Paper, Pen, Prayer & Learning Style

God created each of us with unique skills and learning styles. No two people are exactly alike, but we generally fall into one of these three categories:

• Visual learners—learning best through pictures, hand-outs, and written text. 
• Auditory learners—learning best through lectures, discussions, and reading aloud. 
• Kinesthetic learners—learning best through hands-on training, role-playing, drawing, etc.
  

Since prayer and Bible study require concentration, it's helpful to employ our learning styles when developing quiet time habits.

Auditory learners benefit most from reading Scripture aloud or discussing passages with a friend or in a group.

I'm a visual/kinesthetic learner, and I love creative journaling.

When I study a passage, I also like to record cross references, questions, thoughts, and applications.

It's important to be devoted to prayer and deliberate about Bible study (Colossians 4:2; 2 Timothy 2:15).  

So let's use our learning style to grow stronger in our faith.

What helps you understand and remember Bible truths? What helps you maintain a faithful prayer life? Use your natural skills and learning styles to draw closer to the Lord. 

💙 Beyond 1-minute for those who want more 💙 

At the right, I've shared some of my drawings which help me  remember biblical principles 🠞

I hope they will give you ideas for your own Bible journaling! ~ Gail

For a more in-depth look at this type of Bible journaling, see Creative Bible Study. For inspiration to do regular Bible journaling, see 8 Reasons to Journal.

And be sure to check out the Bible Love Notes Quiet Time Tips, a collection of 1-minute devotions to make your quiet time more fun and meaningful.

Bible Love Notes