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Acts in 28 Days Reading Plan
Acts contains 28 chapters, so this plan follows a clear 28-day rhythm averaging one chapter each day. It begins with Jesus' ascension and traces the gospel's movement from Jerusalem toward Rome.
Read the complete schedule below or download the free printable PDF. This plan works especially well after reading Luke or all four Gospels.
Quick facts
- days
- 28
- chapters
- 28
- chapter a day
- About 1
- one complete book
- Acts
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Acts in 28 Days Reading Schedule
Open each section and follow the readings in order. The full schedule is available here, so downloading the PDF is optional.
Days 1–28
- Day 1Acts 1
- Day 2Acts 2
- Day 3Acts 3
- Day 4Acts 4
- Day 5Acts 5
- Day 6Acts 6; Acts 7:1–21
- Day 7Acts 7:22–60
- Day 8Acts 8
- Day 9Acts 9
- Day 10Acts 10:1–35
- Day 11Acts 10:36–48; Acts 11
- Day 12Acts 12
- Day 13Acts 13:1–36
- Day 14Acts 13:37–52; Acts 14
- Day 15Acts 15
- Day 16Acts 16
- Day 17Acts 17
- Day 18Acts 18
- Day 19Acts 19
- Day 20Acts 20
- Day 21Acts 21
- Day 22Acts 22
- Day 23Acts 23
- Day 24Acts 24
- Day 25Acts 25
- Day 26Acts 26
- Day 27Acts 27
- Day 28Acts 28
What is the book of Acts about?
Acts continues the story told in Luke's Gospel. It follows the coming of the Holy Spirit, the witness of the apostles, the formation of new churches, and the mission journeys of Paul.
The book repeatedly shows the good news crossing geographic, cultural, and social boundaries despite opposition.
What to notice as you read Acts
Watch how the early Christians pray, make decisions, respond to persecution, and explain their faith. Notice also how often speeches retell Israel's story around Jesus.
The one-chapter-a-day average keeps the narrative connected while leaving time to reflect. A few longer chapters are divided across adjacent days so the workload stays balanced.
After Acts, continue into Paul's teaching with Romans in 16 Days.
Questions about this reading plan
How many chapters are in Acts?
Acts has 28 chapters, which fits naturally into 28 days. This schedule balances by verse count, so a few longer chapters are divided between adjacent days.
What should I know before reading Acts?
Acts is the second volume written by Luke. Reading Luke's Gospel first provides helpful context, though Acts can still be followed on its own.
What should I read after Acts?
Romans follows Acts in the New Testament and offers a sustained explanation of the gospel Paul proclaimed during his ministry.
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