Regardless of whether you are a grown-up or an adolescent, you might appreciate perceiving how your Christian faith develops (and vacillates) throughout the long term. Consider keeping a diary of your faith venture. It’s basic. Any scratch pad will do. You can utilize a decent locally acquired diary, a modest scratch pad, or make your own.
Search for destinations with composing prompts. The following are a couple of prompts to kick you off:
I’m a Christian on the grounds that
My faith is most grounded when
I can’t help thinking about why God
Put away a piece of your diary for drawing or gluing in pictures that are significant to your faith.
Compose a portrayal of yourself today. Every month or a half year do a new “sketch.” See how you change over the long run. Incorporate which church you have a place with, how you volunteer at your congregation, which Bible examinations you join in, and so on
Do a book audit infrequently. Have a go at exploring any book that impacts your faith or viewpoint on God. Or then again have a go at doing an advanced book survey on one book of the Bible.
Record your top pick or most significant Bible stanzas and tunes in your diary.