February 23-April 5, 2026
God is Faithful: Isaiah
This 6-week reading plan will lead us to Easter Sunday. The book of Isaiah is filled with references to the Messiah and will encourage and challenge you to grow closer to Jesus as you explore this ancient writing. This plan includes daily readings, an overview of Isaiah provided by BibleProject, a link to a more detailed Isaiah guide, and a method to help you spend time with Jesus in prayer and the Word.
Use the links to below to dive deeper into meditating on and studying God's Word as you read!
Isaiah lived in Jerusalem during the latter half of Israel’s kingdom period and spoke to the leaders of Jerusalem and Judah on God’s behalf. Isaiah brought with him a warning about God’s judgment, telling Israel’s corrupt leaders that their rebellion against the covenant with God would come at a cost. Isaiah also said that God would use the great empires of Assyria and later Babylon to judge Jerusalem if they persisted in idolatry and oppression of the poor.
However, that dire announcement was also combined with a message of hope, as Isaiah believed deeply that God would one day fulfill all his covenant promises. He trusted that God would send a king from David’s line to establish his Kingdom on Earth (2 Sam. 7; Ps. 2; Ps. 72) and lead Israel in obedience to the laws of the covenant made at Mount Sinai (Exod. 19). This was how God’s blessing and salvation would flow outward to all nations, just as God promised to Abraham (Gen. 12). It’s this messianic hope that compelled Isaiah to speak out against the corruption and idolatry of Israel and its leaders.
The book has a complex literary design, but there is one simple way to see how it all fits together. Chapters 1-39 contain three large sections that develop Isaiah’s warning of judgment on Israel, culminating in an event pointed to at the end of chapter 39, the fall of Jerusalem and the exile of its people to Babylon. But chapters 1-39 also present a message of hope, that after the exile, God’s covenant promises would be fulfilled. Chapters 40-66 pick up that promise and develop it further.
This summary is provided by the BibleProject
However, that dire announcement was also combined with a message of hope, as Isaiah believed deeply that God would one day fulfill all his covenant promises. He trusted that God would send a king from David’s line to establish his Kingdom on Earth (2 Sam. 7; Ps. 2; Ps. 72) and lead Israel in obedience to the laws of the covenant made at Mount Sinai (Exod. 19). This was how God’s blessing and salvation would flow outward to all nations, just as God promised to Abraham (Gen. 12). It’s this messianic hope that compelled Isaiah to speak out against the corruption and idolatry of Israel and its leaders.
The book has a complex literary design, but there is one simple way to see how it all fits together. Chapters 1-39 contain three large sections that develop Isaiah’s warning of judgment on Israel, culminating in an event pointed to at the end of chapter 39, the fall of Jerusalem and the exile of its people to Babylon. But chapters 1-39 also present a message of hope, that after the exile, God’s covenant promises would be fulfilled. Chapters 40-66 pick up that promise and develop it further.
This summary is provided by the BibleProject
God is Faithful: Isaiah Reading Plan | Winter-Spring 2026
Week 1
February 23
Isaiah 1
February 24
Isaiah 2–3
February 25
Isaiah 4–5
February 26
Isaiah 6
February 27
Isaiah 7–8
February 28
Isaiah 9–10
March 1
Isaiah 11–12
Isaiah 1
February 24
Isaiah 2–3
February 25
Isaiah 4–5
February 26
Isaiah 6
February 27
Isaiah 7–8
February 28
Isaiah 9–10
March 1
Isaiah 11–12
Week 2
March 2
Isaiah 13–14
March 3
Isaiah 15–16
March 4
Isaiah 17–18
March 5
Isaiah 19–20
March 6
Isaiah 21–22
March 7
Isaiah 23–24
March 8
Isaiah 25–27
Isaiah 13–14
March 3
Isaiah 15–16
March 4
Isaiah 17–18
March 5
Isaiah 19–20
March 6
Isaiah 21–22
March 7
Isaiah 23–24
March 8
Isaiah 25–27
Week 3
March 9
Isaiah 28
March 10
Isaiah 29–30
March 11
Isaiah 31–32
March 12
Isaiah 33
March 13
Isaiah 34–35
March 14
Isaiah 36–37
March 15
Isaiah 38–39
Isaiah 28
March 10
Isaiah 29–30
March 11
Isaiah 31–32
March 12
Isaiah 33
March 13
Isaiah 34–35
March 14
Isaiah 36–37
March 15
Isaiah 38–39
Week 4
March 16
Isaiah 40
March 17
Isaiah 41
March 18
Isaiah 42
March 19
Isaiah 43
March 20
Isaiah 44–45
March 21
Isaiah 46
March 22
Isaiah 47–48
Isaiah 40
March 17
Isaiah 41
March 18
Isaiah 42
March 19
Isaiah 43
March 20
Isaiah 44–45
March 21
Isaiah 46
March 22
Isaiah 47–48
Week 5
March 23
Isaiah 49
March 24
Isaiah 50
March 25
Isaiah 51
March 26
Isaiah 52
March 27
Isaiah 53
March 28
Isaiah 54
March 29
Isaiah 55
Isaiah 49
March 24
Isaiah 50
March 25
Isaiah 51
March 26
Isaiah 52
March 27
Isaiah 53
March 28
Isaiah 54
March 29
Isaiah 55
Week 6
March 30
Isaiah 56
March 31
Isaiah 57
April 1
Isaiah 58–59
April 2
Isaiah 60
April 3
Isaiah 61–62
April 4
Isaiah 63–64
April 5
Isaiah 65–66
Isaiah 56
March 31
Isaiah 57
April 1
Isaiah 58–59
April 2
Isaiah 60
April 3
Isaiah 61–62
April 4
Isaiah 63–64
April 5
Isaiah 65–66