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What devotional methods have you used in the past? Which would you like to try in the future?
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I have used a Bible-in-one-year reading plans, daily devotional books, topical studies, and some journaling, however, I tend to start on a method, and let it fall away. I will get behind in the BIOY plans, or I will start a book and turn my attention to another book before I have had a chance to really dive deep into or digest the first. The next method I would like to try is taking my time as I read through books sequentially, but at my own pace and committing to write something each day, even if it is not a thorough journal entry, but rather a quick thought.
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Usually for my devotionals, I incorporate spirit lead bible reading (meaning if the spirit wants me in a certain book I will take time through that book for a couple weeks) or I’ll follow a bible reading plan. I would love to start journaling at the end of each day to understand how my relationship with God is and look back to see how God has answered prayers
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I liked what I heard in this lecture, date, passage read, key verse, application/Insight, pray!
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I have a daily devotional called morning mercies that I’ve really enjoyed, I think i will enjoy to try journaling especially the thought of writing down that one passage then going back at the end of the day to see what it speaks to me then
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Dad always used Daily Bread growing up and have used devo books and now read through FCA devo on daily basis. Was in the habit of journaling in the past, but need to get back into the routine and practice of doing that.
