Hi kobilove
Taking into account Ed's thoughts might suggest finding something that works for yourself ... Boy does that sound a bit awkward. What I mean is by prayer and reading, prayer without reading, prayer while reading. Personally found it more difficult to just adhere to a strict 'system' or straight through approach ... But, that very well may be the right course for you, it can be a great discipline. To be ridiculously simple ... just read. There have been times where I have read straight whole books and times where two lines have transfixed me in contemplation and wonder. Times when I recognize something that leads on to other thoughts, verses and before you know it your lost in a great trail of discovery. Times I have camped in places for weeks or longer and though I may go elsewhere, feel drawn right back ... The Psalms especially. There is a great 'whole' to the scriptures that hopefully becomes recognizable in the way it interprets itself. I have been in John for years on end and it's still ...
A great piece of advice picked up from Zac Poonen was to approach the scriptures everyday as if for the very first time. It is remarkable what is revealed.
Let the Lord lead you through.
Its a little hard to really understand what I read.
Go slow as well, think sometimes it can catch us off guard if we are trying to keep up with a program that is telling you subconsciously,
[i]I need to finish this or I will be behind[/i]. That may not be an issue for you. Do you have any helps to appeal to for clarification and thought (not necessarily opinion)? A great source used by many here is www.e-sword.org, it is free and has a number of excellent commentaries that can be downloaded as well.