This class includes 30 Bible study lessons with Bible journal ideas. In each lesson, we will examine Bible passages to see how Jesus would respond on social media. After all, it is interacting with people–it is real-life–people's feelings can be hurt. In some networks, we might be the only Christian a person ever interacts with. Our words can encourage or discourage others.​​

Social media has become part of our daily lives. This is changing how we form relationships, perceive others, and even shaping our identity. These networks reflect our need for community and opened new possibilities of devising and learning new information, ways of sharing ideas. This has changed the way people interact and carry on with their everyday lives. We can join groups of other like-minded people. we interact and make new friends with that we may never meet in person.

Some warn Christian to stay away from social media. I don't agree. To turn away completely would be similar to telling people not to use a phone or television when they became available. New things are not evil. Social media, TV, and phone are all tools like a hammer is a tool. It can be used to help build a house or to commit murder.

With new possibilities come new potential problems. It is easy to get too involved with social media and neglect family responsibilities. It seems easier to get into arguments to say the wrong thing because you are not conversing face to face. Some Christians are sweet and kind at church, but once they tap that Facebook app they transform into angry political activists.

How it Works:

• Print out the Bible Prompt Check List below ( for travelers notebook or dex cards)
• Log in each day to read the verses and devotional (self paced, don't worry if miss days)
• Copy the verse into your favorite journal item: notebook, Bible margin, or memory dex card, etc.
• An optional printable and digital kit is available at the Bible Journal Love Etsy Shop
• Discuss what you have learned in the Bible Journal Love Facebook Group