Nurture.
Discover the Love of Your Life
Seminar on Bible journaling by Heather-Dawn Small
Nurture yourself and the women in your center of influence by keeping a record of your Christian growth—whether it be written evidence of your gratitude, or diary for recording thoughts and feelings, or a log to chronicle your prayers and God's answers, or documentation of your Bible study. Bible journaling is an effective way to pray and communicate with our heavenly Father.
Why Journal?
- To have a variety of ways for communicating with our Heavenly Father
- To express our deepest feelings
- To keep record of your walk with God
- To record answers to prayer
- To develop an aid in Bible study
- To list your blessings and joys (begin a Joy Book, Blessing Book, Thanksgiving Journal, Gratitude Journal
Ways to Journal
- Letters to God about what is happening in your life
- Written prayers
- Thoughts from your devotional reading
- Bible promises to claim:
- Use the ABCs of prayer—Ask, Believe, Claim
- Researching a text and its references
- Impressions from listening—to sermons, devotional talks, etc.
- Dialogue with God:
- Write using the ACTS prayer—Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication
- Write using the PRAY prayer—Praise, Repent, Ask, Yield
- Write using the Sanctuary prayer
- Keep different types of journals—quiet time journal, church journal, pocket journal, bedside journal
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