Stone Soup for Five: PRAYER BINDER

PRAYER BINDER

Prayer binder videos



See more of the Prayer Binder videos on my YouTube channel here.


Prayer binder challenge posts






  Prayer Binder Q&As








Walk through of my prayer binder over the years







Ideas for using your prayer binder





Prayer binder resources list



I've compiled my tried and true resources that I use in my prayer binder on Amazon here.


Prayer binder tutorial



Transform your prayer life by setting up your own personal prayer binder!
Don't miss out on the coffee chat video about prayer journals we did on YouTube!

step one - gather supplies

step two - the first five tabs

step three - family tabs

step four - weekday focus tabs
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Also available:

Biblical Meditation Journals



and Journal and Doodle Bible studies available 
as printed books on Amazon




and instant download PDF files here.



13 comments:

  1. I stumbled upon your prayer journal tutorials in answer to my prayers to the Lord for help with my prayer life. I'm working on putting together mine now. I also have started the Ephesians Bible study which has been helpful as I've been memorizing the book of Ephesians this year. It's helped me to think more deeply about these precious truths. I've dabbled in calligraphy in the past, so searched out some lettering alphabets online, and have been having a blast working my way through the study. Thank you so much for your ministry.

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  2. Thanks for your comments Trish! So excited to see how God uses the prayer journal to improve your relationship with Him.

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  3. Have just found your journal information and am excited! I really can't draw so found your sketches tutorial helpful. Hoping that by slowing down to illustrate my thoughts I will learn more from my reading. Thanks!

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  4. I love your blog. It's perfect for people like me that are not artistically inclined. :-) Do you have tutorials on doodling?

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  5. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Your free Bible study on Ephesians has been an answer to prayer for a richer encounter with scripture. We are even starting a women's study group with this lesson as our launching point. We will use many more I'm sure. I pray that God continues to bless you and your service for Him.

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  6. I have been trying to download your free study of Ephesians, but so far it hasn't shown up. And now I can't find the picture to download it.

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    1. Hi Sharon. Can you email me and I'll see if I can help you. Just use the contact form on the right side of the blog. Thanks, Kari

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  7. Just wanted to let you know that my pin of your prayer journal is my most popular pin! Thank you so much for sharing this with us all. (Love the doodle studies also.)

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  8. So I because a Christian as an adult, never had any guidance of how to pray. I use to watch my grandmother pray and was amazed, but I was not raised in a Christian home. I purchased, Emilie Barnes book, "More Hours In My Day" and she talked about how she set up her prayer journal. So I modeled one after hers. Well, through the years, I've tried many others, ALWAYS, trying to perfect it. This year I went back to my old reliable notebook. I love your tutorial and Dawne's. So many more ideas. But like Dawne, I've struggled with what to do when I travel. Love her idea of taking pictures of the pages. Will definitely be doing that, plus it will lighten the load when packing. Or, I'll just take out my main page, haven't decided. I love placing my hands on the pictures of my children and grandchildren when I pray for them. I know you set a timer, but I just let the Lord lead me though my time of prayer. Sometimes it shorter, sometimes I linger in one area. I think of the line in the movie where she tells Miss Clarisse, "At first I couldn't even staying in there 10 minutes, now I can't hardly come out." or something like that.
    Thank you for being so willing to share your journals. I pray it will help others and bless them in their walk with the Lord.

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  9. The 30/30 app is no longer available for download. Do you know of another that you’d recommend as a replacement?

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    1. Oh, I was so bummed to see that. I don't have any suggestions for replacement but this article looked promising: https://thesweetsetup.com/articles/favorite-iphone-timers/

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  10. Kari, thank you so much for all the information and guidance (and great pictures and videos) to create our own Prayer Binders. I have been so overwhelmed with all the things there are to pray about. And while I'm idling as I'm overwhelmed many new things keep popping up to pray about!
    Your Prayer Binder along with Dick Eastman's book, "The Hour that Changed the World" have been great for helping me to organize my prayers! I bought a 2" 5.5 x 8.5 3 ring binder and have been filling it as I see what works for me based on your ideas. I figured that would be plenty big. Ha! I am at half capacity at least. But I know I can archive pages I don't need anymore, so it will work just fine. This has been quite a journey for me as I pray all throughout the day "on the fly" but this is going to help me so much to pray in my "War Prayer Room" in so many specific ways. I have sticky notes all over my closet for things to pray for, but even with my glasses on, it was hard to see all the notes! And my eyes aren't that bad. The Prayer Binder helps so much! Thanks again! I am also reading "The Hidden Life of Prayer" through your Book Club. It is a little hard comprehending, so I really appreciate your posts that help guide me through the chapters. Still it is a good book. I pray God will bless you and your family.

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  11. I would like to get the list of Praise Psalms that Dawn had in her binder.

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