It doesn’t matter which one you use.
Some people like having an actual Bible in hand. Turning pages, writing in margins, the weight of it. Others read on a phone or tablet because it’s already in their pocket and there’s nothing else to carry around.
Both work fine for this. The plan doesn’t care what format you’re reading in, and neither do I.
If you’re inclined toward print, a basic copy works. You don’t need a study Bible loaded with notes and cross-references, since the point here is reading the text without anything stacked on top of it. If digital is easier, any Bible app with the right translation will do the job.
The one advantage digital has is convenience. If your phone is already with you most of the day, the reading is too. That removes one more excuse for skipping it.
The one advantage print has is fewer distractions. No notifications, nothing else open in another tab.
Pick whichever one you’ll actually use. That’s the only criteria that matters.
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