Personal Study Journal for Jehovah's Witness, Drawing Closer to Jehovah, Young Man of Faith, Teen Edition

8.5x11, 164 pages, Spiral Bound This journal’s focus is on developing, maintaining and growing our relationship with Jehovah. The journal starts with pages for your Favorite Scriptures, followed by Personal Goals and Ministry Goals log sheets. This is for 1 year, so try not to front load too many goals at once, as this can be overwhelming. Gradual change is more likely to stick. As you meet goals throughout the months, you can gradually add more. Each month begins with space for the Broadcast notes, and a 30-day Habit Tracker to track positive personal and spiritual habits, ministry data, etc. Why have a Goal and a Habit page? Goals and habits may be linked but are not necessarily the same. For example, baptism is a goal, but you get there through smaller daily positive habits and goals such as prayer, bible study, becoming an unbaptized publisher, etc. The Meeting pages are for taking notes, personal research, comments you’d like to make, taking note of, and following up on any areas you have questions about. Any newly inspired goals that crop up during personal study or the meetings can be transferred to your Goals pages at the front of the Journal. The month ends with Reflections. Take a moment to reflect on the people and things you are grateful for, ways you shined, and what you learned and ways to gently improve. You will notice there is the most space to write in the Grateful section, and the least amount of space in the Improve section. Remember, Jehovah looks for, and focuses on, our positive qualities, and so should we! (For month’s that have more than 4 weeks, there are extra meetings pages in the back). At the end of the year, it is helpful to evaluate your Goals Completed thus far, and Goals in Progress, which you’ll transfer to your new journal. There are lined pages at the back that can be used for personal study, C.O. visit notes, etc. May the months ahead be filled with joy and continued spiritual growth! – James 4:8