I don't recommend memorizing 100 verses in 100 days.... Bible verse memorization tips

[@starrrichardson17]

I’m in my late 50’s. I have been wanting to Bible journal for years now. About three weeks ago I searched and found you, Faith. You are such an inspiration to me. I love the truth and no dancing around the bushes. I’ve been going back and forth from your older videos to present. I can’t Thank God enough for you. I shall begin soon. 💜

[@janelogan5759]

I'm 71 and found Faith mid December, when her feed popped up. Am excited to dig deeper and not be a surface reader!

[@ChristinaFromFlint]

Why not concentrate on the 100 days? Spend 100 days with Gods Word... Memorize, sure, but if you flip it, and make the amount of days with God the focus, not the # of verses, maybe thats the most important takeaway? So what if you spend 11 days memorizing just one verse... You just spent 11 days in and with GOD'S WORD, BABY!!! Dont mind my advice tho, im the girl who is brand new...

[@bonniemullins6769]

Really good tips tho, may I borrow this for myself? I'm trying to get in the word of God again but life gets so overwhelming sometimes and too much to handle so I need to focus on God to help me through out the day

[@ChristinaFromFlint]

@@bonniemullins6769 ABSOLUTELY, OH MY GOSH!!! I actually erased this, cuz I felt so silly, and ended up rewriting it... I'd be honored if you used this!!! Thanks SO MUCH for this 💕🤗

[@bonniemullins6769]

@@ChristinaFromFlint it's not silly at all sister, don't ever feel that way. 💞🙏😊

[@bonniemullins6769]

And thank you 😊

[@MonikaLynne11195]

I totally agree! Aim to memorize as many verses as you can over 100 days would be cool! Only move onto the next verse when you feel 100% confident you have the 1st one. Then at the end of the 100 days you see how you did!

[@juleslooker2123]

On my verse cards i write a note on it about what the context is and what the verse is about. Also love your videos! :))

[@HowtoFaithALife]

Love that! BRILLIANT IDEA! Why didn't I think of that?!

[@MarthaAnderson-jv8ph]

Excellent 😊

[@teedoubleu9602]

Great idea 😊

[@RobMat22]

My young nephew just started memorizing a verse a week at his school (Christian). So to help encourage him, I ask for the verse and I'm memorizing them too. This is my speed, one per week and my goal is to revew the previous ones so they're written on my heart. I certainly couldn't do one/day.

[@MLLatUtube]

I appreciate your wrap up of your experience. What I switched to is memorizing one (short!) book of the New Testament a year. They run around 100 verses, which is what made me think of you. I spend January studying the book and reading it each day, then begin memorizing it in February. I continue to read and study as well as memorize through the year. I love what I am getting out of these books!

[@melaniesmalling5968]

The greatest benefit I’ve had in memorization is a long passage, even a short chapter. So you’re getting lots of verses in but also studying in context, really digging into the passage, and seeing connections and the flow of thought that you don’t get with individual verses, or even just studying the same passage. Love your encouragement and reminder that our time with God and trust in His love is what matters!!

[@123JustBecause]

I suggest the book “100 Bible Verses Everyone Should Know by Heart” by Robert J. Morgan. It is the best book I have found on scripture memorization. It even gives tips/tricks to master it. Super SUPER neat insights throughout the book. Instead of focusing on quantity-focus on QUALITY. I hope this helps!

[@beckyleheny8636]

I am so thrilled for this video. When the first video about the 100-verse challenge was posted, I knew this was not a challenge I could complete. and that was fine with me. I am 70 and I know that I can memorize a verse per week, and it will stay with me. I will complete a verse map as well. I also select verses that I go to regularly because it gives me motivation. I memorized verses in the past due to a study I was doing. I think in all it was about 30 verses and today I think I remember 3 or 4. I have to make memorization a personal experience and not an exercise in academics. My verse for this week was Psalm 121: 1-2. I lift my eyes unto the hills, from whence comes my help. My help cometh from the Lord who made heaven and earth,

[@luvly__bri3]

i love the lessons you learned. Like you said its not about the number of days memorizing the verses rather writing the word on your heart. Lets memorize scripture but not put a time limit! 💖

[@melissalara2]

I like the idea of using the stickers/merch as committing to getting in His word every day for 100 days! Rather than 100 scriptures in a timeline. They are cute stickers and a good reminder/motivator for our own personal journals/trackers while building habits.

