Life J o u r n a l. 100 Days of Prayer. campaign. Building Lives that Honor God

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1 Life J o u r n a l 100 Days of Prayer campaign Building Lives that Honor God

3 This Journal Belongs to: If Found Please Call: In the back of this journal please find both helps on Why Pray to track prayer requests and answers to those prayers, reading plans, and prayer records. For special Prayer Requests during this time of prayer or anytime: or call: Vaughn Forest Church

4 Introduction: 100 Days of Prayer Over the next 100 days of prayer it is our hope that you will lean in to God in ways deeper than you have before and experience the presence of God in new and refreshing ways. God not only can be heard, He wants to be heard! Using this journal, learn to pay attention to God s voice; attune to His promptings and act on them; sense His deep care and personal love for you. At First prayer can be summed up in these few words: We believe we re to be a people of prayer, so that everything we do is God directed. This is the beginning of a new chapter in the history of Vaughn Forest Church. Let s begin it well! Let s begin in with a refresh in focus. Let s begin it with 100 Days of Prayer!

5 Daily Pages Suggestions This is the section of your daily entry where you can write about your day. Journaling is great for reviewing the day to observe where God has been at work; to celebrate where you have obeyed his promptings and participated in His work; where you have observed habits or patterns in your life that you need/desire to curb or flat out repent of. Write these reflections in this section of your journal. You may reserve the next section for either writing a scripture that strikes_ you from your regular reading, your ponderings from the verse supplied or feel free to continue writing your about your life today with scripture prayers intermingled as they come to your mind. Prayerfully reviewing your day is the goal of this journaling experience. In this way you will learn to see where God was active throughout your day; where He was trying to communicate with you or was trying to invite you to join Him in accomplishing His Kingdom work. Reviewing your day will also help you to discover patterns that are keeping you from growing to become a mature person both emotionally, intellectually and spiritually In this last section, if you haven t already, summarize your day with God in the form of a prayer

6 Day 1 Each day this week, read and meditate on Psalms 51 & 53. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

7 Day 2 Each day this week, read and meditate on Psalms 51 & 53. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

8 Day 3 Each day this week, read and meditate on Psalms 51 & 53. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

9 Day 4 Each day this week, read and meditate on Psalms 51 & 53. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

10 Day 5 Each day this week, read and meditate on Psalms 51 & 53. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

11 Day 6 Each day this week, read and meditate on Psalms 51 & 53. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

12 Day 7 Each day this week, read and meditate on Psalms 51 & 53. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

13 Day 8 Each day this week, read and meditate on Romans 7 & 8. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

14 Day 9 Each day this week, read and meditate on Romans 7 & 8. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

15 Day 10 Each day this week, read and meditate on Romans 7 & 8. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

16 Day 11 Each day this week, read and meditate on Romans 7 & 8. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

17 Day 12 Each day this week, read and meditate on Romans 7 & 8. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

18 Day 13 Each day this week, read and meditate on Romans 7 & 8. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

19 Day 14 Each day this week, read and meditate on Romans 7 & 8. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

20 15 Each day this week, read and meditate on Philippians 4, Galatians 5. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

21 16 Each day this week, read and meditate on Philippians 4, Galatians 5. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

22 17 Each day this week, read and meditate on Philippians 4, Galatians 5. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

23 18 Each day this week, read and meditate on Philippians 4, Galatians 5. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

24 19 Each day this week, read and meditate on Philippians 4, Galatians 5. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

25 20 Each day this week, read and meditate on Philippians 4, Galatians 5. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

26 21 Each day this week, read and meditate on Philippians 4, Galatians 5. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

27 22 Each day this week, read and meditate on James 1-3. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

28 23 Each day this week, read and meditate on James 1-3. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

29 24 Each day this week, read and meditate on James 1-3. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

30 25 Each day this week, read and meditate on James 1-3. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

31 26 Each day this week, read and meditate on James 1-3. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

32 27 Each day this week, read and meditate on James 1-3. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

33 28 Each day this week, read and meditate on James1-3. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

34 29 Each day this week, read and meditate on Isaiah 61 & 54. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

35 30 Each day this week, read and meditate on Isaiah 61 & 54. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

36 31 Each day this week, read and meditate on Isaiah 61 & 54. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

37 32 Each day this week, read and meditate on Isaiah 61 & 54. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

38 33 Each day this week, read and meditate on Isaiah 61 & 54. Journal your reflection on the scripture above.

