I started the Ancient Paths 90 day scripture writing plan today. Summer vacation for the older kids leaves me with far less time for cutting things out or sitting down and being crafty so this is something that is still pretty and easier to do more often.

Acts 2 : 4 reminds us that the Spirit can shape our words so others “hear” God in their own language. 🕊️🔥 The postcard asks: How could the Spirit reshape your words and actions this week so others hear God? Let’s flip it, too—has this ever happened to you already?Share one moment when the Spirit nudged your words (or actions) and someone really understood God’s heart. What happened, and how did you know it was Him? Drop your story below—your testimony might be exactly the language someone needs today. 🌿

I always love this stage. The pages are printed, everything is scattered across my clipboard, and my brain is already jumping ahead to all the different ways these pieces could be used. The funny thing is that I never really know what I’m going to focus on until I actually sit down with the Scripture. Sometimes a verse grabs me immediately. Sometimes it’s a question. Sometimes it’s a tiny detail I’ve read a dozen times before and somehow never noticed. Acts 1 & 2, here we come.

This week we’re journaling through Exodus 15 and spending some time with Miriam — the woman who led Israel in worship on the other side of the sea. She didn’t wait for permission to celebrate. She picked up the tambourine and she moved. If you’re journaling with us this week, tell me: What moment in Exodus 15 hits different for you — the crossing, the song, or Miriam’s tambourine? 🌿

Miriam was all about giving Gid the Praise. Art work is from Hey Sisters group by Sammie Halley.