I really love the daily rhythm of getting up to make coffee, read Scripture, journal, and dip into a few devotional or slow reads. It happens MOST mornings.
Here’s what’s in my bag currently, this changes constantly except for the journals and Holy Bible, those are always present.
Every couple of years, I get a new journaling Bible because I fill them up! I try new translations, occasionally. I’m really enjoying this one! The floral journal is a prayer diary etc. This is very personal, not always pretty, but I love seeing God’s faithfulness. I don’t write in it everyday because I use the margins in the journaling Bible, too. But if I need more space or want to “get something off my chest”, I use the journal.
A few books I’m slowly dipping into currently. As Kingfishers Catch Fire is new-to-me collection of sermons and I’ve never completely read Rose from Briar by Amy Carmichael. The other two are rereads, a beautiful daily devotional and a health book.
My cute tote holds it all, so I can sit wherever I need to! I had to make it mobile with remodeling.
What’s on your quiet time stack? Do you have specific times/things you like to include?
Happy Monday! ✨♥️
Wow that photo!! Such a keepsake!
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Your husband’s grandmother’s prayer book and the picture is very special! I do my quiet time every morning and my stack currently consists of: my Bible, a Scripture portion of Romans with Scripture on one side and the other page is for notes, two Roman’s commentaries (I am in a ladies Bible Study and we are doing an in-depth study of Romans), Our Daily Bread devotional, and The Sovereignty of God by Arthur W. Pink. I always have at least one fiction and nonfiction book going 🙂
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I enjoyed your post, as always. I keep my devotional book on the kitchen table. It’s handy first thing in the morning. When I need to disengage from daily living, I play a solitaire type game on my phone.
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So beautiful. We love the writings of Amy Carmichael.
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