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106 Life J o u r n al Prayer Record This idea of this section is to record your LG s prayer requests and as God answers those prayers you can record that answer and celebrate; giving thanks to God! Building Lives that Honor God

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114 Life J o u r n al Why Pray? Building Lives that Honor God

115 Why Pray? Prayer is the means God has ordained by which He will, conform us into the image of His Son, Jesus Christ & accomplish His work on earth (build His Church) The reason we pray is because Jesus model the habit for us, He taught us how to do it and He told us to ask: "Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. Matt 7:7 And when we ask, the Lord has told us that we need to have faith. When the Disciples were amazed that Jesus had caused the fig tree to wither He said to them, If you believe, you will receive whatever you ask for in prayer." Matt 21:22 In James 4:2 we are taught (among other things) that (we) do not have, because (we) do not ask God. These few verses give us a glimpse of what the pattern of Scripture confirms: God works through prayer and if we don t pray, we will not likely see the hand of God at work in our life The Purpose of Prayer Q. What is the purpose of prayer? A. To develop and strengthen our walk with God Both the scriptures and the example of Christians, down through the ages, have confirmed that we pray, primary, for what it does in the heart of the pray er. In addition: our prayers are a sweet smelling fragrance rising up into God s presence our Father loves to hear His children s voice prayer keeps us ever humbly aware that that we re in relationship with God

116 When we walk with someone we talk to them we relate to them. Enoch and Noah walked with God; David and Hezekiah walked before Him The word walk implies that the woman or man of God is actively living responsibly before God; their manner, habits and lifestyle are consistently aimed at honouring Him and when we fall, we simply confess repent and get back up again. It s what we do: we fall down; we get back up again (using instruction given to us in 1 John 1:9) The great purpose of prayer is to walk with God in an intimate relationship. If we walk with the LORD in His name (in step with His character, will & ways) then we will come to know Him. When we know Him we will be able to hear Him. In hearing Him we will be able to join Him in the Kingdom work into which He is inviting us! Always remember, when you think about or talk to God you re thinking about or talking to a person; God who is nearer to you than a close friend. Imagine Him sitting right across from you when you pray. Why do we begin with God? 1. God is more important than getting our needs met. Would you like for the only interaction between you and your children to be when they wanted food, money, toys, etc? God desires something deeper than a relationship of requests 2. He is the God of the universe, the Almighty, eternal One, who gives us life and breath and everything else as well. How incredibly improper to do nothing more in His presence than just ask for things. There must be thanks, honor, and praise to his Name? 3. Beginning with God causes us to see from His viewpoint.

117 Mary and Martha wanted Jesus to keep Lazarus from dying. Jesus wanted to raise him so that He could demonstrate He is the resurrection and the life. Beginning with God Focus on Him by using what ever creative means you re inclined to: Inspirational reading hearing reflection on Scripture praising testifying singing meditating on the person and work of God What ever it is that you re praying through these days, begin your prayers with praise of God His great name, past and present actions, His character etc. When you pray and make requests think about what the scriptures have told us about God o o Be thinking about o o What, concerning any particular request, are you reminded of that has to do with God s past faithfulness as recorded in scripture? Pray/verbalize that remembrance of faithfulness in your prayer. Can you think of appropriate scriptural truths or promises that you can employ in your prayers? Verbalize that scripture in your prayers. why do I pray the way I m praying? Is there a Biblical warrant or example for why I m praying this way? In other words, do my prayers affirm who God is? What God has done in the past? What the Bible says God does today? Pray scripture! It is the best way to know that you re praying according to God s will and ways (assuming you have properly understood the Scripture text/passage).

