Erica Boerman

A Joint Adventure in Nehemiah Erica Boerman

The bullet journal meets the Bible. Rethink Bible study. ++ It's anything but boring, and it doesn't have to be difficult. Even if you've consistently come away from reading the Bible with the same bewildered look on your face, give this a try. You'll feel successful and enlightened. ++ Bible study doesn't have to be time consuming. You'll see that using this method of studying the Bible personalizes it so that you're engaged and you get the most out of your minutes. Over 200 pages beautifully crafted for the artistically challenged, but also created with ample room for self-expression. EASY THREE STEP PROCESS TO MEANINGFUL BIBLE STUDY: 1. Write out the complete chapter in the book of the Bible that you are working on in the version of your choice. Be creative: your handwriting, no matter how messy, is its own form of art. Don't shy away. As an alternative, print out the chapter and tape it on with Washi Tape. Leave room in the margin to journal. 2. Read and re-read until something jumps out at you. Write that verse down on the blank bullet page and verse map to your heart's delight. A tutorial on how to verse map will be available at www.butgodperiod.com 3. Fill out the prompts. It is crucial for us to learn the Bible well so as to teach the next generation of disciples. How can we do that if we're not in the Word ourselves? Use it yourself or use as a perfect joint adventure with a child in your life.