Introduction (page 1 of 9)
How to Study: Journaling

Learn to greatly enhance your study experience while leaving a spiritual legacy for future generations. Journaling adds yet another human sense to the overall effort of hearing God speak through His Word. The actions of listening, reading, praying, meditating, and seeking are enhanced when writing is introduced to each of these activities.

See a live, online example of journaling at:

The LogosWalk Word Journal

Click to view today's entry

Go forward to The Challenge

Read a summary of this chapter or go directly to any of the following sections:

1. Introduction
2. The Challenge
3. Meditating on the Word
4. Overview of Journaling
5. The Journals of Jim Elliot
6. Creating a Word Journal
7. Leaving a Legacy
8. Sample Journal Entries
9. Bibliography
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