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UPDATE II: Sale is back! It's only $29!

UPDATE: The sale is over for now 😔 I hope you were able to snag it! $29 was such a steal! I’ll be sure to share again when I find more beautiful Bibles. Stay tuned! 📖✨

Hey ladies! I don’t usually write about Amazon deals, but I just couldn’t not share this one! The ESV Scripture Journal: New Testament Set, featuring stunning watercolor artwork by Ruth Chou Simons, is currently on sale for 72% off. If you love visual art like I do, this is a must-have—gorgeous art meets the beautiful Word of God in such a unique and inspiring way.

Now, if you know me, you know I’m very frugal and rarely purchase things at full price. That’s why I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to share this amazing deal with you!

I truly love the Word of God, and there’s something so peaceful about reading a beautiful Bible with my favorite coffee mug in hand (yes, the mug makes a difference!). It sets the perfect ambiance for diving into Scripture. Whether it’s in the quiet of the morning or during an afternoon break, having a lovely journal Bible like this one makes the experience even more special.

If you’re into Bible journaling, you know how powerful it can be to reflect on Scripture while adding your own creative touch. This set is ideal for that! As Psalm 19:1 reminds us, “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of His hands.” Ruth’s delicate watercolor designs feel like a visual prayer that helps draw us deeper into worship.

Whether you're journaling through passages like Philippians 4:8—“Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely...”—or simply taking time to meditate on a verse, this journal set provides the perfect space for personal reflection. The artwork brings such grace and beauty, making time spent in God’s Word even more joyful.

This Scripture journal set isn’t just functional—it’s truly a piece of art. For those of you who cherish your Bible study time with a cozy coffee mug in hand, this is such a beautiful way to enrich your moments with the Lord.

Grab it while it’s on sale here: ESV Scripture Journal: New Testament Set.

Happy journaling, ladies! 💖

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