If you have a WordPress blog, and want to add a link to a daily Bible chapter (in the sidebar), just go
to Widgets, and find “RSS” and “add” it then click “edit“
and use this URL for the feed: http://podbible.com/rss to add the day’s section from the Bible
in a year use this URL http://podbible.com/bible-in-a-year-rss to get
just one segment a day choose to display “one item”. Give the widget a
title like “Today’s Bible reading” and away you go!
to Widgets, and find “RSS” and “add” it then click “edit“
and use this URL for the feed: http://podbible.com/rss to add the day’s section from the Bible
in a year use this URL http://podbible.com/bible-in-a-year-rss to get
just one segment a day choose to display “one item”. Give the widget a
title like “Today’s Bible reading” and away you go!
Sadly this does not work for blogger or other blogging platforms 
so I can’t demonstrate it here, or for static webpages, but you can see it at work here http://asiabible.wordpress.com/ so, if you have a WordPress blog, how about it?
If I can discover how to do it in HTML I will post instructions here.
July 5th, 2008 - 1:02 pm
Do you have any ideas how to do this with foreign language bibles that are available on the web in MP3 format? Or do they have to be from a website that has an RSS link set up for this?
For instance, there are links to French MP3 bibles at http://learnfrenchwiththebible.wordpress.com/bible-in-french/.
I would imagine that some WordPress blogs could post daily bible readings in Hebrew, German, Spanish, etc.
July 11th, 2008 - 4:28 pm
Sorry I have taken so long to get back to you on this
The short answer is that you need an RSS feed, someone could create one (even I think for a site that is not “theirs”) and then make a similar little tool. The most difficult part would be creating a daily RSS feed, and for just one blog to do it manually would be as much work as making the link manually…
I am also sorry I am not an RSS guru…