[@GenX_Yaya]

In elementary school, I went to my church school and had to memorize Bible verses every day and recite it every morning in front of the class. It was so much easier then than it is now at 49 with my brain fog. I do a lot more Scripture writing these days. And no matter how many years you've been reading and studying the Bible, His Word is truly alive and you will find something new every time you take the time to truly spend time with Him in His Word. And I love how personal the Lord gets with you as you read Scripture. Sometimes He truly calls me out (He does have a gentle correcting and I do find He has quite the sense of humor with it at times) and other times He just fills me with love, peace, comfort, and reminds me that when I draw near to Him, He will draw near to me. Thank you for doing what you do, Faith. And for being real and raw. Love you and Ps Joe. Know I'm praying for you both, that the Lord continue to bless y'all as you continue to serve Him and put Him first in all you do.

[@sae4842]

Ps119:11 - I have treasured your word in my heart so that I may not sin against you. I have been memorizing scripture for 1 year and half because I found myself in sin habits and dealing with hurts. As I work through bible study, devotionals or books, I pick the verses that I am struggling with and that are helpful for life. Reframe the practice of memorizing from being a challenge/checklist to being a grace of God (if it's not making you more like Christ, confess and continue your walk). On a practical note, I recommend Remember Me app and 15min/day of time.

[@robindoyle2875]

Verse memorization has always been a challenge for me. So I learn the concept of verses and over time I memorized verses. It's literally taking me yyyeeeaarrrsss to get some of the basic verses memorized. Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God. It's hearing it over and over and definitely learning what the word means.❤

[@ElizabethCxo]

Amen Faith 🙏✝️ did not even try for my chemo brain does not allow me to, howeverrrrrr, I am in God's word everyday all day, can't work yet, due to this illness, and it has blessed me beyond words can describe 🙏✝️ I use your created sheets for each book everyday. I attend bible study 4x a week and take notes which I post on my TikTok account. My notes have blessed others and I know Jesus is saying "well done my daughter" 🙏✝️🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@bonniemullins6769]

So proud of you, your an inspiration ❤

[@ElizabethCxo]

@@bonniemullins6769 All the Glory to God 🙏 thank you soooo much 🤗❤️🤗 blessings always Bonnie🙏✝️†††

[@bonniemullins6769]

@@ElizabethCxo I'm going to try my hardest to spend more time with God. This morning I did my bible app and watch a couple of faith videos, got ready for the day while my young daughter still sleeps in and re potted a plant into a bigger pot and found a garden worm in my pot and took him/her out into my garden which is more roomier for the worm then a pot to do its job 😊 I felt very peaceful 💓

[@MagnifiedFaith]

Memorizing is so hard for me lately! This was an encouragement to go deeper and not focus on what I can't achieve or if I do a challenge, where I have 'failed'. God's Word does change us and that is the best thing to focus on! Thanks for that reminder!! This is off topic BUT Keepers of the Kingdom was such a great VBS Theme. We did it at our church and not only was it great for the kids, but for the helpers, parents, and all adults!

[@Masonsept2011]

I appreciate your heart, Faith. You're a true encouragement, and it is so evident your desire to share Jesus. Thank you friend.

