This year, I’m trying my hand at the devotional practice of Bible journaling. There are many forms Bible journaling can take, from lovely works of art, scrapbooking, and hand lettering. For those of us who haven’t developed those artistic skills yet, there is also more traditional journaling–writing. The last week or so, I’ve been using a commentary as I read my Bible as well so now I’m combining Bible journaling and Bible study.
Bible Journaling in the New Year
I mentioned briefly in yesterday’s Daybook Online Journal post about thoughts and ideas I had for us to share the scriptures in the New Year. My thoughts are centered on practicing lectio divina alongside Bible journaling. So let’s define the two and see how they will pair nicely with each other as we begin our Bible Journaling in the New Year.
Philippians 3–All About Humility
Friends, my joy is lacking. Or rather, my joy in my present circumstances is lacking, which is understandable. And if…
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Philippians 3–Everything Else is Worthless
He will take these weak mortal bodies of ours and change them into glorious bodies like his own, using the same mighty power that he will use to conquer everything, everywhere. †Philippians 3:21
Philippians 3–Journey to Joy
“Whatever happens my dear brothers and sisters, rejoice in the Lord. I never get tired of telling you these things, and I do it to safeguard your faith.
†Philippians 3:1
Philippians Chapter 3 Worksheet
So I run straight toward the goal in order to win the prize, which is God’s call through Christ Jesus to the life above.–Philippians 3:14