The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge Lesson 1
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Hello Everyone! Welcome to lesson 1 of The Beginning! In this series of the Bible Art Journaling Challenge we’re getting the start we’ve always needed. Throughout the series, we’re looking at key scriptures in the Bible story, while focusing on a select few supplies which any beginner can gain confidence with. If you feel less like a beginner, you’ll enjoy all the refreshers and some new insights. In this lesson of The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge, I’ll be sharing simple colored pencil tracing for Bible art journaling with a look at our first of 6 sections of scripture which help us tie the Bible story together.
I’ll leave you with a bit of mystery just because I can. You’ll just have to keep coming back to see where I’m taking us! By the time we finish with lesson 6, you’ll be able to look back and see the Bible in a fresh way with some new understanding. You’ll also be more confident in stepping out creatively, which means you’ll then be ready to move on from The Beginning to even bigger Bible art journaling things! Let’s buckle up for some creative fun as we study the Bible story together!
What is Bible Art Journaling?
As we start, let me quickly explain Bible art journaling in case you’re new to this. Bible art journaling (as well as Bible journaling), are terms both now widely recognized as a process of making a meaningful and respectful record directly on the pages of a Journaling Bible, with some form of artistic, creative, or crafty expression.
The goal should be to
“lock in” what has been learned spiritually during reading and studying a section of scripture, by activating visual and kinesthetic learning… through creating images. Both are great spiritual tools which are especially life changing for visual and kinesthetic (hands-on/doer) learners.
Perfection or artistic beauty isn’t the goal of Bible art journaling. Growing spiritually can be helped by locking in a spiritual learning moment through the act of creative expression. Essentially, the idea of Bible art journaling is to engage more freely with the Word of God in new ways and to record personally inspiring scriptures in creative and artistic ways, which serve to remind us of moments in our personal journey with God and help us grow in our faith.
Bible art journaling is actually a term which I came up with in 2014 when I was launching the Original Bible Art Journaling Challenge. I couldn’t find a term which best described what I would be teaching, nor could I find anyone teaching what I wanted to teach. Bible journaling was different and the term wasn’t around at the time.
So, I made up the term and then launched something I felt would give instruction on how to proceed. You’re welcome to view my help site document where I more fully answer the question, “What is Bible art journaling and Bible journaling?” for more on this.
Let’s dive into lesson 1 of The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge. Just in case you need me to clarify… if you’re just properly starting with me, The Beginning is the challenge series which I want you to start with. It’s the start we’ve always needed. Let’s begin!
Colored Pencil Tracing for Bible Art Journaling
In this series, I think you’ll love how easy it is to do Bible art journaling. I often hear people tell me how they don’t feel confident, or aren’t sure what do to so they just don’t do Bible art journaling and simply enjoy watching from the sidelines. My friend, the power is in doing. Let’s do this! Colored pencil tracing couldn’t be simpler and it’s a great place to start in The Beginning. (See what I did there?!)
Let’s start with colored pencil tracing for Bible art journaling. Stick with me, even if you want to bust out “all the things”. Stay simple with me. You’ll thank me later. I’m gonna build up your creative skills this next 6 months and today, we’ll start with colored pencil. A simple tool anyone can use. By using your colored pencils to trace with, you’ll have no pencil marks to deal with and with my simple tracing technique, you’ll be tracing like a pro in no time.
I often get asked if it’s “okay” to trace. They ask, “Is tracing just cheating”?! The simple answer is no, it is not cheating. Tracing allows your hand and brain to get familiar with the process of drawing. When you take away the tracing element after practicing it for a while, you’ll find drawing comes more naturally to you. Winning!
Here is a quick video on how I recommend you trace for Bible art journaling. It couldn’t be simpler and will help you as we get stuck into Lesson 1 of The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge.
Supplies for Lesson 1 of The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge
You’ll notice with each of our 6 lessons, that I’ll be sticking to a strict list of products across the series, so you can learn to use this small kit really well. You can refer to the series supplies list to see everything you’ll want, on The Beginning series page. Although I highly recommend you use what I’m featuring to get the most out of our time together in this series, you are free to participate with whatever you have, using the devotional for this lesson.
