This book is a great way to continue by Bible journaling while focusing on ...
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This book is a great way to continue by Bible journaling while focusing on the true reason for the season, Jesus! Thank you!
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coloring the section and Journaling right on the same page makes studying, meditating and praying your bible more personal and meaningful.
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Journaling is back in style these days.  Have you noticed?  There are journaling Bibles that you can decorate with beautiful pictures and lettering.  (If you don't know what I'm talking about, get on Instagram or Pinterest and search "journaling Bible."  You'll see some AMAZING stuff!!!)  Women are also using stickers, washi tape, and decorative lettering to get creative in their day planners.  Coloring is even becoming popular with adults!  All of these pastimes are not only a way to get creative, but they are stress-relievers too!  So when I saw "Moment by Moment: A Devotional Journal for Girls" I was intrigued!
Jennifer Flanders' new devotional for girls takes the best of this new journaling craze and packs it into a fun, creative quiet time experience for kids!  There are places where girls can write out their thoughts, like "Memories of My First Home," "What the Bible Says About Worry..." and "God's Promises Regarding Prayer." There are also full-page Bible verses that can be colored! And there are tons of pages with titles like "Pray Without Ceasing," "God Cares for Me," and "How Might I Help the Needy" where your daughter can get creative and draw pictures, make lists, etc.! And each page has a Bible verse on it.
I really thought this was a creative devotional idea for girls!  Now, this isn't an "in depth" Bible study. Its very basic - just a Bible verse and a "subject" for each page.  But this is a great way to get your daughter interested in studying the Word without it seeming like just another "homework assignment."
I received a copy of this book, free of charge, from BookCrash, in exchange for my honest review.
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I searched specifically for a devotional that would be good for someone going through a difficult time in their life. I wish I had found this devotional years ago! Moore is very encouraging, and sheds new light on some old Biblical concepts, making them easier to understand. She relies on some great passages to get her point across, and allows you to do some Biblical research on your own. She also asks questions that cause the reader to consider how the passages relate to them, and encourages them to reflect back on their lives in a positive and healthy way. Great Journal!
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"Unglued Devotional" takes readers through "60 days of imperfect progress". Each devotional lists a topic, a Scripture related to the topic, a thought for the day, a story/guidance about the topic, and a prayer. It shows the readers that they aren't perfect but can strive for being made whole / more whole with our Lord's help. Small enough to tuck into a bag, purse, or a briefcase it is easy for the readers to take the book wherever they go, no matter if they want to pull it out during a break at lunch, during a flight, or whenever they have a moment on the go.

These devotionals were great for me to use when I needed to grab a few minutes of inspiration, often before I started my day. Oftentimes I would read more than one devotional at a time per sitting. I often prayed the prayers in conjunction with other things I needed/wanted to pray about. I liked how Biblical examples and also examples in the author's life were used throughout the book. Even though the devotionals and prayers seemed short to me I believe that reading this devotional book encouraged me to spend more time with the Lord in deeper ways.

I received this book free from Zondervan for this review. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
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I really enjoy using my journal. I showed it to my pastor as I didn't want her thinking I wasn't paying attention to her sermon! Actually, it is just the opposite. I feel that I am getting more out of the sermons now than I did before. I do not feel that I get distracted as easily either.  I also find that I am retaining what is being taught better when I journal this way. I love to doodle anyway so it is just perfect for me.
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I think this is a really fun and creative way to dig into the scripture. I like that it goes along side of the Message Bible. It gives it a unique way to study. Since it is a coloring study guide the pages are thicker so you can use most mediums that are available. Depending on how heavy the paint or marker is will depend on whether or not it will bleed through but for colored pencils its perfect.

I like how not only does it give the scripture but some notes from Eugene Peterson who created the Message version. It is designed to be used as either a personal study or for groups so its pretty versatile.

