In the past few weeks I have come across two blogs that I {LOVE} and want to share with you.
(Image from theredheadedhostess.com)
The first one is redheadedhostess.com. I love how she shares so many great insights on the scriptures and gosple related topics. She blogs about things that have {depth} and {substance} to them. I guess I’m getting a little burned out on craft blogs (including mine). They’re great and all, but sometimes they just seem a little . . . shallow. There’s soo much more to life and I feel like the more the kids wear me down the more spiritualness I need. My favorite post of hers is on how she sets up her scripture journals. If you scroll all the way to the bottom she has a handout that you can print. Look close, I almost missed it.
(image from redheadedhostess.com)
Ack! Her handwriting is so perfect. I am having jealousy issues!
(image from womeninthescriptures.blogspot.com)
(image from womeninthescriptures.blogspot.com)
The second one I found and love is womeninthescriptures.blogspot.com. Heather does in depth studies on (you’ll never guess), women in the scriptures. Awesome, right? She really is soo super smart. I feel like such an idiot just reading her posts. She knows soo much! She also has a post on how she sets up her scripture journals.
So here is my scripture journal. I had one before but I didn’t really like it and therefore, never really used it. Ever since I read Rebecca’s post on her scripture journals I have been looking around for a new one. I just happened to be at Barnes and Noble last week and came across these moleskine notebooks. It’s exactly what I had in mind.
I love that it is lined really small and has good quality paper so I can write in it with a Micron pen and it won’t bleed through. I went through and numbered the pages and set up the table of contents on the first two pages. More info on how to do that here. The first thing that I put in my journal is my patriarchal blessing, since it’s my personal scripture. There are soo many things I want to study, learn and write about in my new journal. Crafting is good and all, and it does fill a need to create, but sometimes you just need something more. This doesn’t mean that I won’t be posting my crafty projects or anything. I just wanted to share with you my latest love. Maybe it will inspire you to start a scripture journal too.
Linking to: Tatertots and Jello








7 Responses to Scripture Journals