• How I Take Bible Notes (Simple + Messy Method That Actually Works)

    My Bible and I have been through a lot. Over the past thirty years of being a Christian I’ve had many Bibles. At times I’ve only highlighted or underlined my Bible, but as God began to grow in me a desire to love His word, I’ve come to see such a benefit in taking Bible notes. I’ll warn you though, this is not a one-size fits all method! My Bible doesn’t look perfect – and that’s why it works.  Throughout…

  • Creative Bible Note-Taking Ideas for Beginners (Simple + Meaningful Ways to Start)

    “I love your Bible! ”  The other day I was sitting in Sunday School and someone approached me and complimented my new Bible. It was a Christmas gift from my husband and it was beautiful. My new Bible has a journaling section in the margins. Here is a link if you are interested. My old Bible was also a journaling Bible. I had received it several years ago and many of the marginal pages were filled with notes, thoughts, praises,…

  • 5 Bible Study Tips When Your Mind Wanders

    A guest post by Anna Moore You’ve just sat down in your spot. Your Bible is open. A fresh cup of coffee warms your hands. Your heart is ready to hear from God’s Word. What about when your mind wanders?  You make it a few verses into your reading, and then it happens. Your mind begins running through the day’s to-do list or down another rabbit hole that isn’t related to what you just read. Distractions are everywhere—even in our…

  • 5 Meaningful Ways to Make Your Bible Study More Meaningful 

    When I first started really studying the Bible I used pre-written Bible studies. I still use them today, but there are times I want to do my own study. I want to let God’s word (not the voice of others) speak to my heart.  No matter how you engage with scripture, I would encourage you to try one or all of these 5 Meaningful Ways to Make Your Bible Study More Meaningful the next time you open your Bible!  5…