"My church doesn't feed me." Maybe you've said it. Or maybe you own three Bibles and two apps, and open none of them between Sundays. You mean to.
Is it any wonder Christians feel starved in a land of plenty? What would change if you could hear God for yourself, every day, in a few quiet minutes, without a seminary degree?
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who shares his own journal entries from that very morning, walks you through the Life Journal method he calls the best thing his church offers: read a few chapters, catch one verse, and write four short lines. He shows why Jesus commended Mary over Martha, what Amos warned about a famine of the Word, and how one verse a day compounds into wisdom people will notice.
You'll discover:
The four-letter method and what each letter asks of you
What to do when you miss a day
How daily reading turns into wisdom for parenting, work and ministry
"If I don't eat food, I don't feel guilty, I feel hungry."
Get this teaching and write your first Life Journal entry tomorrow morning.
