Today marks the end of another month. June was not as productive as I would have liked for it to be, but that’s pretty much the case every month. I did, however, revisit a couple of projects that had been shelved lately, making a little progress on my next Bible study guide and 30-Day Devotional study, heavy emphasis on little.
I worked on lessons more than anything else, focusing mostly on adult lessons from 1 Peter. I also finished up a middle school study from Genesis and worked some on lessons for teens from Mark.
I was a bit of a slacker with devotional posts for the For the Journey Facebook page, but there was one early in the month. Go check out “Just Care” if you missed it. Speaking of the For the Journey Facebook page, the Monday morning verses for this month were taken from key verses from adult Sunday School lessons from John, and this month’s trivia fun came from Jesus’ use of an Old Testament example to teach that the Sabbath was made for man and that the Son of man is Lord of the Sabbath.
Early in the month, I wrote a new blog post for the website titled “The How and Why of Bible Study.” Since Bible study is a topic I’m passionate about, I may have been a little wordy, so it’s sort of long but hopefully worth the read. Check it out if you missed it. June’s 30-Day Devotional highlight was taken from my seventh 30-Day Devotional study “The Greatest of These.” I chose “The Master Serves” for the highlight, which focused on the importance of following our Lord’s example and loving by serving.
That pretty much sums up June. Stay tuned for what July holds!
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