How to Use a Personal Journal for Spiritual Growth (Lamentations 3:40) - Your Daily Bible Verse - May 30

Journal during the time when you do your daily Bible study.

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How to Use a Personal Journal for Spiritual Growth by Brad Hambrick "Let us examine our ways and test them, and let us return to the LORD." - Lamentations 3:40 How do we do actually set time aside to do the work that Lamentations 3:40 asks of us? How do we examine our ways and test them? One great way to examine ourselves and make sure we're walking in step with the Lord is to keep a personal journal.   CONTINUE READING →

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