ESV Devotional Journal, Fruit of the Spirit
Beautiful Devotional Journal Helps Women Meditate on How the Holy Spirit Cultivates Patience
As believers, we want the presence of the Spirit to be displayed through our actions. But attempting to generate patience on our own can be difficult and at times downright impossible. Fortunately, we are not alone. We are led by the Holy Spirit who cultivates a spiritual harvest within us and guides us toward a godly life. Meditate on this assurance with the ESV Devotional Journal, Fruit of the Spirit: Patience.
Each journal in this collection focuses on one fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. With a thoughtful introduction from Kristen Wetherell and beautiful cover artwork by Lulie Wallace, this journal guides women through 12 applicable Bible passages on patience. Reflective journaling prompts in 10-point type and space for notes and prayers allow readers to meditate on what God has spoken through his Word and continues to speak through the Spirit.
- Explores Patience: Each devotional in this collection covers a different fruit of the Spirit for cultivating a fruitful life
- Reflective: Journaling prompts and space for notes allow readers to gain a better understanding of Scripture and reflect on patience within their own life
- Beautiful Artwork: Lulie Wallace provides individualized cover art, making this journal a perfect gift for mothers, daughters, wives, and friends
- Contributions from Kristen Wetherell: Introduction written by wife, mother, speaker, and author of Help for the Hungry Soul and Hope When It Hurts
Kristen Wetherell is a wife, mother, writer, and speaker. She is the author of several books, including Help for the Hungry Soul and the For the Bible Tells Me So board book series. Kristen is a member of the Orchard and lives in Chicagoland with her husband and three children.
Lulie Wallace started her career in Charleston, South Carolina, after earning her BA in studio art from the College of Charleston. She has been featured in publications such as Southern Living, Real Simple, Coastal Living, and Better Homes and Gardens. Her work ranges from fine art to textiles, and over the years she has had the opportunity to design collections for companies like Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters, and Terrain. Lulie lives in Columbus, Georgia, with her family.