Weekly Sermon Notes Journal
An Inspirational Notebook for Christians to Take Notes in Church, at Conferences, in Small Groups, and During Bible Studies
Ink & Willow
Paperback
August 5, 2025 | ISBN 9780593602201
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About the Book
This practical note-taking resource is the perfect companion for any church service, conference, or Bible study, with enough pages for 75 sermons.
The Weekly Sermon Notes Journal invites believers of all ages to compile their notes, takeaways, and important verses for up to seventy-five sermons or events. Framed by a minimal, aesthetic design, each spread provides lines for recording the date, sermon title, speaker, location, and key Scriptures, followed by ample space for jotting down notes. This simple format is easily adaptable and can be used when attending church in person, watching online, or listening to a podcast.
Special features include:
With a simple, undated format for beginning at any point during the year, the Weekly Sermon Notes Journal is your mindful companion for recording, reflecting on, and returning to what's true.
The Weekly Sermon Notes Journal invites believers of all ages to compile their notes, takeaways, and important verses for up to seventy-five sermons or events. Framed by a minimal, aesthetic design, each spread provides lines for recording the date, sermon title, speaker, location, and key Scriptures, followed by ample space for jotting down notes. This simple format is easily adaptable and can be used when attending church in person, watching online, or listening to a podcast.
Special features include:
- books of the Bible list
- compilation of special names used for God
- descriptions of noteworthy Hebrew words
- log for prayer requests
- space for church announcements
- recommendations for further reading
With a simple, undated format for beginning at any point during the year, the Weekly Sermon Notes Journal is your mindful companion for recording, reflecting on, and returning to what's true.
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