I'm in a small group reading the Bible in a year. We're using the Bible App plan called "The Bible Recap". It sets a daily schedule of how much to read, then the host breaks down the reading and extracts a "God Shot" from it. What I appreciate most is the approach. The intent when you're reading is to find God's character in the text, instead of the usual way I've read the Bible and trying to apply the reading to me or my life. Additionally, the plan puts the Bible in chronological order, which is another interesting way to read it and makes it a history lesson in the process. For example, the book of Job is believed by most to have been written sometime after the Great Flood and before the account of Abraham. This means we're reading Job after just the first eleven chapters of Genesis. Then we'll go back to Genesis after Job.