[@Chrysalis52]

This was a wonderful, truthful and transparent followup to your challenge. After watching your 100 day challenge video it inspired me to want to memorize some verses too (I've been wanting to do this for awhile) but I knew there was no way I could do 1 a day for a 100 days so I made it doable by just telling myself, I would give myself a couple of days to memorize a verse and if I needed to go longer I would. I also even chose verses that had intrinsic meaning for me (not necessarily the popular ones), in fact I absolutely love 1Chronicles 29: 10-12 (a praise to the Lord) which makes me stand in awe of Him everytime I read it/memorize it. You are an inspiration, don't beat yourself up (I don't think you are) you have inspired some of us to challenge ourselves a little more than we would normally do and yes, the challenge makes me feel closer to God...sending love and hugs!! PS:I'm 71 years old and you inspired an old lady to get in the bible more than I usually do and really spend time getting to know the Lord.

[@brendawilliams5429]

Looking at Pastor Joes shirt, we did Keepers of the Kingdom for our VBS ❤

[@josephwomack4683]

Wooohooo!!!

[@crystalmoody-ij7nc]

I use verses as passwords. That is a good memorization tool. Might create an ah- ha moment to encourage more study. How about 100 verses in a year? Or, just one verse a week, 7 days is good elbow room. Hey, I’m just proud I have completed reading the Bible for my first time EVER! 🎉🎉 Now I’m self studying Psalms until Advent then I’ll go back to Psalms unless…… so much to learn. I’m really enjoying my time with God. Bible verses are coming along with time.

[@ellenross5553]

You helped me see what being in the Word is really about! I’m constantly struggling with thoughts of not doing enough. (studying, reading, praying, memorizing etc.) I am enjoying your videos and very thankful that I found you. ❤😊 Thankyou!

[@andje_izidor_music]

Come on y'all!!! How encouraging is this? Thank you sister!!

[@simplymontika]

Love the sticker and t-shirt. I just started my journey of trying to memeriz scripture. I actually just restarted my faith walk with God❤

[@valerieskates]

AHH THANK YOU! It truly can be a mental battle. Thank you for being so open.

[@erikareading]

When I was in my 20s I went to a church that was really into competitions for Bible memory. This always seemed strange and prideful to me and put me off trying to memorize because I didn't see the point. Your video was completely different than that. I could see the benefit and love you have for God throughout the whole thing. You inspired me to at least write down meaningful verses during my study. As I went throughout my week I naturally kept coming back to John 10:9 and now have it memorized just cause I needed it in my life and for no other reason ❤

[@chrisb5391]

My memorization skills are horrible in this season of my life. But your video brought something to light for me. Many verses have I heard and read from bible studies and sermons. When I hear them again and again, I can relate to the text where they came from. Thank you for this video.

[@paulspaldawn]

You make some excellent points. As we study and memorize the Word we get to know the Author and we are transformed. I have found that study and memorization of whole chapters and even whole books is especially transformative. I thank God for His Word and I thank God for you and the encouragement and insight you give.

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

Love the points you made in this video! I watched your recent video about memorizing 100 verses in 100 days and I could see the stress and pressure that it caused you toward the end of the challenge. It was a lot to undertake and I applaud you for your dedication! For me, it has always been way harder to memorize verses one by one rather than a chunk of scripture. Several years ago in a small group, we all memorized a large chunk…we chose Colossians 3:1-17 and it was sooo helpful to memorize all the verses together in context. We memorized one verse a week for 17 weeks and, by the end, we had the whole thing memorized. I can still recall it and the Holy Spirit brings verses to mind in many situations. ☺️ It provided an opportunity to go slowly through it and I enjoyed not needing to memorize 17 separate verse references (ex. Memorizing the verse PLUS memorizing the book and chapter and verse like numbers Romans 3:23, Psalm 34:2, 1 Corinthians 13:1, etc). It takes so much brain space to remember all the verse references and memorizing a large chunk of scripture was a fruitful way to approach memorizing lots of verses in community. Since I loved memorizing that way, I definitely recommend that approach that as you seek to continue memorizing the word. ☺️💛 Love your videos by the way! I always look forward to watching them!

