Bible Journaling can have all sorts of looks.
It can be restricted to the margins
or be placed as a whole page.
There is no "one way"
to approach time in God's Word.
Sierra Burden is a Visual Faith Coach
that delights in her time
reading and responding to Scripture.
She also loves sharing the practice how-to's with others.
This past year she has worked with MOPS groups
to help them SEE just what this is all about.
Sierra shares:
Sierra shares:
"I have learned so much from Bible Journaling.
Looking forward to my Bible study time
on a daily basis
has been one of the blessings.
Visual reminders of where
I have studied keep me motivated
and also shows me God's presence in my life.
He keeps leading me back to passages
that talk about trusting in Him and not worrying.
I can tell where I have been spiritually in my art
(from struggling with my marriage,
to rejoicing in God's grace, compassion,
and abundant second chances).
I am about to archive a full-to-bursting,
art-filled Bible and start journaling
in a new one.
In a year and a half, I have learned
so much about my God and myself.
I hope to share that legacy with my girls,
and I hope to continue to see the Scripture
in new ways every time I get out my paint."
stickers and paint
adding in with washi tape
simple and childlike
and a repurposed Over-head projector sheet
Sacred edges- reading in Lisa Hickman's book
Cutting up a greeting card
Main point- Remain on the Vine
an intimate look at motherhood
stickers are an easy help
a tip in with charcoal drawing
Sierra Burden,
a busy mom of two little girls
belongs to
a busy mom of two little girls
belongs to
St. John's Lutheran Church- Franconia, VA.
She will be present as a Visual Faith encourager
at the Creative Faith Center
at the 2017 Tending the Faith event in August.
Register Here:
Creative Faith Center
at the 2017 Tending the Faith event in August.
Register Here:
Creative Faith Center
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