You’ll notice that I’ve featured some Post-It Tape Roll and the Pocket Color Wheel, both of which are not necessary, but here in case you wish to get what I am using. I’ve also listed my ESV Double Column Black Journaling Bible, (which is a real winner for budget friendly Bible art journaling), but check out my Journaling Bible guide to get one more specific to your own needs if you wish.
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Lesson 1 of The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge
I had so much fun creating this lesson. I’m doing my best to keep each video short to consider your time but there is more below to enrich your experience. Let’s get started!
Making Time for Bible Art Journaling
If you’ve been holding back, you are officially out of excuses! This is easy to do, time considerate and full of simple stuff to ponder while you do dishes and laundry. There is nothing to be scared of and everything to gain. The pondering part of this challenge doesn’t require you sit in a quiet room with utter silence. It requires you open your heart to Jesus wherever you are and simply be willing to listen to Him.
Sitting in a quiet room isn’t viable for everyone all the time but it’s no reason we can’t say hello to God as we go about our life, to ensure He gets to be part of our day. A couple of 15 minute sessions over the course of this month will set you up with enough time to create an entry in your Bible to further grow in God beyond that pondering bit of time on-the-go.
Ain’t nobody got a legitimate enough excuse for not making a few minutes to sit down and make a creative record in your Journaling Bible of what God spoke to you about during your time of pondering this study. (I mean, if you’re caring for a loved one who is ill, or taking on your own life challenges, sure, it may be more complex for you. But most of us have zero excuses which we can legitimately use with honesty. It’s a priorities thing 95% of the time regardless what season or time we find ourselves in.)
The thing about colored pencil, is you can even walk away and come back. But girl… come back! Put this challenge in your calendar, diary, planner… whatever you call it. Just get it in there and commit a few minutes to grow in God through creativity each month. If I may be so bold… we owe it to the Guy Upstairs who gives us oxygen, to make time to deepen our understanding of Him. Let’s consider it a date.
Free downloads for Bible Art Journaling
If you’d like to use the free traceable downloads which I created for your Bible art journaling session of lesson 1 in The Beginning, then you can click below to request yours now. (If you’re already signed up to the series, you’ll have an email already in your inbox with this download waiting for you.)
Click here to get the free download!
When you request your free download, you’ll get signed up for The Beginning series and start receiving emails from me which you’re welcome to unsubscribe from. But, uh… I must warn you… you don’t get everything without being an email subscriber. I LOVE to love on my ‘Jonesies’ with extra surprise treats. 🙂
Everyone who is signed up for The Beginning series, will automatically get this free guide to the Biblical meanings of colors, right in their Lesson 1 email. I created the guide myself. If you don’t know this about me, I have a lot of spiritual dreams from God and have spent many years studying Biblical symbolism in order to better understand the “Language of the Spirit”.
The Bible gives us many meanings for colors which I think adds a beautiful richness to our creative time in the Word. This little guide is a really useful tool to fold up in the back of your Journaling Bible for help in choosing colors meaningfully for your Bible art journaling sessions.
If you haven’t yet signed up for this series, please do. I don’t want you missing out on all the exclusive stuff which only subscribers will get during this series. Relying on social media sharing is a great way to miss out. Instead, use social media and YouTube as a support to fully enjoy all this series and my art ministry has to offer.
There Is No Other God Besides Him
God, in His unending grace and love, is always looking for a way to draw us to Himself. After a difficult and rebellious season in the Israelites’ history, they had fallen into unbelief. They were choosing to believe God did not want to bless them. They’d chosen to overlook their own responsibility in partnering with God to see His blessing come into their life.
We can do the same without keeping aware. We can feel frustrated or confused and then stop believing what the Bible says is true because we choose to let our experiences be our truth instead of letting God’s Word be our truth. The Way, the Truth and the Life… that should be our guide to what we believe.
If the Bible says He loved us SOOO much that He sent His only Son to die on a cross for you and me… then wow! We are LOVED!
If the Bible says we can step into freedom when we choose to believe what the Bible says, then wow! This is simple stuff! We need only to challenge our beliefs by filling our minds with the truth.
God should be the 1st One we…
- Lean on.
- Run to.
- Seek for understanding and truth.
- Confess to.
- Pursue friendship with.
God is the last. He is the final authority on everything from our past, our present and our future… for all eternity.
If He says He loves us, we are obligated to pursue believing this truth.
