Spiritual Journaling: Recording Your Journey Toward God

by Richard Peace, Karen Lee-Thorp

The 8 sessions of this study guide show you how to recognize God working your life. Start noticing the progression from who you have been to who you are meant to become by keeping a spiritual journal. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings.

Genres: Spirituality, Writing, Christian, Journaling

112 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1995

Reviews

[Trish]

"Spiritual" yes - but not necessarily Christian. Since this is published by Navpress, I was surprised by the contents. This refers heavily to Dr. Ira Progoff's work and not so much on Scripture. I was also surprised to see the author encouraging us to track our dreams as a means of understanding ourselves. I'm not saying that personal reflection does not have its place, but focusing on who we are *IN CHRIST* and saturating ourselves in the truth of Scripture is much more important than navel-gazing.

[Rev. Linda]

A resource for a series of workshops on Spiritual Journaling for my church's Women's Conference --
From the publisher: This study guide shows you how to recognize God working your life. Start noticing the progression from who you have been to who you are meant to become by keeping a spiritual journal.

[Jennifer]

This is something I am working on long term. Its a great project to take on: it helps you systematically evaluate your life and listen to God, to see where you came from, who you are and where you want to go. I've been off and on with this book for about a year now....

[Elizabeth]

This is a nice guide to journaling, and has useful assignments to help for those who need a "guided start."

[Nick Woodall]

Good book to help you learn new journaling techniques.