As you flip through your #monthlybiblequiltjournal and get excited about the year ahead, there are some things you can do now to prepare...

With all the tumultuous events of 2020, I'm going "old school" with a wall calendar next year. I designed one for all of us Bible...

We've trudged through a lot in 2020, so we're all yearning for some J-O-Y to wind down this year up well, aren't we? Let's dive into 31...

Bible Quilting brings verses together on a journal page, showing how themes weave throughout the whole Bible. We can "stitch" New...

Our beauty lies in the daily regimen of building up a Gentle & Quiet spirit, edifying ourselves in His Word and sitting in His presence...

As we start to navigate through the holiday hustle, maybe it would help us focus on the gift of Jesus...and bearing fruit for God's kingdom.

It's not how I do my quiet time, but WHO I do it with: drawing near to God literally as I draw in God's word.

This is a great tool for staying in the Scriptures ALL year long! Pages are formatted to help you add in daily verses on monthly themes.

I picked up some pumpkins and gourds for the freshly built tables. The varied textures enticed the boys' curiosity.

I love how the patchwork of gratitude verses builds throughout the month and you can begin to see the connections between them...

Each year as I pull out Christmas decorations, I'm reminded that "joy" tends to be my word for the season as I found it in various forms...

Small gestures can restore equilibrium. Kind words can soften hearts and deter grudges.  A whispered "sorry" can soothe the hurt...

Just as our mothers' hearts tighten just a bit as we remember those early childhood days, so must our Lord's memory of us grow tender as we

God gives us grace to keep practicing together in this race of life.

Fear is a tricky emotion that can wiggle its way into the smallest spaces of your mind and create doubt and uncertainty...

God listens whenever we pray; He is not bound by time zones or job shift hours. He is always there for us.

I'm grateful for hikes in God's glorious nature that provide opportunities for our family to knit back together just a little tighter.

I think God knew that we would struggle with this concept of resting regularly.

It's in these moments of waiting for our bodies, minds, and spirits to truly rest that we can experience the Lord working in us.

Whatever storms in life we're facing, we can weather them best with Jesus. His power is greater than anything we can conceive.