Have you used Travelers Notebooks? I love using them for my bible study notes and sermon notes. They are a nice size and come in a variety of formats (calendar grid, dots, lined, plain and graph). The ones I use are from doodlebug design. They measure approximately 4.25″ wide by 8.25″ tall.

Here is a quick flip-through video on my current set up. I also have a process video which will walk you through how I decorated the inserts using Creative Memories Homestead Collection as well as Creative Memories Keep the Faith Stickers and Embellishments.

Supplies Used:

  • Doodlebug Design Buffalo Check Daily Doodles Travel Planner
  • Doodlebug Design Assorted Daily Doodles Travel Planner Inserts
  • Creative Memories Homestead Paper, Mat Pack, Embellishments and Stickers
  • Creative Memories Keep the Faith Embellishments and Stickers
  • Creative Memories Foam Squares
  • Creative Memories Tape Runner
  • Scissors/Trimmer
  • UniBall Signo Pen
  • Zebra Midliners

Sections:

  • Scripture/Affirmations…this is where I write out scripture that I want to memorize or study.
  • Prayer Journal….this is where I will keep prayer requests/needs so I can remember to pray for specific people and also look back on how God is at work
  • Sunday Sermon Notes….when I attend church I have found it helpful to take notes. It keeps me focused on listening. Sometimes I will doodle or draw images that come to mind as I am listening.
  • Bible Study Journal….whatever current bible study I’m doing, I like to use this journal in my morning quiet time to answer the questions and participate in an in depth bible study. Currently I’m going through Philippians with Kari Denker’s journalanddoodle study.
  • Pockets for notes and verses
  • Pen holder
  • I may add tabs to the journals…but this is my set up so far.

I may add tabs to the journals…but this is my set up so far. If you would like to see the process video of how I decorated the inserts, check out How to make a Travelers Notebook, Bible Study, Prayer Journal.

“May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing to you, Oh Lord, my rock and my redeemer.”

Psalm 19:14