There’s something wonderfully simple about reading a Proverb a day. No complicated Bible-reading plan. No 47-page workbook. No need to figure out which chapter you’re supposed to read next. Just open the Book of Proverbs, find the chapter that matches the day of the month, and read it. There are 31 chapters in Proverbs, which makes it remarkably convenient for a daily reading habit. On the first of the month, read Proverbs 1. On the second, read Proverbs 2. And so on. If there are 31 days in the month, congratulations. You have a perfect little Bible-reading plan. If there…