Spiritual Well-Being

Personal Journaling Survey

Read: Matthew 28:16 – 20

Living a centered life focused on God affects each aspect of our well-being. Jesus came that we might have abundant life (John 10:10), which flows from the promise we receive in baptism that Christ makes us a new creation (2 Cor. 5:17). Explore who you are and know whose you are as you nurture your spiritual well-being through prayer, devotions, worship, nature, art, and music.

Recap:

“Baptism is not simply plain water. Instead, it is water used according to God’s command and connected with God’s word.” (ELW p.1164; Small Catechism.) What does baptizing people have to do with remembering Jesus is with us?

Reflect:

This Bible study focuses on wholeness and health in the areas of social relationships, emotional well-being, our bodies, finances, vocation and calling, how we use our brains, and how we relate to God. All of these things matter, and are ways we live into who God made us to be. And the core promise of baptism is that we are fully loved by God, always. How does your faith show up in your everyday life? What does baptism mean to you?

Plan:

As you look at the study ahead, how will you engage? Will you journal, draw, converse with a prayer partner, or something else? Name a trusted adult you will ask to walk with you if the topics become difficult.

Pray:

Holy God, you know me wholly. Thank you for claiming me in baptism. Be with me as I study how your Word speaks to my life in so many ways. Amen.

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Wholeness Wheel Bible Study

Personal Journaling Survey