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Bible Journaling: Proverbs
Christianity

Bible Journaling: Proverbs

In this book of Proverbs, we get a glimpse into what is described in 1 Kings 4:29-34 : God gave Solomon wisdom and very great insight, and a breadth of understanding as measureless as the sand on the seashore… He spoke three thousand proverbs and his songs numbered a thousand and five…. From all nations people came to listen to Solomon’s wisdom, sent by all the kings of the world, who had heard of his wisdom.

Bible Journaling: Psalms
Christianity

Bible Journaling: Psalms

Let’s dive into the precious Psalms together. This well-loved collection of prayers will help us to understand God’s character better. It will also put the rest of what we read in the Old Testament into practice: giving us a model for how to apply the Bible to our own daily prayer life. This will be done when we read about how the authors reflected on examples of the Israelites’ lived experiences.

Bible Journaling: Job
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Bible Journaling: Job

Before we jump into this book of Job, we need to pause and recognize that we are now entering a whole new territory: All the previous books that we journaled through followed the story of the people of God as it happened in history. This book takes a different approach, and it is about a different nation.

Bible Journaling: Book of Esther
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Bible Journaling: Book of Esther

In this book of Esther, we read a beautiful narrative about how a single person’s actions can have a big influence. It is a story of boldness and courage that is beloved by many believers today.

Bible Journaling: Nehemiah
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Bible Journaling: Nehemiah

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah were originally written as one single book but were separated much later. Our journaling and response to Nehemiah will follow what we did when we focused on the book of Ezra.

Why Bible Journal?

Why Bible Journal?

Bible Journaling is an engaging way to study the Bible. It's a simple, fun, and creative way to engage with the Scriptures, and it can help you develop spiritual habits that lead to peace and a deeper relationship with God.

10 Causes of Divorce in Christian Marriages

10 Causes of Divorce in Christian Marriages

One of the plans God has for His children is to have peaceful and prosperous marriages (Gen. 1:28). So why do couples go their separate ways after some years of marriage? What are the causes of divorce in Christian marriages?

3 Tips to Making Your Study Group Effective

3 Tips to Making Your Study Group Effective

In many cases, a study group can be an essential tool in helping students succeed. When members of a group are dedicated to earning good grades, they often complete assigned reading, take extensive notes, and clear up confusion by asking questions and contributing to the discussion.

Books that Focus on the Future

Books that Focus on the Future

Predictions are often associated with mediums and tarot card readings, but science fiction has also produced some books that accurately predicted the future. These authors were able to envision scientific and social changes decades before they occurred.

Bible Journaling: The Book of Ezra
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Bible Journaling: The Book of Ezra

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah were originally written as one single book but were separated much later. Read the two together to find the author’s true intent with this book.

A Guide on How to Identify Your Learning Style

A Guide on How to Identify Your Learning Style

Learning styles are one of the most crucial factors in determining how well you learn. Your learning style is the way that you best understand information. We all have different learning methods, but we don't always understand how to use them. When helping students learn, understanding their unique learning styles can help you teach everyone effectively.

5 Ways to Psychoanalyze Yourself

5 Ways to Psychoanalyze Yourself

Psychoanalysis is a form of therapy that helps people gain insight into their unconscious thoughts and feelings. It is based on the idea that all humans have unconscious feelings, desires, and memories.

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