A mixture of a Bible with the binding of a high-quality notebook. This journaling Bible is made to go where you go, giving you a place to reflect, write, and explore what God’s word has to say when you look closely and thoughtfully. The endpapers feature original artwork by Hannah, inspired by the story of the Garden of Eden in Genesis, and Revelation's 'Heavenly City'. Hannah's previous Journalling Bible won Bible of the Year at the Christian Resources Together awards 2018.

Halfway between a Bible and an Adult Colouring Book, this is a journaling Bible for anyone who wants to relax into God’s word. With intricate line images to fill in, as well as wide margins for notes and drawings, this is the ideal gift for anyone with an artistic eye. There is also a new range of Inspire Bibles that celebrate the inspiration of the Psalms and come in a luscious purple binding.

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In the last couple of years, a TON of Journaling Bibles have come out on the market. Which is great because we now have so many options, but also overwhelming to figure out which one is right for us. The first question to answer is if you want to create all your own art, or have designs pre-printed that you can color/paint. Sometimes it takes a spark to ignite a fire of imagination, and the images in this NIV Journaling Bible are just that spark. Created by artists Hannah Dunnett, the bright and exciting images in this Bible invite you to push out in Bible-inspired creativity. A new edition is available now. Bibles that have the designs printed in the margins are great for beginners or those who don’t feel they have the artistic talent to make their own. (Though I will always encourage you, that anyone has the talent to do their own- see THIS POST HERE for more on that.) The pre-illustrated Bibles also have a lot of blank margins as well if you are on the fence. This NIV Journalling Bible has an easy-to-read, single-column 8.5pt Bible text, two ribbon markers and an elastic strap closure. Let’s explore options for the best journaling Bible, discuss their features and benefits, and how to choose the one that’s right for you.

ESV- Crossway, The Illuminated Bible *This Bible’s illustrations are all done in a shiny gold and is not really a coloring Bible- get it in navy, red, or green coversThere could not be a better gift for Bible readers who love to add their own doodles and personal reflections to their Bible. Enhanced by Hannah Dunnett's stunning biblical artwork, this edition of the New International Version will encourage you to spend time soaking in the Word as you meditate on her paintings, all of which include verses from the NIV. The endpapers feature original artwork by Hannah, inspired by the story of the Garden of Eden in Genesis, and Revelation's 'Heavenly City'.

Size (dimensions) – Again, portability is the issue. A Bible with smaller dimensions will fit into a tote or purse.You might be wondering how and why journaling can be a beneficial component of Bible study and prayer. What does journaling have to do with your personal journey with God? Why would you want to add a journaling habit to your daily quiet time with God’s Word? Material, color, & design – There are so many beautiful journaling Bibles available. Personal preference will help you select the one that like the most. With illustrations by Thea Muir, this Journaling Bible in the NIV text is an ideal and encouraging all-family Bible. It has the space to explore the Bible together and a selection of unique images from Thea Muir that helps you see stories from the Bible in a vibrant new way. But, I will say that having an actual Journaling Bible is really nice to have, and worth the money; especially if you like the idea of the art directly in your Bible. For myself, and most of my Bible journaling buddies, there is something special about having your art directly next to the verse or chapter you are meditating on. So what Journaling Bible do I get? This NIV Journalling Bible has an easy-to-read, single-column 8.5PT Bible text, two ribbon markers and an elastic strap closure. Also included are shortcuts to key stories, events and people of the Bible, lists of references for help and guidance and a reading plan to help you familiarise yourself with the Bible.