BIBLE JOURNAL BLOG

Bible Journal Through the Year Chronologically with 12 Bible Eras

On January 1, 2023 we begin the 12 Bible Era Classes studying one Bible Era Era each month. Receive access to a new class every month (with or without a kit depending on...

The incarnation is when God became flesh, that God assumed a human nature and became a man in the form ofJesus of Nazareth, the Son of God and the second person of the Trinity. 

In the incarnation, the all-powerful, eternal God becomes...

Do you observe Christmas differently now compared to how you observed it when you were a child? Do you observe it at all? Did you know Christmas has pagan roots? Does that bother you?

Don’t get nervous. I’m not going to tell you what...

God's timing is always perfect. But we insist on doing things in our timing. Is it any surprise that we are stressed out? Our world is tearing apart, families are broken, friendships are severed, and 17% of American women are on...

Jesus first used the parable of the Vine to speak the phrase "Abide in me" This parable, provides the best and most complete illustration the union to which He invites us.

The word abide is like no other. Jesus command us to abide in...

Many people have a wrong perception of God. They see God as an angry old man with a lightening bolt ready to zap them and see Jesus, kind and caring full of love. 

God is not only knowable, but He desires to be known. Every attribute of...

Get into the holiday spirit and explore the wonderful world of Bible journaling this December! From free, printable downloads to engaging digital classes, this freebie is designed for you. Learn new techniques, expand your crafting...

I just finished watching a series called Innocent. The main character David Collins served seven years in a maximum-security prison awaiting trial and was released on a technicality for the murder of his wife. DI Cathy Hudson leads...

But if anyone loves God, he is known by God.
Corinthians 8:3

To be a child of God is to be known by God. Christians often study what it means to "know God" (as in J. I. Packer's famous book Knowing God).  "Being known" is also worthy of...

The first mention of Jesus in the Bible is in Matthew when an angel appears to Joseph and says, "She will bear a son, and you shall call his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins" (Matthew 1:21).

The Greek word here for salvation...

A new creative practice known as slow stitching is trending. I love it and combined it with Bible journaling. Download the free printable at the bottom of this post. I show you how to make this freebie in the first video and...

Our Homeschool Journey

Our homeschool journey began with a desire to teach our children God’s word and the necessary academics to prepare them for life.

At the time, we had four school-age children and a toddler (later, we had nine...