118 A Prayer O LORD, God of wonders beyond our wildest imagination, are you not the God who is in heaven? Who rules over all the earth? Who cares for the birds of the air, the grass of the field and its flowers that are here today and tomorrow thrown into a composting heap or a burn barrel? Of course you are! That s why we are counseled to seek first your kingdom and your righteousness. Having done this we can stand against any foe, real or imagined, knowing that we are your dear children whom you hold close, and guard and protect for the sake of your name. Nothing can harm us; not ultimately. So, Father, here s our privileged burden: we must do the work of God which is none other than to believe in the one He has sent, your Son, Jesus Christ (Jn 6:21)! And in believing we are moved to relating such that we might know Him; and in knowing Him be continually transformed into His image the image of Your Son, Jesus Christ! Father, believing is hard work! Help us in our unbelief! (jn ) Make us effective Servants, Father, that we may accomplish your Kingdom work; only you know what is the real work to be done. With that in mind we bring to you every request and lay it at your feet; for ultimately, outside of what is visible with our own eye and reasonable to the good mind that you have given us,... we do not know what to pray (but you do) and our eyes are upon you. (2 Chron 20:12) Now to you, Father, who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to your great power that is at work within us, to You be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen. (Ephesians 3:20-21)

119 Bible Reading Plans Through-the-Bible Reading Plan Your personal reading schedule to take you through the entire Bible within a year. When reading the Bible, look for: 1. Lessons to be learned 2. Examples to be followed. 3. Promises to be enjoyed 4. Jesus to be revealed. 5. Life principles to be followed. 6. Comfort to be received. 7. Directions to be followed. 8. Joy to be experienced.

120 September 1 Gen. 1,2: Luke 1 2 Gen. 3-5; Luke 2 3 Gen. 6-8; Luke 3 4 Gen. 9-11:Luke 4 5 Gen : Luke 5 6 Gen : Luke 6 7 Gen. 18, 19: Ps. 3: Luke 7 8 Gen ; Luke 8 9 Gen. 23,24; Luke 9 10 Gen. 25,26; Ps. 6; Luke Gen. 27,28; Ps. 4; Luke Gen. 29,30; Luke Gen ; Luke Gen ; Luke Gen. 37,38; Ps. 7; Luke Gen ; Luke Gen. 42,43; Ps. 5; Luke Gen ; Luke Gen. 47,48; Ps. 10; Luke Gen. 49,59; Ps. 8; Luke Ex. 1,2; Ps. 88; Luke Ex. 3-5; Luke Ex. 6-8; Luke Ex. 9-11; Luke Ex. 12,18; Ps. 21; Acts 1 26 Ex ; Acts 2 27 Ex ; Acts 3 28 Ex. 21,22; Ps. 12; Acts 4 29 Ex. 23,24; Ps. 14; Acts 5 30 Ex ; Acts 6 October 1 Ex. 28,29; Acts 7 2 Ex ; Acts 8 3 Ex. 33,34; Ps. 16; Acts 9 4 Ex. 35,36; Acts 10 5 Ex. 37,38; Ps. 19; Acts 11 6 Ex. 39,40; Ps. 15; Acts 12 7 Lev. 1-3; Acts 13 8 Lev. 4-6; Acts 14 9 Lev. 7-9; Acts Lev ; Acts Lev. 13,14; Acts Lev ; Acts Lev. 18,19; Ps. 13; Acts Lev ; Acts Lev. 23,24; Ps. 24; Acts Lev. 25; Ps. 25,26; Acts Lev. 26,27; Acts Num. 1,2; Acts Num. 3,4; Acts Num. 5,6; Ps. 22; Acts Num. 7; Ps. 23; Acts Num. 8,9; Acts Num. 10,11; Ps. 27; Mark 1 24 Num. 12,13; Ps. 90; Mark 2 25 Num ; Mark 3 26 Num. 17,18; Ps. 29; Mark 4 27 Num. 19m,20; Ps. 28; Mark 5 28 Num ; Mark 6,7 29 Num ; 1 Cor Num. 28,29; Mark 8 31 Num. 30,31; Mark 9 November 1 Num. 32,33; Mark 10 2 Num ; Mark 11 3 Deut. 1,2; Mark 12 4 Deut. 3,4; Ps. 36; Mark 13 5 Deut. 5,6; Ps. 43; Mark 14 6 Deut. 7-9; Mark 15 7 Deut ; Mark 16 8 Deut ; Gal. 1 9 Deut ; Ps. 38; Gal Deut ; Gal Deut ; Gal Deut ; Gal Deut. 28,29; Gal Deut. 30,31; Ps. 40; 1Cor Deut ; 1Cor Josh. 1,2; Ps. 37; 1Cor Josh. 3-6; 1Cor Josh. 7,8; Ps. 69; 1Cor Josh. 9-11; 1Cor Josh ; 1Cor Josh ; 1Cor Josh ; 1Cor Josh. 21,22; Ps. 47; 1Cor Josh. 23, 24; Ps. 44; 1Cor Judg. 1-3; 1Cor Judg. 4,5; Ps. 39,41; 1Cor Judg. 6,7; Ps. 52; 1Cor Judg. 8; Ps. 42; 1Cor Judg. 9,10; Ps. 49; 1Cor Judg ; Ps. 50; 2Cor. 1 December 1 Judg ; 2Cor. 2 2 Judg. 17,18; Ps. 89; 2Cor 3