[@theslowstitchingfool]

Love your husband's shirt! My church did keeper's of the kingdom VBS this summer! (I taught the older kids)

[@cmangaudis]

The 100 day challenge could definitely be a wonderful thing…. It doesn’t have to be a verse a day, but committing to memorizing, in context (as you said) however many a person is comfortable with for that 100 days would be wonderful. Thank you for your honesty and your beautiful heart ❤️

[@jillmartin8195]

Agreed!!! A 100 day challenge w a choose your own # of verses !!!

[@eleanorde-hayes7760]

My daughter has a learning disability, can’t memorise one Bible verse. But she will often come to see what I’m doing in my Bible study and enjoys church. She has a heart that’s truly in God’s Word..I’m so thankful to The Lord.

[@AuthenticallyRaylynn]

I love the behind the scenes of this video!!! I missed the last one and I'm going to watch that next. But this is convicting me to memorize more. I'm reading my Bible every day, but I'm not memorizing it. I couldn't do the 100 days challenge. But I love the thought behind it.

[@GIsaacs]

You are so awesomely honest and real and is so inspiring..when I was younger I was able to remember verses and know where they are in the bible..now see verses in my head but but now i have to stop and think but you have inspired me with 🤔 some ideas to help remember and that is PICTURES

[@RobMat22]

Also, thank you for your transparency and honesty on your journey!

[@imabeliever85]

Great reflections. It’s never a bad thing to memorize Scripture but the upkeep is the hardest part. The more you memorize the more time it takes to go back and review and retain what you have memorized.

[@martinawehrhahn7589]

Thanks for sharing this with us!Its very helpful

[@HowtoFaithALife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@angelagardner7729]

If your logo does not specify what the 100 days challenge was for, could it be open to being consistent in an aspect of personal relationship building with God for 100 days? Like scripture reading, verse mapping, etc. But doesn’t have to be the same challenge content for everyone. Love your heart of humility and sharing the reality with us….and lessons learned when things don’t go as we plan them. Still beauty to be found in the process. Love you guys❤

[@heidihouseholder727]

Oh Faith, Thanks for always sharing your heart with us ❤ Your ministry helps me and my sister so much. Much love and keep being your sweet, loving, raw,real child of the most high❤

[@nancyumberger829]

Memorize 100 verses in a year. I realize this was a year ago... just finding your channel... got some catching up to do. 😂 It's just an inspiring channel...

[@moniquewalker5412]

I think this can still be a thing we can commit to. Now, 100 verses in 100 days may not have been what you expected it to be. You still committed 100 days to being in your bible and putting time into memorization, and spending time with God. Just because it did not go as planed does not make it a failure, but perhaps with some revamping it can semply be a 100 days to verse memorization which can and will look diffrent for each person.

[@DaniqueBrew]

I agree!! 🥰

[@ReneHanna9827]

A woman at my parents church did the National Bible Bee a few years back and had basically the entire Bible memorized but she did say she came to a point when memorizing that she questioned whether it was the best use of her time and resources and also whether her reason for doing it was self centered or if it was for God.

[@lynntouchette4520]

Thank you for this video. I have lots of trouble with memorization, so at this season of my life, I'm just focusing on familiarity and reareading/deeper reading. I'm okay with that rather than feeling stressed and ashamed at not having good memorization skills. We're all trying to keep it about being in God's word in the way we're able, not performing a task, I think.

[@Jackie_249]

Bonjour! I totally agree with you, it's not "memorizing" but rather understand the Word of our Lord and (sorry I don't know how to say it in English) "put it" inside your heart, try to live your live as God wants us to be🙏✝️ God bless u all❤

[@ForeverYoked]

RESPECT! Love this

[@sherrimonroe5287]

Well said Faith!

[@diary_of_a_sahm]

Can you please make a video on how you teach the word of God to your children? ❤

[@Kaytee16]

Great, honest review.

[@1012latrice]

I love what you said about not focusing so hard on the “verse memorization” if e we don’t have a good bible study routine set up because it could lead to us taking verses out of context. That is SO TRUE. I appreciate you and your transparency sister. Whether you realize it or not, God is really using you sis!

