The Disciple Peter Bible Reading Plan
Get to know the Biblical character Peter, one of the 12 disciples.
There are many more Bible verses I could have included but for the scope of a short character arc this is a good start to studying the Bible this way.
Now I wish I could change one of these I would have put Jesus calling Peter to walk on the water rather than just Jesus calming the storm but 1.) I wanted to represent the Gospel of Mark and 2.) Peter was present and this was an important moment in Jesus’ revelation of authority over nature miracle, so it fits but if you want to add another add Matthew 14:22-33
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Studying the disciple Peter through a structured Bible reading plan provides a wonderful opportunity to reflect on faith, failure, and redemption. For me, one of the most impactful parts of Peter’s story is his denial of Jesus described in Luke 22:54-62. It’s a deeply human moment that shows how even those closest to Jesus can falter in times of fear. As you follow this 10-day plan, I'd recommend meditating on Acts 2:14-41, where Peter delivers a powerful sermon at Pentecost. It’s incredible to see how Peter transforms from a scared follower into a bold leader filled with the Holy Spirit. This transformation encourages believers to trust in God’s purpose even after failure. Additionally, reflecting on Peter’s presence during Jesus calming the storm, and the suggested reading of Matthew 14:22-33 where Peter attempts to walk on water, highlights his complex and courageous faith journey. These passages show his willingness to step out of the boat, literally and figuratively, which is inspiring for anyone seeking to trust God amid life’s uncertainties. Incorporating these readings into personal journaling or group discussions can deepen understanding and foster spiritual growth. Using markers or highlighting key verses, as seen in some Bible journaling communities, can make the study more engaging. Overall, this reading plan is a compact yet enriching way to connect with Peter’s story and apply its lessons on faith, repentance, and restoration to everyday life.
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