121 3 Judg ; 2Cor. 4 4 Ruth 1,2; Ps. 53,61; 2Cor. 5 5 Ruth 3,4; Ps. 64,65, 2Cor Sam. 1,2; Ps. 66; 2Cor Sam. 3-5; Ps. 77; 2Cor Sam, 6,7; Ps. 72; 2Cor Sam. 8-10; 2Cor Sam. 11, 12; 1Chr. 1; 2Cor Sam. 13; 1Chr. 2,3; 2Cor Sam. 14; 1Chr. 4; 2Cor Sam. 15,16; 1Chr. 5; Mt Sam. 17; Ps. 9; Mt Sam. 18; 1Chr. 6; Ps. 11; Mt Sam. 19; 1Chr. 7; Ps. 59; Mt Sam. 20,21; Ps. 34; Mt Sam. 22; Ps. 17,35; Mt Sam. 23; Ps. 31,54; Mt Sam. 24; Ps. 57,58; 1Chr. 8; Mt Sam. 25,26; Ps. 63; Mt Sam. 27; Ps. 141; 1Chr. 9; Mt Sam. 28,29; Ps. 109; Mt Sam. 30,31; 1Chr. 10; Mt Sam. 1;Ps. 140; Mt Sam 2; 1Chr. 11; Ps. 142; Mt Sam. 3; 1Chr. 12; Mt Sam. 4,5; Ps. 139; Mt Sam. 6; 1Chr. 13; Ps. 68; Mt Chr. 14,15; Ps. 132; Mt Chr. 16; Ps. 106; Mt. 19 January 1 2Sam. 7; 1Chr. 17; Ps. 2; Mt Sam. 8,9; 1Chr. 18,19; Mt Sam. 10; 1Chr. 19,20; Ps. 20; Mt Sam. 11,12; Ps. 51; Mt Sam. 13,14; Mt Sam. 15,16; Ps. 32; Mt Sam 17; Ps. 71; Mt Sam. 18; Ps. 56; Mt Sam. 19,20; Ps. 55; Mt Sam ; 1Th Sam. 24; 1Chr. 21; Ps. 30; 1Th Chr ; 1Th Chr ; 1Th Ki. 1; 1Chr. 28; Ps. 91; 1Th Ki. 2; 1Chr. 29; Ps. 95; 2Th Ki. 3; 2Chr. 1; Ps. 78; 2Th Ki. 4,5; 2Chr. 2; Ps. 101; 2Th Ki. 6; 2Chr. 3; Ps. 97; Rom Ki. 7; 2Chr. 4; Ps. 98; Rom Ki. 8; 2Chr 5; Ps 99; Rom Chr 6,7; Ps 135; Rom Ki 9; 2Chr 8; Ps 136; Rom Ki 10,11; 2Chr 9; Rom 6 24 Prov 1-3; Rom 7 25 Prov 4-6; Rom 8 26 Prov 7-9; Rom 9 27 Prov 10-12; Rom Prov 13-15; Rom Prov 16-18; Rom Prov 19-21; Rom Prov 22-24; Rom 14