[@julesybethmedlini]

You may really love - “dwell differently” I love love love their keychains and flash cards!!!

[@KatWilton]

I found this video VERY helpful, VERY edifying. Thanks for posting it!

[@HowtoFaithALife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Julianna4god]

I’m kids ministry leader at my church, and I lead VBS this year. And we did keepers of the kingdom, this is probably weird but I got so excited when I saw Joe’s shirt.😅

[@crystalclear6864]

Love your excitement for gods word❤️Some if us have poor short term memories. Lucky to memorise one verse over a month. Far too competitive. And makes us feel inadequate. However, trying to memorise means we are immersing ourselves in his word which must be a good thing and we need them to explain gods love to others.thanks for being honest with your experience in this. ❤

[@WillenaFlewelling]

Those are some valuable lessons you've learned through this experience. As a student at Bible College, I memorized the entire book of James in the KJV. Memorizing a passage makes it harder to take it out of context, particularly as I... 1) took 5 months to do it, 2) did word studies, 3) used the concordance, 4) looked up all the cross references, 5) stayed accountable to my mentor, who happened to the Dean of Women. At the end, I did indeed quote the entire book to her. That was 45 years ago, and to this day if you were to quote a verse, I would know if it came from the book of James, and probably which chapter it came from.

[@dawnstanford3570]

Our church did the Keepers of the Kingdom VBS!

[@rebekahmackenzie]

Great points from both of you!

[@bethmetcalf3447]

You have inspired me to do this but….. I’m going to change it. I’ve always believed in God & Jesus although that’s all it was. I was alone in my faith. My ex-husband actually used to make fun of me but I didn’t stop believing. I’ve been reading a chapter a night of my bible for the last three years and I don’t remember any of it by heart. I remember bits & pieces but not a whole verse. You’ve inspired me to make little cards of the main things that Jesus has said. If I start small and continue over time until I can remember those important words then who knows. It’s something at least to help me on my own personal journey. Thank you so much for the inspiration. God bless you 🥰✝️

[@tonikirk5493]

You are right to encourage yourself and your family and everyone else to memorize scripture, (Proverbs 7:2) and your transparency was, and is very, very encouraging. I also like the way you chat with your husband about the entire issue because this models what a good marriage does and that is to “be one.” You are once again doing what you have always been doing and that is to encourage Bible literacy and to encourage your subscribers to develop an authentic relationship with the Trinity. Good job.

[@jojocatattack]

Last week when you gave us the memory verse worksheet, I spent the entire evening cutting them out and gluing them to pretty scrapbook paper to make 4x6 cards. I even used the encouragements you put on the cover sheet as embellishments. It was so much fun and when I finished making the 15 cards, I felt accomplished and excited to begin. I even hole punched the corner and put them on a binder ring so I could easily carry them around the house. Well, aside from showing my sister my handiwork, they have sat on the art table since I made them. I didn't know why. After watching this video, I think it did turn into a works vs Spirit issue. I confess that I would totally nerd out and be prideful over a hoodie that announces that I was successful in accomplishing this challenge. A sticker and hoodie would be a tangible reward to me that I can do hard things. I still want to memorize scriptures, but I need a right spirit to do it.

[@brucenemcneil3910]

Love your challenge

[@catie052]

Good that you are honest. And what you said in this video is what I was thinking when you posted your last about this challenge. 100 verses in 100 days, I knew, would be too much for me. I like the steady pace and I try to verse map that particular verse I'm memorizing. Tho, I like your idea of a verse a week coupled with mapping and chapter/context study. Hey, we all still learning. Nice to see you this authentic and honest

[@DiamondButterfly921]

❤❤thank you for this insight

[@tammylewis6296]

Love your channel! Thanks for sharing with us. Will check out verse mapping. It sounds like a fun and exciting way to get deeper in God's Word.

