Getting Started in Bible Journaling Using a Journal

The journal was provided to me by DaySpring to review, but all opinions are my own. 

There are many ways to study scripture and one of the ways I like to dive in to the Word is through journaling. It allows me to focus on the passage and be creative in the process which helps me retain what I am reading. Even if you do not have a Journaling Bible, you can still get creative while studying scripture.

This Devotional Doodle Journal is the perfect place to start if you do not know where to start. It offers a short devotional with lines for journaling and a prompt page to doodle on. The one I started with (shown below) was the simple task of drawing stars. 

The Journal also has a lay flat cover for easy use, a ribbon bookmark to save your place, and non-bleed paper so you can use markers or Sharpies.

If you are new to Journaling, the first rule is there are NO rules! Here are a few ideas to get you started:

• Use stamps and stickers to add shapes and words
• Jot down the verse or part of the passage that spoke to you
• Draw or doodle a design to illustrate the verse

I hope this inspires you to be creative in studying God's Word, even if you do not have a Journaling Bible. Head on over and follow me on Instagram for more Bible Journaling inspiration!

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