Cultivate intimate worship, connect with the Holy Spirit, and sing for the Creator. This 30-unit (days or weeks), prompted journal and devotional is filled with psalms, meditation questions, and creative prompts to facilitate Holy Spirit-inspired creativity. Psalms are more than songs. They are poetic representations of God's kingdom, His work in David's life, and in Israel as a people and nation. Prompts encourage you to not only meditate on the psalms but also to ask the Holy Spirit to help you visualize and experience them through all five senses, especially hearing (sound). This journal is grounded in the Christian Creatives Creed© and is a wonderful gift for yourself and others to connect with the Holy Spirit, the ultimate source of creativity. It features: ¿ A generous 7.5 x 9.
25-inch trim size with space to write, but still take on the go. ¿ Four full pages for each unit (30-day or 6-month), including: o Scripture Page - An inspiring psalm followed by the scriptural context and setting for the psalm. Use each Scripture unit daily or weekly, depending on your creative pace. o Meditation Page - Guided meditation questions to help you experience the verse(s) through all five senses. ¿ Space for a written response to the Scripture Meditation. ¿ A creative prompt that aims to help you sing to the Creator as an audience of one and invite the Holy Spirit to initiate your creative process. o Two Response Pages - Each unit also includes two music notation pages for new songs or lyrics, which you can use alternatively for extra writing space. ¿ There is also a reminder to audio record your singing, if you wish.
To conclude, a guided end-of-unit (e.g., monthly or mid-year) reflection helps identify connections and draw inspiration for the next month of creating. This journal is grounded in the Christian Creatives Creed© and designed to help the Christian creative grow, reflect, relax, and, above all, create for the Creator. Even if you are not a professional creator, any believer with an artistic bent who wants to sing in personal worship would enjoy this journal.