Inductive Bible Study sounds really impressive but in reality you are already doing something that should come naturally. IBS (Inductive Bible Study) is just asking questions. Every day each of us is already doing some kind of inductive and we simply are not consciously aware of it.

This past month I challenged myself and began a new journal called ‘Hearing God’s Voice’ to see all the ways God spoke to me and how I reacted to the voice and words I heard.

Memories are being made everyday and so many issues keep coming our way. During the holidays more people find themselves depressed, discouraged and wounded.

Our journals are really a compass for our life that can lead us down the correct path and a memoir for others to know who we were, but they cannot guarantee any future result. God's journal in the stars show us a proven past and guaranteed future.

There is a simple tool called ‘One Line a Day: A Five Year Memory Book’ that is a journal perfect for those needing to build daily journal writing into a habit.

What are the writing styles of first person, second person or third person? How can you stretch yourself in your writing?

Let’s examine first and third person writing. Editors tend to gravitate toward books written in one or the other and their preferences change over time so it is a good idea to understand both voices.

I love the Olympics. The world comes together briefly to watch the best of the best compete. Win or loose, compete or spectate, everyone who participates takes something home with them. I hope you enjoy journaling through the Olympics with me!

This month is going to handled a little differently in regards to the journaling prompts. Since the 2010 Winter Olympics begin next week our prompts will focus on the games. I will be posting these prompts this Wednesday so be sure to check back. In the meantime, below are for the 1st 11 days of

My hopes for all of you were for a great Mother’s Day. The day when there are more calls made and more flowers bought than any other day of the year. This fact got me thinking about making it a special day for journaling.