FREE ONE-YEAR BIBLE JOURNAL
The year the Bible finally sticks
If you've ever started a read-the-Bible-in-a-year plan and watched it fade by February, this is your fresh start. One simple page a day brings your Scripture and your day-planning together, so what you read actually shapes how you live.
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Does this sound like your quiet time?
- You plan your day in one place and read your Bible in another, and they never inform each other.
- You've started more than one Bible-in-a-year plan… and the bookmark is still in January.
- You read in the morning and can't recall it by lunch.
- You want your work, your people, and your prayers on the same page as your reading.
- You wish your day began with what God just showed you, instead of forgetting it.
Picture next December
- Each morning, you read a psalm, a proverb, and short Old and New Testament passages for variety that sustains you through the entire Bible in one year.
- You capture the main idea and one line of application, so the verse touches your actual Tuesday.
- You set Work Priorities and People Priorities right after you read, so your schedule aligns with your time with God.
- You close with "I'm Grateful For" and "I Pray For," ending the page anchored in love, not a to-do list.
- You hold a year of walking with God and living your real life in your hands - something you'll one day pass down.
"I am the vine. You are the branches. He who remains in me and I in him bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing."
John 15:5
THE JOURNAL
The Integrated Life Bible Study Journal
A free, printable one-year journal with one page per day that places your Bible reading beside your daily planning. Read four short passages (Old Testament, New Testament, Psalms, Proverbs), jot the main idea and an application, then set your priorities, gratitude, and prayers in light of what God just showed you. About 20-30 minutes a day.
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- Four done-for-you readings daily (Old Testament, New Testament, Psalms, Proverbs) that carry you through the whole Bible in a year.
- A Main Idea and Application line for each passage, so you move from reading to living it.
- A printed Memory Verse, so Scripture memory is built in.
- "What's Going On Today" and "Today I Feel," bringing your real schedule and real heart to God.
- "Today I Can Serve," with Work Priorities and People Priorities set in light of your reading.
- "Today I Am Loved," with "I'm Grateful For" and "I Pray For."
- Dated or undated pages, so you can start any day of the year.
- Short lines and a simple checkmark to color when you're done.
- Extra blank notes pages you can print as often as you like.
See inside the journal
Made to keep, made to give.
Beautiful cover, opening Scripture, and a page to sign. It starts with 2 Timothy 3:16-17 and one simple line: "This journal was given to me by." Fill it in, date it, and let a year with God become a keepsake you'll hand to someone you love.
Your whole morning on one page.
Each day includes a psalm, a proverb, and brief Old and New Testament readings with space for the main idea and one honest line of application. Then it pivots to real life: Work Priorities, People Priorities, gratitude, and prayer.
Room to go deeper.
When a verse lingers, use the lined "My Bible Study Notes" pages for sermon notes, questions, or reflections that need more than four lines.
Kind Words
"A straightforward and comprehensive way to have Bible study in the home. Complements whatever study you already use. Helps students connect the verses to their own life. I really appreciate this resource."
- Kenna C.
"I used it to plan my own Bible study. Loved it. Very useful."
- Lisa H.
"This is a wonderful resource perfect for personal use or as a homeschool family! Love it :)"
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This is for you if…
- You want to read the whole Bible this year and finally make it stick.
- You want planning and prayer to begin with Scripture, not sit in a separate app.
- You're in a full season and need a quiet time that fits real mornings.
- You'd rather have grace and a simple rhythm than another plan you'll feel behind on.
FROM MARAYA
Why I made this
Every plan I tried left me wanting one thing: to plan my day in light of what I had just read. Nothing merged the two. So I built the page I wished existed - reading and life on one sheet. I keep mine with a journaling Bible, and I plan to give each finished notebook to my daughter one day.
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Start your year in the Word
Download the free Integrated Life Bible Study Journal and begin a rhythm with God that fits your real, full days.
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