Vision Keeper’s Benediction

Use at the end of a devotional, journaling session, or blog series entry:

“Let the vision speak again.

Let my heart stay steady.

Let my steps stay aligned.

Let my life prove what You said.”

 

Be A Vision Keeper

 

Memory Verses 2020 (Faith/Bible Journaling Prompts)

Here are the Memory Verses for the 2020 Bible Reading Plans.

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These relate to the Faith/Bible Journaling Prompts.

Memory Verses 2020 (The Vision Keeper BRPs)

Here are the Memory Verses for the 2020 The Vision Keeper Bible Reading Plans.

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Psalms Rememberminder: End the Year with Praise.

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No matter how the year unfolded, let worship be your closing word.

Psalm 63:3 (NET): “Because experiencing your loyal love is better than life itself, my lips will praise you.”

Word of the year Manual & Workbook

Repost from: Graceful Writer (A Writing Journey Blog by d. d. Boone)

A WORD OF THE YEAR is a word (or sometimes a two-word phrase) that represents your motto/mantra for the year.  It is a way for you to be intentional about becoming better in the new year.

Many people use them to help them motivate themselves.

Learn about how this resource came about.

I created this resource to help people use their word more effectively.  This resource is Christian based, but I feel that it will help anyone who wants to use it.

There is the manual and a workbook.

Using Your Word of the Year

Using Your Word of the Year Workbook

Rememberminder: Stay Planted—Purpose Grows from Roots.

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You do not need to chase what God has already assigned. Stay rooted and let it grow.

Psalm 1:3 (NET): “He is like a tree planted by flowing streams…”

Learning About Using a Word of the Year

Repost from: Graceful Writer (A Writing Journey Blog by d. d. Boone)

I discovered using a WORD OF THE YEAR in 2018 when I began my faith journaling journey.  Read more about that here.

The people in a group I was in was talking about choosing their WORD OF THE YEAR at the end of 2018.  I became intrigued and decided to look into it.  I found it to be a useful tool.  As I usually do… I tool what the people in the group said, and what I learned in my research and took it and made it my own by creating a system to use the word.

A WORD OF THE YEAR is a word (or sometimes a two-word phrase) that represents your motto/mantra for the year.  It is a way for you to be intentional about becoming better in the new year.

My word for 2019 was purpose.  (The word was inspired through 2018 being a rough year and I had to keep reminding myself that I had a purpose for all that I was doing.  So, I felt that 2019 would be a year that I remembered, redefined, renewed, and reinvigorated my purpose in all areas of my life.)

My word for 2020 was vision. (Oddly enough, I did not even realize that 2020 would be 20/20 vision.  It came to me as I was working on my writing project. (Learn more about my writing here.)  The word was inspired by Habakkuk 2:2. I had a vision to complete a project, and I wanted to be intentional with that endeavor, so I wanted to remind myself that I had a vision to complete.)

My word for this year (2021) is intentional. It was that time of year again, people in many of the groups I was in was talking about their word of the year.  I was unable to even write for personal projects in 2020 once the pandemic hit.  I was somewhat hurt by this, but the writing I did in 2020 was spiritual.  So, once again, I decided to complete the writing project once again.  I was doing something else and I heard the song “Intentional” by Travis Greene begin to play in my head.  I brushed it off, but then, the song kept playing in my head over and over for a week.  After that, my word was intentional.  I want to be intentional with everything I say and do.

Long story… right…

Well, it was in 2020 that many people in the groups I was in was asking… “How can I effectively use my word of the year?”

It was in that moment, that I felt lead to share my process with the groups.  So, I did.

Now, I am sharing it with you.  There is the manual and a workbook.

Get it here. Using Your Word of the Year

Enjoy!

Memory Verses - Psalms 2020 (Psalms Bible Reading Plans)

Here are the Memory Verses for the 2020 Psalms Bible Reading Plans.

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December 2020 Bible Reading Plan: VISION STILL STIRS

 

This year's Bible reading plans are based on my word of the Year, VISION.

The Vision Keeper: A Journey of Obedient Sight is your reminder that this is more than a plan—it is a call to stay aligned with what God revealed.
This is a step in the Journey of Obedient Sight—a journey shaped by focus, discipline, and trust.
This is not just a reading rhythm. It is a spiritual assignment.
Vision still speaks. Vision still stands. Vision still stirs.
Stay faithful. Stay focused.
You are a Vision Keeper.

 

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Even when you think it is over—vision stirs again. In the final month, you are reminded that the stirring of vision is often quiet, personal, and divine. God revives, rekindles, and redirects what He planted. These verses will awaken your spirit for the next season and seal your year with holy expectation.

 

Memory Verse:

2 Timothy 1:6

 

Here is the plan for December. (Link goes to a PDF.)

Here are the Bible Verse Writing Sheets for 2020.

 

Rememberminder: What God Showed You Still Stands.

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Write it. Reread it. Stand in it. God does not change His mind.

Isaiah 46:10 (NET): “My plan will be realized. I will accomplish what I desire.”

Rememberminder: Grace Didn’t Expire Overnight.

