One of the easiest ways to do this is to participate in Abby's 25 Days of God-Given Gifts at Little Birdie Blessings.
Abby has beautiful free graphics -- like the one at the top of this post -- for each day, as well as verses and
illustrations for each God-given gift. These readings are not lengthy
but they are most meaningful, so you might wish to go over and look at this
series each day, maybe writing out the verses and even journaling them using the SOAP method of meditating on Scripture. Abby also provides links to follow the series on
Facebook, Pinterest, or Instagram.
Another relatively easy way to do a December Bible study is by doing a
Scripture writing challenge. You can find a number of Scripture
writing and journaling plans at Rachel Wojo, among other places. One from Rachel Wojo that I have done in the past is the plan titled The Light. I found it a blessing!
Another great source for Bible journaling plans is Sweet Blessings. Shannon has many, many wonderful plans to choose from. Here is one of her December plans: Peace.
And here is another: Gifts & Blessings.
I hope you'll take a few moments today to ponder some of these options for a simple Christmas-themed Bible study. I promise it will enrich your December!
(Edited to add: The winner of this week's give*away is Vicki! Vicki, is the address I have for you the correct one? I will email you to make sure before sending out your little gift.)
Yay, Thank you, Sara! I never win anything...
ReplyDeleteThe past couple of years I've been doing devotionals/studies on YouVersion. Each year the offer several Advent/Christmas related plans. I enjoy them so much! This is a great reminder post that it's ok to plan ahead, even in spiritual matters.
Thanks Mrs T, I am going to print out a plan and use it in my planner!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this post!
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