There is nothing God doesn’t already know. And this should not bring us shame. Nothing from your past is bad enough to keep Him from hotly pursuing you with the intent of drawing you to Himself in total abandon. You are His joy, His love. He truly is able to offer us this incredible hope through us simply following His way. If you don’t feel worthy of God’s love, there are lies you are believing which need replaced with the Truth.
Isaiah 44:6 is the scripture for this lesson. It says (in the NASB):
“Thus says the Lord, the King of Israel and his Redeemer, the Lord of hosts:
‘I am the first and I am the last,
And there is no God besides Me.
Gain Some Context
To better understand the full picture of how the book of Isaiah comes to express this, I decided to share with you some wonderful videos from the guys over at The Bible Project. They are “helping people experience the Bible as a unified story that leads to Jesus”. Good stuff!
They don’t know who I am, (even though I grew up in the city they are based in). These guys have created amazing videos of each book in the Bible, to help you gain some context of what each book is about. I love to help you understand context and these videos really do this so I want to share the Isaiah ones with you here. They split the book into two videos as it’s a lot to take in. Another great reason to watch so it all makes a bit more sense. I encourage you to watch their videos.
(And ahem… Bible Project guys, if you’re listening… we should chat!) You can check them out on their website: https://thebibleproject.com/
I think it is important to keep perspective that judges sentence people to prison AND they also sanction freedom. The overwhelming Bible story is one of a God who is looking for ways to draw us to Himself and set us free from the wages of sin and death.
The Bible story isn’t one of damning judgement, it’s one of invitation to Himself. It’s a call to righteousness and relationship with the God of all that is. May we step into that freedom one encounter with Him at a time.
Making Room for Bible Art Journaling
This Bible art journaling stuff… it’s an intentional place we make room for God to encounter us with His freedom. Isn’t that what we’re all hungry for? Let’s be intentional and grow in God together.
You can find answers to most any question you may have about participating in this challenge, on The Beginning page, which holds the lesson archive, series supplies list, how to join in and more!
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Join the discussion below!
As we wrap up the “consuming” part of lesson 1 in The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge, it’s time for us to connect in the comments! Please pop below and answer these 2 questions, then head to your email inbox to grab your download and get started creating!
- What area of your life will you be intentional about making God 1st in this month?
- What colors will you choose for this Bible art journaling entry?
You are loved. x
Jul 5, 2019 @ 11:59 pm
What area of your life will I be intentional about making God 1st in this month? I’d like to crank up my Bible reading more, so I can learn more about Him. As for colors, I chose blue and orange! Great color contrast and super cheerful. 🙂 What about you guys?
Jul 6, 2019 @ 10:42 pm
My biggest struggle is at my job. I am going to make a card with Is. 44:6,8 on it to keep in front of me on my desk this month. The colors I used are the same as yours. however I did a lighter orange inside the box kind of like a lighter shadow. Thank you for all you do to bring us closer to our great God. P.S. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the little tracing light!!!
Jul 7, 2019 @ 5:24 pm
Thank you for all the work you have done to put this study together. We have family visiting this week. I miss my regular morning time with the Lord. I will need to put God first in the evening when I may go to my room and find some time alone with the Lord. I will use your colors for this first page while trying to find time to journal.
Jul 8, 2019 @ 5:49 pm
Rebekha can’t find the facebook group , Trish
Aug 4, 2019 @ 1:25 am
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1562136987363764/
Rebekah R Jones Bible Art Journaling Community
Aug 2, 2019 @ 5:16 pm
I wish to have daily time in His Word. I need/want the peace only He can give me.
Aug 26, 2019 @ 1:08 am
Every time I try to sign up, it keep saying my email is invalid.
Sep 2, 2019 @ 9:44 am
Hey Sheron! I’m sorry you’re having trouble with this. Have a look at this help article which will help you troubleshoot and then reach out there, if it doesn’t resolve things for you: https://help.rebekahrjones.com/article/121-fix-download-form-errors
Jan 4, 2020 @ 11:27 pm
i plan to start rebuilding a relationship with god, my focus is to find a church family. the colours i choose will be orange and pink
Jul 6, 2019 @ 1:26 am
I’d like to honour God’s generous giving of life by eating healthy food and wasting as little as possible. The colours I will choose are green and pink. Colours of new life.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 5:28 pm
Lee-Ann that is a great thing to honour God with and great choice of colours!