There are 3 in the Drawn In series right now: Mary, Ruth, and Esther. I hope he does more of these types of studies on other Bible figures. Maybe even other Bible women. It's definitely different and I really enjoyed going through it.
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What a great way to read the Bible.  Context and comment for each day.  Nice challenging thoughts for the day.  Read 6 days a week and Church on Sunday.  I'm on day 173 and love it
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I've found this to be a good Bible reading plan that helps me to meditate on the Word and apply it to my life each day. I would recommend it to anyone looking for helps in maintaining daily devotions. I especially like that it is a numbered plan, not ruled by the calendar. You can start from the beginning of your Bible any day of the year - that is day 1.
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This journal has been really helpful in making me take time out on a daily basis and just reflect on the day. I also find it easier to read my bible because I usually connect the two. One I answer the question of the day, I follow it up with reading the word of God.
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I received this as a gift, and I LOVE it!  This is a great asset to me as I begin my Bible Journaling Journey!
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I preordered this book back in June, and it was such a surprise to receive my copy early! I've been Bible journaling for a little over two years, but still found fresh inspiration as I flipped through. DON'T expect an art book, though. This isn't about the supplies and fancy techniques, but just putting pencil or pen to page, and then being encouraged to add color and texture with a few basic supplies. This isn't just about pages in your Bible, either -- she offers advice for setting up a prayer journal and there are also a few pages on note taking. She does show how to carve stamps, and a tiny bit on mixed media (basic things like adding printed paper and washi tape). The book also has a nice section of resources at the back: some favorite verses and quotes, an overview of various English Bible translations, and some printed pages to remove and use in your work.

Her tone is very encouraging - I know that many journalers are intimidated by beautiful art pieces they see shared, but Stephanie's style is much more text oriented. She provides lots of samples to try copying (again, simple line art) as well as many lettering styles, although very much in her style (no swoopy calligraphy here!). Definitely take some time to look over the preview to see her style.

Overall, the book is lovely. The photos are clear and bright, and I like that it's all printed on heavyweight paper (particularly since some of the pages are meant to be written on). If one does not particularly care for the author's personal artistic style, then I might pass on the book as there are no examples from other artists, but there is still plenty to gain from the encouraging text and general approach to planning a layout, and I feel it's a good value at under $15

My MESS is part of my message!!
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This is the second time I have used this devotional book and I really like the amount of scripture, combined with guided meditation and reflection.  Well done!
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I immediately began this devotional--opened the package--started reading.

Initially, I was impressed with the delicate and serene cover art (I love it when the dust jacket shares the exact design with the binding cover). I do not usually go for things geared (just) towards women--especially design wise. But, this book appealed to me visually.

The only reason I am giving it 4 stars is because the type is super small. I need readers to comfortably read the Bible portion of the text. I do not normally wear glasses.

This devotional contains the entire Bible text (NIV version), a fair amount of white space around the text for quick notes, and each numbered day (not dated) has a thought-provoking and educational few paragraphs, with additional Scriptures listed for further study. I find it to be more of a study devotional than a spiritually- or emotionally-based one. This, I find, is more than I expected and just what I wanted.

I am not suggesting this is a Bible study, but it is a good way to study a little bit each day, as you read your way through the Bible, and spend some time with God pondering His words. It can only add to your understanding of the Bible as a whole and to any Bible studies in which you currently engage. If you don't study the Bible regularly, or read each day, this is a great way to start your habit of learning and growing in God's plan.

Enjoy!
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This Bible provides a great organized way to read the Bible like other books one day at a time!  It keeps you on track and walks you through the way it happened not the way it was written! Highly recommended
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This is a great journal book. It's all for note taking on sermons and writing down applications, prayer topics, and what one is thankful for.
I recommend it for anyone who wants to develop a discipline of listening, learning from, and applying sermons they hear--and along with that, developing discipline in prayer.
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How to Enjoy Reading Your Bible takes something that we all know we need to do, and provides a way to keep it from being part of our Christian To-Do list. Keith Ferrin shares 10 easy steps that allow you to quit looking at reading the Bible as something you have to do, and look at it as something you get to do.

One tip that forms a basis for how to enjoy reading is to not set a number of chapters to get through, but use a time limit instead. This keeps your mind from calculating how many verses you have left, but it also allows you to read more each day.

Ferrin cautions that this is not to be an in depth study time, nor is it meant to replace any in depth study times. Using the tips will give you an overview of the big picture. He likens it to watching a movie several times so that you know the whole plot before you dissect individual points.

I had never seen this method advised before, and was a little skeptical at first. As I read through the book, I understand how this will allow you to look forward to spending time in God's word; you get to spend time with God and learn. It is like spending time talking with a friend.

I received a free copy of How to Enjoy Reading Your Bible from Bethany House in exchange for this review.