Write the Word journals are the perfect tool to help you get focused and organized in having time with God. Write the Word journals, with a beautiful vegan soft leather cover, include:
• Today is - a place to write the date or something significant to that day
• I'm Grateful for - document something you are thankful for
• A Scripture reference - followed by blank space to write out the Scripture verse, writing God's Word helps us to really get it into our heart and head
• On My Heart - a place to write out a prayer, something God placed on your heart, something you are dealing with, really, whatever your heart desires
• My Word For Today - write a word on your heart that you'd like to focus on for the day
While the prompts are there for you, make Write the Word yours! There is no wrong way to do it. They don't have to look perfect. They don't have to follow a strict order. Make it you.
Journaling is something very near and dear to my heart. One reason is because it helps me to focus on what I am doing, in this case reading God's Word, and to linger there awhile longer. Instead of rushing through the reading, I read, then write the verses out, then write out something God spoke to me during reading or a prayer about what I read. The lingering is so beautiful. I also love journaling for the legacy. I imagine one day, many years from now, my children and my grandchildren (who do not yet exist) finding my journals and reading them. Discovering that I was in God's Word and what it meant to me. Seeing what I was thankful for each day, finding their own name in there at some point, and seeing what word I was focusing on. These journals are a precious legacy to leave our families.
Write the Word journals come in seven different options.
Cultivate Gratitude - pink
Cultivate Joy - yellow
Cultivate Forgiveness - cantelope
Cultivate Prayer - blue
Cultivate Hope - spring water blue
Cultivate Renewal - spring green
Cultivate Faith - lavender
Each journal is the same inside with verses to focus on gratitude, joy, forgiveness, prayer, hope, renewal, or faith. You can focus on one thing at a time, or if you are facing multiple seasons of life, you can do more than one, alternating days, weeks, or one in the morning and one at night. Gratitude and counting my blessings is very important to me so I am doing Write the Word Gratitude. Yet, joy is my One Word for 2018 so I am also doing Write the Word Joy.
Cultivate What Matters also offers stickers. I love stickers! They add a great pop to my Write the Word journals, my morning quiet time journal, and my daily planner. You can get Cultivate Faith Sticker Book or Goal Setting Sticker Book.
Cultivate What Matters has blessed me with a Write the Word Gratitude journal to give to one blessed reader. To enter to win, complete each task in the rafflecopter below. Don't want to wait, ready to get your Write the Word journal now? Click any of the links above, or click HERE.
My biggest struggle is with my memory. It probably doesn't help that I change versions. What helps is staying with reading the bible.
ReplyDeleteMy biggest struggle is sitting down to read and not knowing where to read. I did just stumble on a book How to Study the Bible, and he suggests starting with 1 John and continue reading that for 30 days along with reading the OT for 20 minutes a day too. Now to implement the plan of action!
ReplyDeletePraying before reading the Bible scriptures helps me. Making God first in my life. Not saying everything is perfect. God gives me peace, joy, and hope in all of life's trials. We are all in different seasons of life. Take the time to pray, read Scripture and a short devotion.
ReplyDeletebeautiful way to cultivate gratitude
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. Thank you for blogging about them. What a wonderful way to get closer to our Father.
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I'm easily distracted and deal with a lot of mental stress so I just don't get it done.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy prayer journaling and Bible journaling as a way to meditate on specific verses or themes.
ReplyDeleteMy biggest struggle is not having a plan and consistent time when I am not working through a study.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWhat helps me is following reading plans. I might have a few going at a time, but I do only 2-3 a day.
ReplyDeleteI love Write the Word journals!
ReplyDeleteI love Write the Word journals!
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