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“Oh how I love your law! It is my meditation all the day.”

Psalm 119:97

The Bible is the most important book ever written. It is transformative and powerful, living and active, and a clear look into the heart of God. But it can be difficult to apply to our daily life.

Sometimes the hardest part is knowing where to start.

The Word in Habit Journal is designed to help guide you and give you direction in your approach to applying Scripture. Each page asks five easy, but incredibly important questions:

The Word in Habit Journal is based on a simple, inductive approach to studying the Word of God. Questions like these have been time-tested and proven instrumental in helping us understand the Bible.

Read more about the 5 questions you should ask the Bible →

The first page you’ll find in this journal guide is the “My Journey” page.

This a place for you to think about your long-term spiritual journey and work through how you see the Lord working in your life.

Where do you feel like the Lord is leading you? What is your spiritual focus right now?

What major events have been going on in your life? Our experiences impact us in many ways, and anchoring our spiritual journey with our life experiences helps attach our faith to tangible events.

How do you want to see God move in your life over the next 3 months?

Is there a verse or passage you want to dive into more? Maybe you’re doing an extensive study of Hebrews, or maybe you want to study the prayers of Paul throughout his letters. Use this space to stay on track!

Prayer is integral part of our faith journey, and as much as we look to Scripture to hear the voice of God, we look to prayer to have a relationship with Him. How can you pray consistently over the next few months?

Every 5 days, you will find a page for prayers and praises.

This is a great way to keep reminders for yourself about the ways God is moving in your life.

When He answers prayer: write it down.

When He proves His faithfulness over and over again: write it down.

These weekly reminders will also help you make sure you are consistently praying for what the Lord has put on your heart.

How often do you tell someone that you’re going to pray for them, but immediately forget? Now you have a place to visit and revisit and remember to lift these things up to the Father.

This piece becomes a legacy and a reminder for you of how the Lord works each and every day. Much like the Ebenezer of 1 Samuel 7:12, this will be a stone of remembrance for you to trust and know that the Lord has been good.