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Bible study for creative people
I’m a creative person, you guys probably already knew that, but I thought I’d get it out there and say it. My school notes were always filled with random doodles. My hands are never still. I also love Bible study, you probably also knew that. I write lots about our Sunday School lessons, and family discipleship. Today, I’ve got something that unites those two things, a Bible study for creative people.
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What makes this a Bible study for creative people?
I’m glad you ask. It’s because she encourages you to doodle in your study and in your Bible. Not only that, but she gives you lots of suggestions, with pictures. I LOVE pictures.
I discovered Stone Soup for Five a few years ago on Pinterest, (one of the posts I’ve pinned). and was intrigued by her style, then I discovered she had Bible studies you could buy, and I got her Corinthians study (which I’ve been working on off and on for quite a while).
This Christmas she came out with an Advent study, the kids and I worked on together. That’s another thing I’ve loved about her study, I can have my kids give it a try. It’s not super intimidating, and with John she’s got something new for her study:
LAPBOOKS! This will be cool in my Bible study
I printed off a copy, and think my John study is going to be this super cool mixed media thing, using a few techniques from the Mixed Media classes we’ve been going through. I’m not quite sure, but it’s going to be super-duper cool.
I love how self-paced this Bible study is
Unlike most Bible studies, it doesn’t say Day 1: do this.
Instead, it gives you a checklist, so if you want to spend days or just a few minutes on a task, you can.
In the Journal and Doodle Facebook group (this group is archived) they went through 1 Corinthians at 2 chapters a week. I did not keep up, I was spending a week or two on each chapter, and LOVING it. But, I love the ideas I get from the group as every day someone is posting a picture of their work.
I will say, her Advent study is designed for 1 a day, but it’s significantly simpler in scope. I’d show pictures, but apparently I deleted the pictures I took during the study, and my journal is lost in the pile next to my bed. I cheated and grabbed my Instagram picture.
Pick up the various studies she has over on Amazon or at her store
Ticia, who is updating this post is working through her Philippians study. Check out her other studies on her Amazon page. Her store has the kids version of the studies, for the ones that have kids versions.
FYI: All this week I’ll be “instagraming” my Bible study if you want to follow along and see how I do it. After this week I’ll switch back to Corinthians and finish it up.
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11 responses to “Bible study for creative people”
Even though I am entirely NOT like that, I always admired books written in this style.
They always make me happy. I’ve toyed with getting one of the “Destroy this book” journals I’ve seen at Barnes and Noble.
Very cool! love following your blog!
Glad to have you join!
This looks fun. We all like doodling over here.
It is so much fun. I need to prepare some of the rest of my pages to get more done in John.
I am a total doodler! This looks great. Thanks for sharing!
I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
What a wonderful giveaway! Winner will be lucky indeed:)
You know, I love to be creative in everything bar Bible and nature study. They seem to be the two things I like kept simple. I love seeing all that is out there, and this looks amazing, but I am learning to just keep it simple. But thanks for sharing and I seriously LOVE all your doodling 🙂
I keep math simple, so I quite understand the need to keep something simple.
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