Nancy Bryan Journaling is an integral part of the discipleship process. Each participant should have a notebook or journal to record thoughts, questions and prayers that are spurred through the daily Scripture reading assignments. The journal serves as a written record of spiritual growth and a marker of answered prayers. Journals, because they are private, are a safe place for us to pour out our hearts to God — our joys, sorrows and questions — and to record what God speaks back to us. Most participants have found that the more they journal, the better able they are to hear the Lord speak to their hearts. If you want to know the deeper things of God or if you have questions, focus on loving the Lord and worshipping Him and He will reveal His truth. <p>Journaling is an integral part of the discipleship process. Each participant should have a notebook or journal to record thoughts, questions and prayers that are spurred through the daily Scripture reading assignments. The journal serves as a written record of spiritual growth and a marker of answered prayers.</p> <p>Journals, because they are private, are a safe place for us to pour out our hearts to God — our joys, sorrows and questions — and to record what God speaks back to us. Most participants have found that the more they journal, the better able they are to hear the Lord speak to their hearts. If you want to know the deeper things of God or if you have questions, focus on loving the Lord and worshipping Him and He will reveal His truth.</p> 2009-11-06T10:05:58-05:00 journaling 3587602 2009-11-06T10:05:58-05:00 102592 2009-11-06T10:05:58-05:00