You may have noticed that the site has been kind of quiet this week. I was off on a 30th anniversary trip with my husband, Mark. We had a great time and I’m ready to start writing again.
The Homekeeper’s Journal is a way to keep track of your thoughts, in journal form, online. I have given you the prompts, written my own responses, and given you a Mclinky to use to leave the link to your own Journal entry. A link back here is nice but not required. Its also a great way to get traffic moving to your blog and share your thoughts with others.
This week’s Journal is about … difficulties ….. You’ll need a bible to complete this Journal entry.
You can find one online at Blue Letter Bible.
You know what difficulties are … those things that make your life harder, more complicated. Perhaps your biggest difficulty is a person. Perhaps difficulties come in groups and threaten to overwhelm you. Lets talk about your difficulties……
Sometimes I feel a bit of resentment when I ………..
Why is it so difficult for me to ………..
1 Chronicles 16:11 tells me to ……
1 Peter 5:8 warns me ……..
I am going to pray and ask for strength to ………….
The difficult thing that seems to constantly catch me off guard is ………
James 1:12 says …..
I am determined to …….
Now its your turn! 
1. Make your own entry at your blog using the prompts that are in bold type above.
2. Finish out the prompts with your own words.
3. Grab the Homekeeper’s Journal picture above and use it on your blog with a link to CHK.
4. Come back here and put the link to your blog post in the Linky below.
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Welcome back from your trip, Sylvia! 30 years, wow! Congratulations. May God give you 30 more.
Lots of love to you!
Thank you Wardeh! I am blessed with this fellow and I do hope we can have another 30 years together <3
Hi! I just found your blog through another blog that I also just found. I decided to start your Homekeeper’s Journal on the new blog that I started a few days ago. Thanks for coming up with such a great idea for journaling! I look forward to reading more of your blog in the future.