[@bhumane8642]

I have watched several different approaches to memorizing scripture. I am doing one verse per week and will review that verse every day for a mo th or more. I'm in my late 50s and I'm getting a late start. My challenge is choosing which scripture to memorize. It feels good to hide God's word in your heart.

[@GIsaacs]

This is so fantastic

[@annehage]

Thank you for this thoughtful look at a challenge like this. I agree with you that verse memorization must be all about a teachable and humble heart posture of meekness, not about showing off or checking a box. That being said, I love memorizing scripture ❤❤❤ I have seen the Lord use it to work changes in me and my relationship with Him and interactions with others. I like how you identified that scripture memorization involves studying and meditation on scripture. I have made a personal challenge this year to memorize some passages/verses that will remind me of; God's nature and character, living out the love of God, Biblical wisdom and verses about salvation. It's comforting to remember and review them because they hold a special meaning in my walk with the Lord and not because I had to hit a specific goal. Thank you for the encouragement to just keep seeking God first, not checking boxes ❤🙂🙏

[@susanyoung1600]

I'm remembering the parable of the seed. The seed is the Word. A seed takes time to germinate and can't be rushed. It'll sprout when it's ready. Our job is to plant it (study), God will water it while we study (meditation) and will give the increase in time. We can be focused, but no need to beat ourselves up. This is how I see it, anyway. God bless your work, Faith. Thank you.

[@kayla3972]

Thanks for the tips and advice.

[@Jennifer13515]

Easier and more natural to memorize entire passages or books than “popcorn verses. Also it keeps us from interpreting them out of context. It’s amazing even the mundane verses begin to “pop” and have so much meaning - ones you’d normally skip over because they don’t seem like “memory verses”. I study study study the passages/book and then listen on audio over and over during my life (driving, etc). Then it just becomes ingrained. I love memorizing and it just helps sooo much to know the Bible better. Then when I hear a message or sermon on that book or passage it just seems like I learn even more deeply. Don’t stop memorizing, maybe just modify your methods! 🥰

[@restorative-waves]

I believe understanding trumps memorization by far! I love seeking information and reading the bible (it's my first time, I'm currently at revelation! Will read again after!), but asking me to memorize any of it, that's another story! The one verse I'm getting close to memorizing is Hebrews 4:12, because the guy who leads the bible study I attend on YT repeats it often. I love it!

[@restorative-waves]

THAT SAID! I think memorizing scripture is very good because then we can quote it while out and about, I just remembered that instance. That's very handy!

[@bethwhitby6201]

I love that you challenged yourself and learned so much from it! It inspires me to examine the area of Scripture memorization in my life and see how I can challenge myself to write more of the word on my heart! I think I'll try memorizing a Psalm each month to start with! And it's got me thinking of ways to be able to challenge my youth group kids and inspire them to memorize more scriptures!

[@abcgoeshome5177]

I went to a reformed school where memorising Scripture was taken seriously and so I memorised chapters in the course of my young life. Now I am so thankful we were made to memorise as a matter of course: those verses I still remember without revising. Any of the verses I learned when I became a believer as an adult need revision from time to time. Just an encouragement to really pursue it with your youth group.

[@bethwhitby6201]

@@abcgoeshome5177 thank you for sharing ❤️

[@elizabethannfarrow1971]

I can't recite books chapters & verses but the most important thing I was told is just remember the 23rd psalms if you can't remember anything else.~ Amen ❤😊 I would find the highlight scripture n the book,chapter or verse and just go w/it.Some of the verses r songs and so I would highlight the verse n the song. When I c the verse ...I sing it.❤😊

[@papercut-prayers]

Great thoughts. Memorizing God's word blesses me in so many ways, and I also use creativity to help me, like you did. I also did a 100 day challenge making bible verses with papercutting and more than just memorizing, it made me love the word more, think about his thoughts every day, throughout the day, and looking for ways to visualize what God is saying made me grow deeper in his word as I had to study context and meanings of words to turn it into pictures.. As a visual learner it helps me to use art and color to memorize but I also use mnemonic techniques which helps with memorizing chapters and verse numbers. It's so encouraging to see so many other people loving God's word and aspiring to memorize. I agree it can become a legalistic exercise leading to pride, self righteousness etc. But it shouldn't be that way as the Bible has transforming power and really makes a person more humble and christlike, the more the word is internalized.

