Making God's Word Accessible and Inspiring: The Beautiful Word Coloring Bible

Okay...there's no stopping it. I love journaling Bibles. I've had the opportunity to see a few and I think they make God's Word even more accessible for everyone.

This Bible is beautiful in many ways, especially these two:
a. This Bible is modern, eye catching, and pretty. It has a pastel watercolor-style cover with navy blue binding. I had this sitting on my desk and several people stop by and ask me what it was. It's a great conversation starter but also just really lovely (for those of you that leave your Bibles on tables or nightstands). It will inspire me to grab my Bible and study it more often.

b. Journaling and coloring for the artistic Christian. What a great avenue to study the Word. Many popular or commonly-known verses are illustrated in a manner that you can color in the margin (nearly every page has one of these and some have full two-page spreads). If a page doesn't have a verse illustration, there are ruled lines (about 2 inches wide) in the margin for note-taking. For those of you that like to take notes in your Bible, this one gives plenty of room.

The thing about journaling Bibles is that sometimes they make it intimidating to get started - this one, because of the coloring aspect, can take that fear away. It's a hefty Bible (probably the largest one I have), but that allows room for large print verses and the wide margins. It might be a trade-off for weight, but for the purpose of this Bible, it makes sense.

I highly recommend this Bible if you're looking for some inspiration to study the Word or a Bible you can mark up. What a treasure this would be in future years, when looking at your faith journey.

Disclaimer: I received this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.