, you'll open your podcast app and listen to the Bible Recap, where we'll talk about what you just read. Most episodes are about eight minutes long, but sometimes I get really excited and it's hard to shut me up. On the days that I do manage to keep it at about eight minutes, both your Bible reading and my Bible recapping will take most readers around 20 minutes a day.

We've partnered with the Dwell Audio Bible app to bring my daily recaps right into their app. Not only can you listen to each day's reading, but you can also hear my recaps right inside the app. Look for it in the App Store or Google Play and get a free seven-day trial or click the link in the show notes.

We've partnered with the Dwell Audio Bible app to bring my daily recaps right into their app. Not only can you listen to each day's reading, but you can also hear my recaps right inside the app. Look for it in the App Store or Google Play and get a free seven-day trial or click the link in the show notes.

We've partnered with the Dwell Audio Bible app to bring my daily recaps right into their app. Not only can you listen to each day's reading, but you can also hear my recaps right inside the app. Look for it in the App Store or Google Play and get a free seven-day trial or click the link in the show notes.

That's only 1% of your day and it will change everything. In addition to that, we've designed some tools to help you with this process. We have the podcast in book form, which is great if you're a visual learner. It's called The Bible Recap Book. It's a very polished version of the podcast content for all 365 days.

That's only 1% of your day and it will change everything. In addition to that, we've designed some tools to help you with this process. We have the podcast in book form, which is great if you're a visual learner. It's called The Bible Recap Book. It's a very polished version of the podcast content for all 365 days.

That's only 1% of your day and it will change everything. In addition to that, we've designed some tools to help you with this process. We have the podcast in book form, which is great if you're a visual learner. It's called The Bible Recap Book. It's a very polished version of the podcast content for all 365 days.

We've also got a daily journal that is customized just for this reading plan, and it lays flat so you can write in it. We also have a daily study guide, which has about five questions per day. These questions are designed to not only help you learn more, but also to equip you with some new tools for studying scripture that you can carry with you forever.

We've also got a daily journal that is customized just for this reading plan, and it lays flat so you can write in it. We also have a daily study guide, which has about five questions per day. These questions are designed to not only help you learn more, but also to equip you with some new tools for studying scripture that you can carry with you forever.

We've also got a daily journal that is customized just for this reading plan, and it lays flat so you can write in it. We also have a daily study guide, which has about five questions per day. These questions are designed to not only help you learn more, but also to equip you with some new tools for studying scripture that you can carry with you forever.

The daily journal and the daily study guide are both intended for you to use on your own. If you're doing the Bible Recap with friends or through your church, we also have a weekly discussion guide. It's a great tool for helping foster reflective conversation about what we've read each week.

The daily journal and the daily study guide are both intended for you to use on your own. If you're doing the Bible Recap with friends or through your church, we also have a weekly discussion guide. It's a great tool for helping foster reflective conversation about what we've read each week.

The daily journal and the daily study guide are both intended for you to use on your own. If you're doing the Bible Recap with friends or through your church, we also have a weekly discussion guide. It's a great tool for helping foster reflective conversation about what we've read each week.

The questions in the weekly discussion guide are entirely different from the ones in the journal and the daily study guide, but they're all three designed to work together beautifully. To get your own copies or to see sample pages from each, click the store link at thebiblerecap.com. We truly believe these tools will not only help you stick with your Bible reading plan each day, but to love it.