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Whatever yesterday held, grace still covers today. You do not have to carry shame. Begin again—with boldness and belief.

Lamentations 3:22–23 (NET):
"The Lord’s loyal kindness never ceases; his compassions never end. They are fresh every morning; your faithfulness is abundant!"

Psalms Rememberminder: He Can Carry What You Cannot.

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Release the weight. Jesus' shoulders are stronger, and He is near to lift.

Psalm 55:22 (NET): “Throw your burden upon the Lord, and he will sustain you.”

Rememberminder: Vision Still Speaks.

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Even in silence or waiting, God’s vision is not void. Write it again. Believe it again.

Habakkuk 2:2 (NET): “Write down this message; record it clearly on tablets.”

Vision Keeper’s Pillars

A sacred foundation for those entrusted with divine vision.

These are the five spiritual convictions that guide every Vision Keeper. They anchor the journey of Obedient Sight and help guard the heart when vision feels delayed, opposed, or unclear.

Clarity over Confusion

Vision Keepers seek God for wisdom instead of giving in to mental clutter.

They do not chase every opportunity—they return to the last instruction.

Even when the details are foggy, they trust that clarity comes through stillness and surrender.

“God is not a God of confusion but of peace.” (1 Corinthians 14:33, ESV)

Obedience over Outcome

Vision Keepers are not driven by what might happen—they are anchored by what God already said.

They release the pressure to produce and embrace the call to obey.

Their success is not measured in results, but in faithfulness to divine direction.

“Blessed are those who hear the word of God and keep it!” (Luke 11:28, ESV)

Faith over Feelings

Vision Keepers are not ruled by emotion—they are led by conviction.

When discouragement rises, they rehearse the promise. When doubt whispers, they revisit what was written.

They understand that feelings may fade, but faith fuels follow-through.

“We walk by faith, not by sight.” (2 Corinthians 5:7, ESV)

Focus over Distraction

Vision Keepers protect their attention as much as their anointing.

They refuse to chase every good idea that is not God’s idea.

They return to the vision—even when the world tries to pull them in other directions.

“Let your eyes look directly forward, and your gaze be straight before you.” (Proverbs 4:25, ESV)

Stewardship over Striving

Vision Keepers do not force outcomes—they cultivate what was entrusted.

They are not trying to control the vision, but to carry it with faith, discipline, and care.

They do not rush to prove—they wait to partner.

“It is required of stewards that they be found faithful.” (1 Corinthians 4:2, ESV)

 

Be A Vision Keeper

November Psalm Reading Plan 2020

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November Thanksgiving Faith/Bible Journaling Plan 2020

Thanksgiving, Praise, & Gratitude Scripture Plan 

Join me in Thanksgiving, Praise, & Gratitude.

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November 2020 Bible Reading Plan: VISION STILL STANDS

 

This year's Bible reading plans are based on my word of the Year, VISION.

The Vision Keeper: A Journey of Obedient Sight is your reminder that this is more than a plan—it is a call to stay aligned with what God revealed.
This is a step in the Journey of Obedient Sight—a journey shaped by focus, discipline, and trust.
This is not just a reading rhythm. It is a spiritual assignment.
Vision still speaks. Vision still stands. Vision still stirs.
Stay faithful. Stay focused.
You are a Vision Keeper.

 

Description:

What God revealed still stands. Even if you doubted, delayed, or detoured—His vision has not crumbled. This month is a call to return to what God said, to stand firm in faith, and to trust that divine purpose is never canceled. These verses remind you that vision is not fragile—it is anchored.

 

Memory Verse:

Psalm 33:11

 

Here is the plan for November. (Link goes to a PDF.)

Here are the Bible Verse Writing Sheets for 2020.

 

Rememberminder: Let Your Gifts Speak.

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Your gifts are not for hiding. Let them speak purpose into your life and the lives of others.

1 Peter 4:10 (NET): “Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others.”

SOAP Bible Study Method...

 I  have created a page that you can use for Bible Study.  It contains the SOAP method of Bible Study.

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WHAT DOES S.O.A.P. MEAN?

S– The S stands for Scripture- you physically write out the scripture……you’ll be amazed that what God will reveal to you just by taking the time to slow down and actually write out what you are reading!

O– The O stands for observation- what do you see in the verses that you’re reading? Who is the audience? Is there a repetition of words? What words stand out to you?

A– The A stands for Application- this is when God’s Word becomes personal. What is God saying to me today? How can I apply what I just read to my own personal life? What changes do I need to make? Is there an action that I need to take?

P– And finally P stands for Prayer. Pray God’s Word back to Him. If He has revealed something to you during this time in His Word, pray about it. Confess if He has revealed some sin that is in your life.

Studying God’s Word like this can take as little or as long as you have time to give. Some days it can take just 10 or 15 minutes, other days longer.

Source: https://lovegodgreatly.com/how-to-soap/

Again... My thoughts:  I discovered this method when I began my Faith/Bible Journaling journey.  It was a method used in the Happy Planner Faith line.  I enjoyed using it.  It is very popular and most people are familiar with it.  It is easy to use.