Jul 6, 2019 @ 1:32 am
Spend more time in God’s word. My colors white pink red
Jul 6, 2019 @ 5:30 pm
Good plan! Don’t be tempted to build unfair dreams. Get those realistic starting goals in place and watch yourself increase that time each and every day. You’ve got this! xx
Jul 6, 2019 @ 2:11 am
I am struggling to find a church home ( after 25 years) and feel the absence of a warm community of faith. I want to spend time resting in His word and I want clear discernment about making Godly choices as I plan my newest season as an almost empty nester. I struggle with being a single adult and “fitting in”. I am blessed and appreciate peace in my life. Focus is so important.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 5:32 pm
Being in a church family is so important and I pray God gives you peace about where to put your roots down at this time. It can be tricky to feel safe in unfamiliar territory but it’ll be so worth it. Be yourself. It looks good on you and we love who you are. xx
Jul 6, 2019 @ 9:20 pm
I deeply appreciate your encouragement!
Jul 10, 2019 @ 7:31 pm
Hi Celeste:
I find that my small bible study group is my church and brothers and sisters in Christ. Sometimes it’s not easy to find a church home but don’t forget that those in the bible study group are also a church and you will become closer to them than a huge church where a lot of folks don’t really get to know one another. WE are Christs church, not the building that we go to, I pray that you find a wonderful bible studying group where you can grow and fellowship with others.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 3:13 am
What about copper? It’s missing from the spiritual color chart.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 5:40 pm
Great question! Copper… It’s actually linked to Bronze which can both mean Strength, Righteousness and Boldness.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 3:55 am
I would like to be more intentional on just ‘being still’ and really pray & talk to God. I feel this will also allow me to be more open to listen for him in my life.
I think I will use purple & gold. Seeing God as majestic lately!
Jul 6, 2019 @ 4:57 am
I would like more intimacy with my Heavenly Father. I will use gold and pink
Jul 6, 2019 @ 7:09 am
I intend to actually do Bible journaling instead of just buying supplies and watching videos about it. I plan to use bright pink and yellow as the colors.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 7:49 am
I choose pink, green, & red for a new beginning and growth in my relationship with the Father and Jesus.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 11:25 am
Thank you Rebekah. I love those videos from The Bible Guys, think I maybe watching more of these! Haven’t chosen my colours yet – but I will
Jul 6, 2019 @ 12:37 pm
Rebekah,
Thank you for generously sharing your talents and words from Scripture! I look forward to next week already!
Terri S.
Michigan, USA
Jul 6, 2019 @ 1:58 pm
Love this lesson. Thank you for the print outs.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 3:00 pm
I will intentionally put god first in my day. I will have my Bible and reading plan as the first thing I do. Before TV, before phone, before Facebook. For with God first I can tackle anything the date throws at me. I have a difficult month ahead, with a change of medication, but with God I know I can handle anything. I too went for the blue and the orange after reading the colour meanings with regards healing and power this made them even more important to move in this month ahead.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 4:49 pm
I am wanting to be more intentional in my spiritual life and restore my faith. A series of events in the past 3 years have brought doubt and I have struggled keeping my faith. I am a creative person and keep an art journal and have begun to apply it to my Bible journaling. Thank you for offering this study.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 5:37 pm
Rebecca, this is my first time posting, but I have watched all your previous videos on bible art journaling. I actually did some of the lessons, but I seem to be the person that sits on the sidelines. I want to put God first everyday and ask that helps me step onto the field – no more side lines! I loved the books of the Bible videos you shared. Those guys have quite a gift.
I will be using reds and greens.
Jul 6, 2019 @ 6:03 pm
I’d like to spend more time reading and studing God’s word, to be more disciplined in my commitments. i’ll be using blues and orange.
Jul 7, 2019 @ 12:39 am
I got the traceable download, but not the spiritual color chart. I’ve searched and searched that email! What am I doing wrong?
Jul 7, 2019 @ 3:10 am
I am seeking more connection with God on a regular basis. I used blue and orange for this entry.
Jul 7, 2019 @ 2:14 pm
I want to be intentional and disciplined with prayer and fasting as a lifestyle. I used purple and yellow.
