The key is to find a Bible with the space needed for you to express yourself. Here are a several options to choose from: Colored pencils or markers can also be added to give your journal an artistic flare. How Do You Bible Journal?

While you can definitely do your writing and responses in a notebook, there are a number of reasons why we’d encourage you to get a wide-margin Bible for journaling: Taking notes at a group Bible study can significantly enhance the overall experience and benefit participants. Here are some reasons why it is a good idea to take notes during a group Bible study: Two cover options: English Garden (cream) and Mountain Meadow (blue) with hand-painted artwork by Laci Fowler. The English Garden cover features verses from Psalms 1-85 and the Mountain Meadow cover features verses from Psalms 86-150. You’ve got your Bible and journaling tools, and you’re ready to get down to business. So where do you start? Here are some tips to get the most out of your Bible journaling: 1. Pray First The Give Me Jesus Journal is perfect for the woman who wants to cultivate joy in Bible study and grow in her love for God and his Word.Pilot Metropolitan: Some folks won’t use anything but a fountain pen for Bible journaling. They love the clean lines and the dramatic differences they can achieve by simply holding the pen differently. We’d strongly suggest experimenting with one before committing, but the Pilot Metropolitan is a solid choice that won’t break the bank. But you don’t have to be a professional artist to take up Bible journaling. You just have to want a new way to engage with God’s Word at a pace that allows you to pause, reflect, and respond to the wisdom you’re receiving.

As we saw in the section of Bible journaling steps, thinking through the weight and implications of a passage is an important first step to journaling. The drawing is an expression of that time you’ve spent thinking about what you’ve read. Y ou will find that I frequently talk about digital Bible journaling in all the Bible reading plans. It is the best secret weapon that I have added to my own personal devotional walk with Christ!

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Any time you open the Bible, you should start with prayer. God is the revealer of Scripture, and if you want impactful time in the Word, it needs to start with asking him to meet with you. Pray for wisdom and discernment, pray for conviction and a will to live out what you’ve learned, and ask God for insights that will be helpful for people around you as well. 2. Read and Reflect You don’t have to write in fancy calligraphy. You don’t have to have perfect grammar. This kind of writing is mainly just to help you reflect on the Bible, your thoughts, and life in general. The most important part is to meditate on God’s Word because when you do, God becomes more and more real to you personally. The Bible is a love story of salvation and redemption from Genesis all the way through Revelation. Is Bible Journaling Mentioned in Scripture?