Starting today, BibleCLUE will no longer be doing daily posts. We do have a new Daily Devotional Journal for you, though!
Here's some more information on the Daily Devotional Journal:
The Bible is the Living
Book! If you have put your faith and
trust in Christ’s shed blood as your only way to appease a holy and righteous
God, you should have no trouble finding great verses in your every day reading.
Each day in the devotional
journal, you will find a variety of Scripture to read. Just as our daily diet of food needs to
consist of a variety of nutrition, so to our daily Bible reading should include
variety. Every day there will be one or
more chapters (or portions) from the Old Testament, Psalms, Proverbs, and the
New Testament. With this variety,
coupled with prayer, your spiritual diet will be balanced.
You do not need to start on the
first of January, but if you are just starting your daily Bible reading using
the journal, then it is easiest and best to start on day one. Please record, in the spaces provided, a
verse or verses from each chapter, Psalm, and Proverbs that you read as you
read them (example verse(s) and further instructions for leap years are given
underneath the appropriate daily charts).
This can be a verse that convicts, encourages, inspires, directs or
shows God’s love. If this task proves
difficult, then find what you believe is the key verse that sums up what the
chapter you read is portraying and record that instead. Next year, start all over again, and then you
can compare and see how God has richly blessed your spiritual life. (There is a sample in the devotional to show you how to fill out the charts if you find these instructions confusing.)
If you need the devotional document in a
different format or have trouble downloading or using the file, please feel free to leave a comment below or email us. We will be happy to help.
We would love to hear how your life has been blessed
by prayer and God’s Word. If you find a verse
or verses that touch your life, please send us a note about what you have
found.
Thank you for sticking with us over the last 2 years, and we hope you enjoy the Daily Devotional Journal!
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