The Parashah Project

The Parashah Project is an invitation to experience Scripture holistically, accessibly, and in rhythm with the global Jewish community. Over the course of a year, you’ll journey through the Torah, week by week, with devotionals that are fresh, insightful, and bite-sized—designed to supplement your Bible reading, not replace it. The real power of this project is how it helps you slow down, notice patterns, and trace the story God has been telling since the beginning.

The Torah—the first five books of the Bible—is divided by an ancient Jewish reading plan into 54 weekly sections (the parshiot). Each parashah (portion) is then subdivided into eight daily readings. This 7+1 pattern reflects a rhythm of completion and renewal that has shaped generations. The Parashah Project builds on this structure, weaving in passages from the Prophets and the Apostolic Writings that resonate with each Torah portion—helping you see how the whole Bible speaks with one voice.

Here’s the weekly flow:

• Sunday–Wednesday: Readings from the Torah (two sections each day).

• Thursday: Readings from the Prophets.

• Friday: Readings from the Apostolic Writings.

• Saturday: Rest, reflection, and fellowship.

Some weeks feature a double portion to complete the annual cycle, which begins in Genesis 1 and follows the same rhythm used in Jewish communities worldwide.

The goal is not just to cover content but to open your eyes to the threads God has woven through the entire Bible. As you stay with this rhythm, you’ll begin to see connections between Torah, Prophets, and Apostolic Writings in new and beautiful ways. What once felt like separate pieces will start to come together as a unified, living story of God’s redemption.

To join the Parashah Project is to step into the rhythm of God’s Word with the people of God across time and space.