122 February 1 Prov 25-27; Rom 15 2 Prov 28,29; Ps 60; Rom 16 3 Prov 30,31; Ps 33; Eph 1 4 Ecc 1-3; Ps 45; Eph.2 5 Ecc 4-6; Ps 18; Eph 3 6 Ecc 7-9; Eph 4 7 Ecc 10-12; Ps 94; Eph 5 8 Song 1-4; Eph 6 9 Song 5-8; Phil Ki 12; 2Chr 10,11; Phil Ki 13,14; 2Chr 12; Phil Ki 15; 2Chr 13,14; Phil Ki 16; 2Chr 15,17; Col Ki 17-19; Col Ki 20,21; 2Chr 17; Col Ki 22; 2Chr 18,19; Col Ki 1-3; Ps 82; 1Tim Ki 4,5; Ps 83; 1Tim Ki 6,7; 2Chr 20; 1Tim Ki 8,9; 2Chr 21; 1Tim Ki 10; 2Chr 22,23; 1Tim Ki 11,12; 2Chr 24; 1Tim 6 23 Joel 1-3; 2Tim 1 24 Jon 1-4; 2Tim Ki 13,14; 2Chr 25; 2Tim 3 26 Amos 1-3; Ps 80; 2Tim 4 27 Amos 4-6; Ps 86; Tit 1 28 Amos 7-9; Ps 104; Tit 2 March 1 Is 1-3; Tit 3 2 Is 4,5; Ps 115,116; Jude 3 Is 6,7; 2Chr 26,27; Philem 4 2Ki 15,16; Hos 1; Heb 1 5 Hos 2-5; Heb 2 6 Hos 6-9; Heb 3 7 Hos 10-12; Ps 73; Heb 4 8 Hos 13,14; Ps 100,102; Heb 5 9 Mic 1-4; Heb 6 10 Mic 5-7; Heb 7 11 Is 8-10; Heb 8 12 Is 11-14; Heb 9 13 Is 15-18; Heb Is 19-21; Heb Is 22-24; Heb Is 25-28; Heb Is 29-31; Jas 1 18 Is 32-35; Jas Ki 17; 2Chr 28; Ps 46; Jas Chr 29-31; Jas Ki 18,19; 2Chr 32; Jas 5 22 Is 36,37; Ps 76; 1Pet Ki 20; Is 38,39; Ps 75; 1Pet 2 24 Is 40-42; 1Pet 3 25 Is 43-45; 1Pet 4 26 Is 46-49; 1Pet 5 27 Is 50-52; Ps 92; 2Pet 1 28 Is 53-56; 2Pet 2 29 Is 57-59; Ps 103; 2Pet 3 30 Is 60-62; John 1 31 Is 63,64; Ps 107; John 2 April 1 Is 65,66; Ps 62; John 3 2 2Ki 21; 2Chr 33; John 4 3 Nah 1-3; John 5 4 2Ki 22; 2Chr 34; John 6 5 2Ki 23; 2Chr 35; John 7 6 Hab 1-3; John 8 7 Zeph 1-3; John 9 8 Jer 1,2; John 10 9 Jer 3,4; John Jer 5,6; John Jer 7-9, John Jer 10-12; John Jer 13-15; John Jer 16,17; Ps 96; John Jer 18-20; Ps 93; John Ki 24; Jer 22; Ps 112; John Jer 23,25; John Jer 26,35,36; John 20

