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Experiencing the Word: Holy Week Bible Meditation Worksheets – DOWNLOAD

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Experiencing the Word: Passion Week Selections from:
Preparing for Easter: 40 Days of Reflective Prayer
A Modern and Updated Approach to Lectio Divina.

DOWNLOADABLE Worksheets for Bible meditation and reflective prayer during Holy Week.

THE ART OF REFLECTIVE PRAYER

  • Guided Bible meditation and journaling to prepare our hearts for Easter (from Palm Sunday through Resurrection Sunday) This download does not include the full book.
  • Daily Videos of encouragement and direction.
  • Bible reading plan for the week.
  • Engage with the Living Word of God more fully.
  • Develop a deeper, more intimate relationship with Christ.
  • Learn to hear God’s voice in your daily life.
  • Build community as you grow in Christ together.

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Experiencing the Word: Passion Week Selections from:
Preparing for Easter: 40 Days of Reflective Prayer
A Modern and Updated Approach to Lectio Divina.

DOWNLOADABLE Worksheets from week six for Bible meditation and reflective prayer during Holy Week.

THE ART OF REFLECTIVE PRAYER

  • Guided Bible meditation and journaling to prepare our hearts for Easter (from Palm Sunday through Resurrection Sunday). This download does not include the full book.
  • Daily Videos of encouragement and direction.
  • Bible reading plan for the week.
  • Engage with the Living Word of God more fully.
  • Develop a deeper, more intimate relationship with Christ.
  • Learn to hear God's voice in your daily life.
  • Build community as you grow in Christ together.

WHAT IS LECTIO DIVINA? Lectio Divina is Latin for Divine Reading, an ancient practice for drawing closer to God as we read the Bible. Well known Christians like John Calvin and St. Augustine embraced the principles of Lectio Divina to pursue a deeper, growing relationship with Jesus Christ in their lives. But the idea of engaging in a 12th century spiritual discipline with a Latin name used by monks, saints, and puritans can be overwhelming.

A FRESH APPROACH Experiencing the Word has given new life to Lectio Divina and Reflective Prayer using a unique journaling and card-based system to make our quiet time with God deeper, passage selection easier, and the process more tactile and engaging.

This straight-forward, five-step process teaches us how to reflect on small portions of Scripture and communicate with God

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Joshua J. Masters is a pastor, author, and missionary with a heart for leading through encouragement and relationship building. His latest book series, Experiencing the Word, releases a new workbook each month as Joshua leads through a year of meditating on the Bible.

A self-proclaimed sci-fi and comic book geek, Josh loves film, art, pop culture, and all things creative (SAG/AFTRA member). Joshua was raised in New England and is now based in South Carolina where he serves as the Executive Director and a missionary for Bridge Builders International. 

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