I'm excited to finally share something I've been working on behind the scenes. Over the next ninety days, I'll be working through the Ancient Paths Scripture Writing Plan, and I'd love for you to join me. This isn't a study about ancient history or traditions for tradition's sake. It's about returning to the rhythms God has given His people throughout Scripture. As we move through the Bible, we'll explore practices such as prayer, worship, repentance, serving others, generosity, fellowship, meditation on God's Word, abiding in Christ, and living with faithful obedience. Each day we'll write a passage of Scripture, spending time with God's Word one verse at a time. Some days I'll share my journal pages. Other days I'll post thoughts, questions, historical context, or simply invite discussion about what stood out to you. My hope is that this becomes less like a class and more like a group of friends opening their Bibles together. One of the reasons I created this study is because life gets busy. I know mine certainly does. Scripture writing gives me a simple way to stay rooted in God's Word even during seasons filled with family, work, and everyday responsibilities. One passage. One day. One faithful step at a time. If you've been wanting a consistent Bible habit, this is a wonderful place to begin. There's no pressure to catch up if you miss a day, and you're welcome to start whenever you're ready. The goal isn't perfection. The goal is spending time with the Lord and allowing His Word to shape us over time. The complete Ancient Paths Scripture Writing Plan is now available in the Classroom as a one-time purchase. If you'd like to study alongside me, grab your copy, print the pages in your favorite format, and jump in. I'm looking forward to seeing your notes, journal pages, favorite verses, and the things God teaches you throughout the next ninety days. Let's walk these ancient paths together.

We have two always-open rooms here at Cornerstone Bible Journaling and we want you to use them! The Quiet Room — silent journaling, study, and written prayer requests. Drop in, no need to speak, just show up and journal alongside your people. The Upper Room — live community, spoken prayer, and open conversation. Come ready to connect and share. When you're jumping into a room, drop a comment here letting everyone know which room you're heading into and what you're working on. That's it — you just turned on the lights. 💡 Everyone with notifications on will see you and can come join you. To turn on notifications: hit the bell icon at the top of this post. Come join us. 🕯️

The Upper Room Study free pages are available now in the Community Pages course. As always the free kit and the full kit both come with all the scripture pages you will need for this study. Please enjoy... I have to go get dinner out of the oven. 🤣

This week we’re journaling through Exodus 15 and spending some time with Miriam — the woman who led Israel in worship on the other side of the sea. She didn’t wait for permission to celebrate. She picked up the tambourine and she moved. If you’re journaling with us this week, tell me: What moment in Exodus 15 hits different for you — the crossing, the song, or Miriam’s tambourine? 🌿

The Miriam Kits are almost finished. They should all be in the classroom before the end of the day today. I am really excited. I rearranged some of the sheets so I could fit more stickers!