123 19 Jer 45-47; Ps 105; John Jer 48,49; Ps 67; 1John 1 21 Jer 21,24,27; Ps 118; 1John 2 22 Jer 28-30; 1John 3 23 Jer 31,32; 1John 4 24 Jer 33,34; Ps 74; 1John 5 25 Jer 37-39; Ps 79; 2John 26 Jer 50,51; 3John 27 Jer 52; Rev 1; Ps 143, Ezek 1-3; Rev 2 29 Ezek 4-7; Rev 3 30 Ezek 8-11; Rev 4 May 1 Ezek 12-14; Rev 5 2 Ezek 14,16; Ps 70; Rev 6 3 Ezek 17-19; Rev 7 4 Ezek 20,21; Ps 111; Rev 8 5 Ezek 22-24; Rev 9 6 Ezek 25-28; Rev 10 7 Ezek 29-32; Rev Ki 25; 2Chr 36; Jer 40,41; Rev 12 9 Jer 42-44; Ps 48; Rev Lam 1,2; Obad; Rev Lam 3-5; Rev Dan 1,2; Rev Dan 3,4; Ps 81; Rev Ezek 33-35; Rev Ezek 36,37; Ps 110; Rev Ezek 38,39; Ps 145; Rev Ezek 40,41; Ps 128; Rev Ezek 42-44; Rev Ezek 45,46; Luke 1 20 Ezek 47,48; Luke 2 21 Dan 5,6; Ps 130; Luke 3 22 Dan 7,8; Ps 137; Luke 4 23 Dan 9,10; Ps 123; Luke 5 24 Dan 11,12; Luke 6 25 Ezra 1; Ps 84,85; Luke 7 26 Ezra 2,3; Luke 8 27 Ezra 4; Ps 113, 127; Luke 9 28 Hag 1,2; Ps 129; Luke Zech 1-3; Luke Zech 4-6; Luke 12; Ps Zech 7-9; Luke 13 June 1 Zech 10-12; Ps 126; Luke 14 2 Zech 13,14; Ps 147; Luke 15 3 Ezra 5,6; Ps 138; Luke 16 4 Est 1,2; Ps 150; Luke 17 5 Est 3-8; Luke 18 6 Est 9,10; Luke 19 7 Ezra 7,8; Luke 20 8 Ezra 9,10; Ps 131; Luke 21 9 Neh 1,2; Ps 133; Luke Neh 3,4; Luke 23; Ps Neh 5,6; Ps 146; Luke Neh 7,8; Acts 1 13 Neh 9,10; Acts 2 14 Neh 11,12; Ps 1; Acts 3 15 Neh 13; Mal 1,2; Acts 4 16 Mal 3,4; Ps 148; Acts 5 17 Job 1,2; Acts 6,7 18 Job 3,4; Acts 8,9 19 Job 5,; Ps 108; Acts 10,11 20 Job 6-8; Acts Job 9,10; Acts 13,14 22 Job 11,12; Acts 15,16 23 Job 13,14; Acts 17,18 24 Job 15; Acts 19,20 25 Job 16; Acts Job 17; Acts Job 18; Ps 114; Acts 27,28 28 Job 19; Mark 1,2 29 Job 20; Mark 3,4 30 Job 21; Mark 5,6 July 1 Job 22; Mark 7,8 2 Ps 121; Mark 9,10 3 Job 23,24; Mark 11,12 4 Job 25; Mark 13,14 5 Job 26,27; Mark 15,16 6 Job 28,29; Gal 1,2 7 Job 30; Ps 120; Gal 3,4 8 Job 31,32; Gal 5,6 9 Job 33; 1Cor 1-3

124 10 Job 34; 1Cor Job 35,36; 1Cor Ps 122; 1Cor Job 37,38; 1Cor Job 39,40; 1Cor 13,14 15 Ps 149; 1Cor 15,16 16 Job 41,42; 2Cor 1,2 17 2Cor Cor Ps 124; 2Cor Mt Mt Mt Mt Mt Mt Mt Mt Ps 125; Mt 26,27 29 Mt 28; 1Thes Thes 4,5; 2Thes Rom 1-4 August 1 Rom Rom Rom Eph Ps 119:1-80; Eph 5,6 6 Phil Col Tim Tim 5,6; Tit Tim Philem; Heb Heb Heb Heb 12,13; Jude 15 Jas Pet Pet 1-3; John 1 18 John John 5,6 20 John 7,8 21 John John John John John Ps 117, 119:81-176; 2John; 3John 27 Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev 19-22

125 Credits Many of the ideas for this Life Journal were borrowed from NavPress The Pray! Prayer Journal [ISBN: ] by Dean Ridings and the Life Prayer Journal (New Hope Christian Fellowship, Oahu, Hawaii). 1

Life Journal Bible Reading Plan

Life Journal Bible Reading Plan How to SOAP each day. S - Scripture Open your Bible to your reading for the day. Take time reading and allow God to speak to you. When you are done, look for a verse that