[@NurseJanice]

Thank you so true and real! Your an inspiration!!❤

[@joybeadles7466]

Set up 30 days of success memorization challenge is perfect!!!!

[@edwardmarian4591]

I really want to start doing this but like u said i think i might only do 30 days or so . At the moment im trying to build up the courage to start memorising verses 😅 but thank tou for the advice i think it might be very helpful for me when i start it

[@helenstone7600]

Loved your video. the one sentence I have held onto is, the Word you memorize, you will utilize. But that may not be 30 verses it may be 5. I love memorizing Psalms, only a couple. I memorized Psalm 5 (David's morning prayer) and his evening one Psalm 4. these two Psalms remind me who I am every morning and keep me safe at night. In peace I lie down and fall asleep at once, since You alone Yahweh make me rest secure. Psalm 4

[@mikepiccolo32]

What would the theme of the bible be?

[@helenstone7600]

@@mikepiccolo32 It is from the older Jerusalem Bible.

[@mikepiccolo32]

@@helenstone7600 ok thanks stonehelen

[@raefernandez4115]

I memorise scripture by passwords, have to constantly change at least two at work so I use scripture. Old one Mathew 7#7 ask and it shall be given, seek and you shall find, knock and it shall be opened to you. Just recite each time

[@debbielegros9828]

I’m 60 years old. I have a hard time with memorizing things. When I was younger, it was easier. I’m currently memorizing psalm 91. It’s tough!

[@gabu20gaby]

Very proud of your honesty, I jusr started to study four verses and i think ill do some on a week rather than one verse everyday because to me it woudn't br sustainable like you said. Lot of progress here, but yes i don't recomend 1 daily is a looot i think😢😅😢

[@Angela_cher]

true that, so I decided to take on the challenge but a 30 day challenge, 😂😂 and sweetie I can't even make it to the tired day. aside from reading the Bible most of my free time. but I am going to keep going.

[@Ms_F.M.A]

I love your videos 🎉😢

[@JSOPETTYY5686]

I just noticed Joe‘s shirt keepers of the kingdom. We just did that for vacation Bible school!

[@sunflowermama4297]

Your 100 day challenge really was inspiring! After watching your last video, I realized that 100 days wasn’t for me, but I do want to try 30 days. I think a shorter challenge would work. I’d wear a sweatshirt with that on it! Lol

[@m13m23m]

My mom and I love your channel! Thank you for spreading the word! On a side note I love your earrings! Can you tell me where you get yours? 😁😁

[@Joyinthejourney4]

I cant even memirize 2 verses let alone 100, i admire your desire though, and yiu have spurred me on to study more. Today i cant go a day without my 2 hour study time

[@sherylstretcher1973]

Those 100 verses were probably ones that you thought were particularly helpful or encouraging or insightful. In addition to having the verses in your heart, you also now have decorative cards as a reminder of each one. Your ideas in this video sounded like a great way to expand on that challenge, if desired or led. I look forward to hearing how those Bible verse cards encourage your future Bible study time.