Jul 7, 2019 @ 5:29 pm
I would like to be more intentional throughout the days talking with God, and helping others. I used purple, light blue, and yellow. Thanks for doing these lessons! I have done quite a few of yours in the past. 🙂
Jul 7, 2019 @ 10:53 pm
WOW! The perspective that the Bible project puts on Isaiah is outstanding. Thank you for helping us all to grow in our personal relationship with Jesus. I have a Jewish girlfriend in Los Angeles (and very involved in the politics here in Sacramento) that I am going to link this video to. I am still praying about which colors to use on my “tip in” for my interleaved Bible… I like to put full pictures on the interleaves. I am SO looking forward to all you have for us in this new class. Thanks again
Jul 8, 2019 @ 2:33 am
I intentionally will be vigilant in my alone time God each morning and through the day. And to intentially grow deeper in His Word and closer to Him.
I used browns,blues,yellows,orange,and purples.I was thinking about God’s presence,that he is always with me giving strength to keep moving forward.We are never alone!
Jul 8, 2019 @ 2:54 am
I want to be more diligent in my daily devotions and also my Bible reading. I think my colors will be blue and gold.
Jul 8, 2019 @ 7:30 pm
In the area of earthly relationships. I think my colors will be purple and yellow for God’s authority and His holiness. Thank you for the resources!
Jul 9, 2019 @ 10:03 pm
I need to grow more with my bible this month and understanding what God is calling me to learn while I read it. I am choosing purple and yellow for my challenge colors.
Jul 9, 2019 @ 10:25 pm
I know that in the midst of the storm we are going through right now that I need to keep my focus on Him and not the storm itself. I need to put Him first because He is in control and He has already defeated anything that the world throws at me. I know He has the power to bring me unscathed through this storm and if He doesn’t then I will still trust in Him because He is the ultimate authority, provider and protector.
I chose yellow to represent God’s glory; blue for His divine revelation; orange for His presence; gold because He is the Everlasting God; green for restoration; and violet for my repentance of doubting His truth in the midst of the storm.
Jul 10, 2019 @ 7:39 pm
My goal is to spend more time in the scriptures and dig deeper.
I want to do more journalling to show my growth in God. I don’t want to waste my time any more. My colours will be Purple (God’s royalty & authority over me), Red (Jesus’ blood that covers me) & Green (Restoration, Growth & Fruitfulness)
Thank you Rebecca for all your hard work in these lessons. Thank you for also sharing the Bible project videos, they are a wonderful way of over-viewing Isaiah. All your hard work is very much appreciated by me and many others. Thank you.
Jul 11, 2019 @ 8:26 pm
My goal is to commit time daily to be in the Word-actively-not just quickly scanning the daily reading but actually going deeper! I chose the same colors you used!
Thank you!
Jul 13, 2019 @ 10:10 pm
I was looking for theBibleproject.com for a while because our senoir paster sometime use this material as an introduction to his sermon⋯I was so thrill to find out the website in your beginning Bible art journal teaching. Love your teaching and learning to do the Bible Art Journing⋯ I did the same colour as yours for the first lesson in my art journal book. Love the little light box.
Jul 15, 2019 @ 2:18 am
Consistent word has been FOCUS over the past several weeks.
I’m leaning to purple and gold…ROYAL-ETERNAL KING+Glorious
Jul 15, 2019 @ 6:28 am
I asked Our Lord to renew in me a passion for his Word during this new life season … a very “topsy turvy” uncharted adventure in personal rare/incurable illness…. and, lo and behold 🙂 I somehow got signed up to this challenge (I was pocking around…) which pointed me to The Bible Project, which is exactly what I needed to refuel my passion in studying His Word (I’m a “sorta” new Christian, longtime faithful believer). Will need to ponder the colour(s) a little longer..
Thank you all, Jo
Jul 15, 2019 @ 11:38 pm
I have made several attempts to do Art Journaling in my Journaling Bible, and was pleased with them all, but my focus turned to a more indepth study of the Names of God, and so my art journaling got pushed aside. I am back though! I have pulled out my journaling Bible, and I have many notes and scriptures with picture ideas to use. Thanks for your encouraging lessons, and I am determined to actually draw and color pictures rather than just words in a notebook ( those are good too). It has been my dream to color and journal in inexpensive Bibles then when I’m finished leave them at homeless shelters.
I know God will continue to bless you in this ministry! You have blessed me.
