JOURNALING
Start your day with the Bible in One Year, a free Bible reading app with commentary by Nicky and Pippa Gumbel. Nicky Gumbel is the Vicar of HTB in London and pioneer of Alpha.
You can find The One Year Bible Plan® HERE. You can also download their app to your Phone or Tablet.
Why Should You Start Bible Journaling?
God reveals Himself in Scripture, and when we take the time to truly explore it, we discover more of Him—His love story of salvation and redemption through Christ.
In our busy lives, it’s easy to get stuck in a rut, quickly reading a passage and then moving on to the demands of the day. We know we need a fresh perspective and new eyes when we approach God’s Word, but many of us just don’t know where to begin.
“Bible journaling is all about reading and studying the Word, letting it lead you to be creative in the ways you memorize and record Scripture,” “The goal with Bible journaling is to experience God’s Word in a new way as you spend time with the Lord.”
How do I Journal?
One way to journal is to use the following acronym:
S – Write down the Scripture verse that stands out to you
O – What Observation can you make about the verse? Consider the context of the passage.
A – What is the Application of scripture for your personal life?
P – Respond to God in Prayer based on what has been highlighted to you from the passage.
You can find The One Year Bible Plan® HERE. You can also download their app to your Phone or Tablet.
Why Should You Start Bible Journaling?
God reveals Himself in Scripture, and when we take the time to truly explore it, we discover more of Him—His love story of salvation and redemption through Christ.
In our busy lives, it’s easy to get stuck in a rut, quickly reading a passage and then moving on to the demands of the day. We know we need a fresh perspective and new eyes when we approach God’s Word, but many of us just don’t know where to begin.
“Bible journaling is all about reading and studying the Word, letting it lead you to be creative in the ways you memorize and record Scripture,” “The goal with Bible journaling is to experience God’s Word in a new way as you spend time with the Lord.”
How do I Journal?
One way to journal is to use the following acronym:
S – Write down the Scripture verse that stands out to you
O – What Observation can you make about the verse? Consider the context of the passage.
A – What is the Application of scripture for your personal life?
P – Respond to God in Prayer based on what has been highlighted to you from the passage.
BIBLE RESOURCES
You can also read the Verse of the Day and use the Bible Reading Plan from BibleGateway to keep you motivated in reading God's message to us.
