Journaling as a Spiritual Practice - Byxbe, Allison
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To journal is to trace the lines of grace and find, He is with me after all . Sometimes we feel misplaced. Tender. Threadbare. And in those hollow spaces, we can wonder, Where is God? For over a decade, Allison Byxbe experienced sorrow upon sorrow. She was desperate for a way to reconnect to God. Journaling through Scripture became her lifeline. The Bible is filled with rich language that reveals our triune God--living water, bread, a door, a whisper. Journaling through Scripture's metaphors became a way for Allison to process her grief--to encounter and fully live in the presence of God once…mehr

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To journal is to trace the lines of grace and find, He is with me after all . Sometimes we feel misplaced. Tender. Threadbare. And in those hollow spaces, we can wonder, Where is God? For over a decade, Allison Byxbe experienced sorrow upon sorrow. She was desperate for a way to reconnect to God. Journaling through Scripture became her lifeline. The Bible is filled with rich language that reveals our triune God--living water, bread, a door, a whisper. Journaling through Scripture's metaphors became a way for Allison to process her grief--to encounter and fully live in the presence of God once again. This book guides readers through the spiritual practice of journaling. Are you looking for a fresh way to hear and experience God? Be mended by His mercy? Find shelter beneath His wing? Immerse yourself in Scripture through journaling, and you will find yourself in His presence.
Autorenporträt
ALLISON BYXBE holds an MA in Composition & Rhetoric, is a professional communication professor, a certified Journal to the Self instructor, and a Certified Journal Facilitator trainee at the Therapeutic Writing Institute. She is the founder and host of Saturday Pages and The Inky Collective--two thriving journaling communities. With a heart for God and her journal always at hand, she loves to trace the lines of grace through every season of life.