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My husband told me a story about how Albert Einstein wrote everything down in order to keep his mind open to new ideas. So I started to research it and found that Einstein had tons of journals where he kept track of everything.
While on a holiday in Ontario, our family visited the home of Alexander Graham Bell, during the tour of his home the guide told us about how he would write everything down. He would stay up all hours of the night to have quiet to invent and try new things. This has definitely changed the way I do things. With today's technology it is very different my personal assistant Siri records my appointments and reminders. Once it is confirmed in my phone my mind now has the freedom for new thoughts and ideas instead of being crammed full of "things" that I need to remember. Before we begin our study - let's start with getting all the clutter out of our minds. Grab a post-it, your phone, whatever you need and write down all the things that are cluttering your mind right now. Let's prepare by making our minds available to what is being taught and spoken through His Word. |
Journaling Questions
How many marbles are in your jar?
Here is your calculation using my age as an example, I am 41 years old:
75 – 41= 34
52 weeks in a year: 34 X 52= 1,768 Saturdays left
What is your reaction to that number?
Why did you sign up for this online workshop? What changes would you like to see over the next nine months?
Here is your calculation using my age as an example, I am 41 years old:
75 – 41= 34
52 weeks in a year: 34 X 52= 1,768 Saturdays left
What is your reaction to that number?
Why did you sign up for this online workshop? What changes would you like to see over the next nine months?
Journaling Questions
- In the parable of the sower, what example of seeds resembles your current walk with God?
- Would you like to see change in this area? If so, what can you do to start making changes?
- Are you ready for pruning? What steps can you make to start preparing for the pruning process.
- The Hebrew word Nasah indicates an attempt to prove the existence of a particular quality in someone. Have you ever felt this type of testing in your life? What did you learn from this experience?
- 1 Thessalonians 5:18 says to always be thankful. Is there something in your life that you really don't want to be thankful for but you know that you need to? Write three things that you are thankful for in this situation or circumstance.
- Matthew 7:20 reads "Just as you can identify a tree by its fruit, so you can identify people by their actions." What fruits are you recognized for? What would you like to be recognized for?
- How deep are your roots? Could you withstand a gale force wind? What can you choose to do this week to strengthen your root system?
- Before you continue with the next video please study through Galatians 5:16-26.