If your Bible time feels imperfect, well, that's because you're reading with imperfect spiritual eyes.

Here's Nancy DeMas Walgamuth.

Our eyes cannot see fully what all of it God's word means, but one day we will see completely, clearly,

beautifully, because we will see him face to face.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned.

For December 3rd, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh.

Have you ever felt the urge to just cover your Bible in notes, highlights, underlines, and I don't know, written prayers? Well, Nancy DeMoss Walgamutth has, and it's a practice that's become very dear to her. She wants to invite

you to join her in it. You know, there's so much research out there about writing and memory.

Turns out writing engages your brain in a unique way. It can lead to faster recall,

better conceptual understanding, and enhanced long-term memory. So it sounds like adding journaling into your

daily Bible time could be spiritually and scientifically beneficial. We want to be able to say with

the author of Psalm 119, I will delight in your statutes. I will not forget your word.

At True Woman 25, Nancy hosted a breakout session on the joy of Bible journaling,

and the room was packed with women eager to learn from her.

Now, you're going to get to do the same today.

It's all about the what and the why of Bible journaling.

What is it?

Why should we do it?

Here's Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

Well, what a joy to see the number of women interested in this subject, the joy of Bible journaling. And some of you perhaps have never done this before and you have a billion questions,

or maybe you've been Bible journaling for a long time,

but you just like to get some tips or hints to help you continue doing that in a more meaningful

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