[@dawnberkshire1145]

Thanks for explaining your experience. I pick verses by studying God's word. When I find a verse God is using to speak to me, I underline it in my Bible and write an M next to it. But I don't stress myself to memorize it right now. I have started to go back now to verse map verses I have already memorized and found that helpful as well. My biggest issue is the references! How do you remember the references? Especially with books of the Bible that are similar. I decided to pick one version for memorizing, so if I cannot remember a reference, I know which version to use when I do a Bible gateway search for it. 😁

[@Jesuslovesyou88627]

I also make memorization cards but I write the meaning of the verse on the back usually from what I find from a commentary :)

[@mortalley]

I like the challenge. Just make it your own. Like a 100 verses in 100 days craft style. You can make bookmarks, write it on your kids lunches, make a tye dye shirt, a key chain....ECT. It can be the same verse or different ones. Just as long as you have God's word with you for 100 days. 😊💙

[@kelkayla]

Susan Heck has a video on memorizing that really blessed me. I appreciate all her "whys" to do it and how she does it, but mostly I appreciated that she memorizes chapters at a time. That way you are getting the context, rather than random verses, does that make sense? I copied the page in the bible that had the chapter I was working on, and just had it with me all day. I also went over what I had memorized in the shower, while I'm doing chores and especially in bed at night to keep my thoughts heavenly and that was such a blessing to me, so, I wanted to share it with you:) I did memorized the book of James. However, sense I don't go over it much any more I do have holes now... even so, I have so much of it in my heart and I have the context all together which is great. Anywho, was thinking of you and thought this might be interesting to you:) God bless

[@abcgoeshome5177]

I didn't join in, never even intended to, as I know I can't do a verse a day (not so that I remember 6 months later anyway!) For memorising I've taken the 'method' from the channel 'charlotte mason' as she gives a good way to review at the same time. Maybe you covered it before but I'm only following just about a few months or so. Though I don't use the fancy box that she introduces - and I loved the cute cards you made. For some reason it takes me hours to do those so I just use index cards and coloured pens. As you say - it's about having the word in your heart at the end of theday. And if you do one a month - at the end of the year you know 12 more!

[@auroratsukari1367]

I am really curious to look into what the Pharisees and Jewish history tells about how they would memorize the scriptures because not everybody had access to it at the time. Seeing what we could glean. Like how Jesus may have studied as a boy in the first century. I find the most fun and packed lessons when I read from God scriptures, and then move into what was life like for the people that I’m learning about. Then how it applies to my own life now makes it so much more fruitful.

[@dessnessa.l.3475]

Love this message! Side note about your Bible studying, when your arrows get really confusing and mixed up, have you ever thought of numbering the verse your noting on?? I want to know what your thoughts are on that method?

[@julesybethmedlini]

PS you make me so excited about the Bible .

[@ramalakshmipradeep]

Bible memory app helped me

[@jvvallie]

Amen sister

[@jamionrowley6319]

Even if we don’t do a 100 day verse challenge, can we still have the hoodie because that was cute 🥰

[@roganas1]

Maybe the best way would be memorize one verse a day in 100 days but continue txt so the context will help it to stick in your memory better, exemple ps 1.1 first day, second day psalm 1.2, third day psalm 1.3, obviously you will reread the previous verse, I am sure wont be so hard and as the time pass that will build up.

[@k8marcella156]

I think the challenge should be just to focus on one verse a day, not to *memorize* them per say. Just keep them with you! I think that’s totally doable!! I would do it!❤

[@k8marcella156]

And yes, I would buy the merch too 😂 I think it would get a lot of new conversations going!!

[@Jess-ty4b]

How about 100 days of memorizing scripture? Not the number of scriptures, just 100 days of memorizing. I can't memorize a verse in a day, but I do the Charlotte Mason method with my kids every day. There is no pressure, just memorize as you go, we review them at each meal, discuss what that verse means, how can we apply the verse. It's a fun way to memorize, have mini family worship time, and keep our hearts focused on God not on the day to day drama of life.

[@LucasSousa-pb8kh]

Yeah doing it more for the numbers and challenge defeats the whole purpose of writing God’s infallible Word on our hearts. ❤ Faith can you look into Phil Wickham’s book “On Our Knees”? It’s a devotional on prayer, and I’m over halfway through and I really like. It is focused on Scripture too which is obviously awesome! I’d love to see your thoughts on it.

[@bonniemullins6769]

I had started and will start again, write a verse on a card, my thoughts about it and also a prayer... I dont know why i stopped doing that.