Today I am sharing my study plans for Lent 2021 using a designated Lent Bible and some FREE amazing resources and printables.
I am inviting you to join me and so many others to study through this season of Lent with a focus around repentance. I have had on my heart for several months getting back to a love for God’s Word and pleasing Him. I want my heart to be pure before Him and pleasant in His sight. In doing so, we must have a heart of repentance that allows God to cleanse our hearts. Llanet from @TopKnotsandJesus on IG has been so gracious to share her heart with us and guide us through this study.
I am talking all about the free resources and more with daily prompts and scriptures in the video below as well as my plans for studying through each day.
Make sure you grab the free printables with daily prompt cards and also repentance prayer cards from Allie Scraps. You can also grab the Sweet Scent printable collection from @KellyBangsCreative that has the most gorgeous colors and florals. I can’t wait to use my Illustrating Bible for a Lent Bible each year as well as writing my repentance prayers in a journal.
Who is joining me? I would love to know and also know what your plans are too. Let me know in the comments below. God bless!
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God is going to do big things in the hearts of His people through this study. I had to wrestle with it for awhile before I could admit just how much I needed it. Thankful for you sharing your plans, it gives me some inspiration!
Yes He sure is! I am so looking forward to it and hearing testimonies of it too. I’m glad you’re joining in after all. You will be blessed through it.
Thank you for sharing this and all the other stuff you doโฃ๏ธ
Are you starting at #1, and going forward to 40,or going the other way?
Going backwards the columns work out perfectly, but I wasn’t sure, so I am asking!
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Hey there! Sorry I am late getting back to you. I started with the first prompt which begins in the OT and works itself all the way through the Bible in order.