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Devotional for New Believers

DAY 7 OF 7

S.O.A.P. - BOOK OF JOHN

A great way to read your Bible is by using the S.O.A.P. Journal method, which is an acronym for Scripture, Observation, Application, and Prayer.

We encourage you to spend the next 21 days going through the Book of John using the S.O.A.P. Journal method.

Each day, read one chapter and take some time to journal using the S.O.A.P. method explained below. It's a great way to slow down, listen to what God is saying through His Word and apply it to your day.

Scripture: As you read your Bible, allow God to speak to you. When you are done, look for a verse that particularly spoke to you that day and write it in your journal. Try to limit it to one or two verses of scripture.
Observation: What do you think God is saying in this scripture? Make an observation of what's happening, who's affected and what's taking place. Ponder its meaning, its tone, its purpose and take several moments to meditate on it. It may be only a paragraph or perhaps a few sentences.
Application: After you've carefully observed what the text says, take some time to write out how you plan to put into practice the lesson Jesus has brought to your attention. Two questions to keep in mind as you are writing are, "How will I be different today as a result of what I've just read?" and "How does this verse or thought apply to me?"
Prayer: Finish your time in the Bible with a thoughtful prayer to God. Ask Him to help you apply what you've just learned. And don't forget to tell Him how thankful you are for the power of His Word!

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Devotional for New Believers

At Hope Church Movement, our mission is to help people find and follow Jesus, walk in freedom, and live on mission. This devotional is designed to help you as you begin to follow Jesus! We believe to get the most out of this content, you should go through it with others who can help you along the way. Please take time to discuss your takeaways and questions with others, and allow yourself to be known, loved, and challenged.

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