Description
Discover your journal’s potential to be a tool for spiritual growth
Kirsten Birkett encourages us to pick up our notebooks and pens and use journaling as a tool to grow in godliness. Writing is a powerful act. It takes time and allows us the space to turn emotions like sadness or anger into joy.
The Puritans used diaries as a way to give themselves spiritual counsel. It helped them to remember God’s mercies, to reflect on how He has been at work, and to be thankful.
This book is a helpful guide for those who want to start the practice of journaling, or who want to direct their journaling in a more intentional way. Put pen to paper and create a record of your spiritual life.
Chapter headings include:
Introduction: How This All Got Started
Chapter 1: Write
Chapter 2: Write Wisdom
Chapter 3: Write Forgiveness
Chapter 4: Write Thankfulness
Chapter 5: Write Prayer
Chapter 6: Write Witness
Chapter 7: Write Bible
Chapter 8: The Covid Diaries 2020
Appendix: Write as the Puritans Did
About Kirsten Birkett
Kirsten Birkett is a theological writer and author of numerous books and articles. She previously lectured at Oak Hill Theological College in pastoral care, church history, philosophy and ethics. She lives in the north of England with two cats and two chickens. Sadly, no ducks.
