insights for the day, especially if you read more than one chapter. You should however, choose one insight (most likely centering around something you marked in your Bible) to record on your Journal page. Recording your thoughts helps you clarify them and preserve them for further meditation. It helps you to share them more effectively with others. Looking back over your Journal entries will also enable you to see patterns and trends in your life; both good and bad. To use the Journal page simply record the date and indicate all you read that day. Then give the specific reference for that part of your reading which you will comment on. Give your insight a short descriptive title in the space provided (this helps you remember you insight later when looking back over your entries). Then, simply quote the verse or give a summary of the insight. The "Insight Gained" section is for you to explain your insight or why it is that this particular passage stood out in my mind. It is usually a good practice to limit your comments to the space provided as this will encourage you to be clear and concise. Write out a prayer of application In many ways this is the most important aspect of your Bible reading time. The temptation is to think that once you have read God's Word, and have gained some good insights, the goal is accomplished. Not so! God has been speaking to you from His Word. It is