Open any of my Bibles and not a single one is a Red Letter edition. Red Letter Bibles are printed with Jesus's words in red ink. I won't get into the argument of whether or not they are quotes of Christ, but I respect context and honor its value for studying Scripture. A major component [...]
Lent begins next Wednesday, March 1 but I've been in planning mode for several months. While most who observe Lent associate it with sin, darkness, ashes, and sacrifice, I'm taking a different approach by diving into BELOVED: 40 Days in the Gospel of John by Margaret Feinberg. John is one of my favorite books in [...]
I couldn't sleep last night so I created another entry in my Journaling Bible; this one for verse 22 in Psalm 118: This verse reminds me of a popular praise and worship song by Hillsong called "Cornerstone." My hope is built on nothing less Than Jesus blood and righteousness I dare not trust the sweetest [...]
For most of my adult life, I have highlighted, written, underlined, scribbled, doodled, and ear-marked pages or passages in Scripture that I thought were important and did not want to forget. The majority of pages in my Study Bible are full of notes from conversations, experiences, and sermons. Bible journaling is an extension of me learning God's Word and worshiping Him. [...]