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Do you want an easy way to take notes at church or during Bible study? Would you love to get the most out of the sermons you hear? This Sermon Notes Journal is thoughtfully designed with sections to write in the speaker’s name, sermon date, Scripture references, topic, and things to remember.
With 200 pages, there is plenty of room to take notes throughout the whole year. Take notes during church and Bible study, and remember the messages that mean the most to you. The spiral binding makes this journal not only functional but beautifully made.
Here’s why you’ll love this Sermon Notes Journal:
- Generous space for note-taking
- Helpful prompts so you never miss anything important
- User-friendly lay-flat functionality
- Page count: 200 pages
- Binding type: Spiral
- Size: 6” x 9”
In the pages of Christ-Centered Family, you will find encouragement—through the tender words of other parents, as well as through the words of Scripture—in whatever place you may find yourself as a parent.
This collection of essays will teach you: -How to disciple your kids. -How to teach your children to pray. -How to model grace for your kids. -How to help your kids memorize and retain God’s Word. -How to cultivate peace in the hearts of anxious children. And much more. You’ll learn Biblical solutions for parenting and be encouraged with real-life stories of parents just like you who are doing the daily work of discipling their children.
The New Morning, New Mercies daily journal is the perfect companion for Bible study, note-taking, small groups, or simply capturing your daily thoughts. With 200 blank pages, this journal is the perfect place to write down all your thoughts and prayers with a special call for document the Lord's mercy each day.
This journal features an intricately designed hard-cover with gold foil lettering. Making this journal not only functional but beautiful! The journal measures 5.5” x 8.5”, making it easy to use during your quiet time at home or bring with you on the go!
Do you feel stuck in your spiritual growth? Do you feel discouraged by your sin? Do you question whether God is actually working in your life? As Christians, we are declared holy and are commissioned to grow in holiness. But sometimes, we don’t feel very holy. If sanctification is the lifelong journey of spiritual growth—looking more and more like Jesus Christ every day—then how can we still struggle with sin, doubts, and spiritual plateaus?
This inviting book, Good Christian Girl: Hope in Christ When You Feel Like You Don't Measure Up will:
- Answer popular questions about sanctification like, “Why do Christians still sin?” “Why do spiritual plateaus exist?” and “How does suffering sanctify me?”
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Share the fun, vulnerable, and heartfelt stories of real-life women seeking to grow.
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Help you understand sanctification in both the Bible and in your life today.
In this book, we have compiled our most beloved of these essays into an inspiring collection that you can read, study, display, cherish, and refer back to at any time. Each one was written to help you remember that God’s love is pure, unchanging, and faithful—and to invite you to deeply know and truly rest in God’s love.
This collection of essays reminds you that God cares for both the monumental and the intimate moments of your life. It offers comfort in every season you walk through. Each piece encourages meditation and rest in God's love while sharing real stories of how others have discovered peace in His faithfulness. Perfect for quick, practical encouragement and beautiful enough to display on your nightstand or coffee table.
- 32 Christ-centered essays
- Measures 6” x 9”
- Includes 136 pages
In the Word Journal | Pink Floral is a Biblical exposition journal for in-depth Bible study. The journal guides you through a verse-by-verse study of a book of the Bible with daily workbook pages. The journal provides prompts to help you understand, interpret, and apply the text, as well as see the connections to Jesus and the gospel. This journal has a spiral bound and durable leatherette cover for the perfect finishing touch.
“Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in me.” John 15:4 Do you love to journal? Would you love to journal? Journaling is one of the best ways to express your heart to God and to record and remember how He has expressed His heart to you.
However, knowing what to write or simply where to begin each day can be a struggle. That’s why we created the Abide Journal, a guided journal created to invite into a daily experience with Jesus.
I do not call you servants anymore, because a servant doesn’t know what his master is doing. I have called you friends, because I have made known to you everything I have heard from my Father. —John 15:15
What comes to your mind when you think about the word “friend”? We will all experience the highs and lows of friendships. We are also invited to experience the richness and security found in friendship with Jesus.
In the pages of What a Friend We Have in Jesus, you will find reminders of your friendship with Christ and encouragement for pursuing friendship with others—through the stories and truths from Scripture shared by people in varying seasons and circumstances.
What do you do when life doesn’t turn out the way you expected? What about when prayers go unanswered, desires remain unmet, and people let you down? Disappointment can shake your faith, leave you questioning God’s character, and make you wonder if hope is even worth having.
Through biblical wisdom, personal reflection, and real-life examples, What Did You Expect? | Trusting God When Life Doesn’t Go as Planned walks you through the painful realities of unmet expectations—whether in God, in others, in yourself, or in life itself.
What Did You Expect? | Trusting God When Life Doesn’t Go as Planned is a book that will:
- Help you uncover and inspect your unmet expectations, exploring how they may have affected your faith.
- How you how disappointment can shape what you believe about God, yourself and others.
- Encourage you to place your trust in God’s character rather than your circumstances.
- Teach you to expect God to be true to His nature—always good, always faithful, and always sovereign.