Jul 20, 2019 @ 4:50 am
More time in God’s Word! I’m choosing purple and orange….
Jul 20, 2019 @ 11:58 pm
I hope to spend more time in the word. It’s always hard to carve that time out of my day in the summer. I’m so glad you are doing these studies monthly which gives us plenty of time to participate. I absolutely love The Bible Project videos! We have used them in our Adult Bible Studies at our church. I’m still contemplating the colors to use.
Jul 21, 2019 @ 2:03 pm
I desire to put God first in my life, to not let life infringe or steal that time spent with Him and complete my Art Journaling commitments each month.
Jul 21, 2019 @ 2:05 pm
Oh and I used Magenta Red and Imperial Violet.
Jul 21, 2019 @ 2:35 pm
I am trying to be more faithful in my Bible reading, to put God first. The colors I am using is also Orange and Blue
Jul 21, 2019 @ 10:44 pm
My prayer life for others. I have several situations with friends on my heart at the moment, so I really want to hand each situation over to Him and intercede on their behalf. Obviously prayer is with God anyway but to really light a fire on my intercession.
I will use purple for power and authority and pink for healing. I know they are not opposite on the colour wheel but they are appropriate for my situation and what comes to mind when I think of the passage.
Jul 24, 2019 @ 2:32 am
Yeah, got everything to work and have completed Lesson 1. I used yellow, orange, blue and purple colors. This makes the third entry in my Bible, I am looking forward to this challenge.
Jul 25, 2019 @ 1:29 am
I’m making prayer time and Bible study time my 1st priority. One of my goals this year is to incorporate creative journaling into my study time so I’m excited about these lessons! I plan to use blues and gold/yellow for this lesson.
Jul 27, 2019 @ 8:55 am
I will be more intentional in faith and trust. I’ve seen evidence of God’s faithfulness, I need to remember to trust Him in all things. Haven’t decided on colors yet. Probably leading more to purples, but I’m not sure yet.
Aug 2, 2019 @ 1:17 am
I chose the same colors as you did, just a bit different. Then I also painted the page background.
I am spending a lot more time in God’s Word than I have in years, and I’m loving it!
The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge Lesson 2 - Rebekah R Jones
Aug 2, 2019 @ 5:07 pm
[…] you’re just finding The Beginning, I encourage you to start with Lesson 1, as this 6 lesson series is in a particular order for you to get the most out of our time together. […]
Sep 1, 2019 @ 1:50 am
I intend to make God first in the area of time. The colors I chose were dark blue, gold and red.
Sep 6, 2019 @ 6:29 am
I need to remember that God is in control. I need to stop worrying about things over which I have NO control and trust God to guide me to that end. He was here before me and will be here after me. It should be easy to lay all problems and gratefulness at the foot of the cross, but i’m Having a problem. With this.
The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge Lesson 3 - Rebekah R Jones
Sep 6, 2019 @ 5:37 pm
[…] you’re just finding The Beginning, I encourage you to start with Lesson 1, as this 6 lesson series is in a particular order for you to get the most out of our time together. […]
Sep 8, 2019 @ 9:09 pm
I love everything gou do for us and your scriptural insight is amazing. I have but one question, where did you find your pencil book? I have the whole sert and cannot find one to fit. Thank you and God bless!
Sep 27, 2019 @ 6:03 pm
I need to focus more on spending true time with God and not just read say thank You and move on for the day. For my page I used red yellow orange violet and greenish blue too I orange to bring out the yellow. I had a little trouble keeping my page flat even when I had it taped thank you so much for all that you do for us Rebekah
The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge Lesson 4 - Rebekah R Jones
Oct 5, 2019 @ 12:01 am
[…] you’re just finding The Beginning, I encourage you to start with Lesson 1, as this 6 lesson series is in a particular order for you to get the most out of our time together. […]
The Beginning Bible Art Journaling Challenge Lesson 5 - Rebekah R Jones
Dec 10, 2019 @ 4:40 pm
[…] you’re just finding The Beginning, I encourage you to start with Lesson 1, as this 6 lesson series is in a particular order for you to get the most out of our time together. […]
Jan 22, 2020 @ 1:57 am
The part of my life that I will make intentional is spending time with God. I do here and there but it’s not good enough. I need to give Him my time daily just as he provides, loves and cares for me daily. The two colors I will be using today are purple and orange.