✨ Why I Blog About the Bible✨

A Note from My Heart, with Love and Tears

There are times I sit in front of my Bible…

and I feel something rise in me so deep, I cannot hold it in.

It’s not just understanding.

It’s not just learning.

It’s something like a homecoming of the soul.

🌿 When I open Scripture and start to study — really study —

something softens in me.

Something steadies me.

Something sacred awakens.

I write these posts not because I have all the answers,

but because I’m finding Jesus in ways I never have before —

and I want you to find Him too. 💕

I want you to feel what I feel when a passage unfolds its meaning

like petals opening in the light.

When a Hebrew/Greek/Aramaic word lights up the page.

When a single verse reaches out and wraps around your heart

as if God Himself whispered it just for you.

There are moments I cry when I write these posts.

Moments where my breath catches in awe — not at my own words,

but at the beauty of God’s Word being made alive to me.

📖 I blog because the Bible is no longer ink and paper.

It is manna.

It is melody.

It is marrow.

And I want you to taste it too —

to know that you are not alone,

that someone is walking these pages beside you,

learning, weeping, rejoicing, and growing.

I’m not here to preach.

I’m not here to build a platform.

I’m here because this study — this slow, sacred journey through Scripture —

has changed my life.

And I hope, in some quiet corner of your heart,

it touches yours too.

With love,

Bonnie💗


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2 responses to “✨ Why I Blog About the Bible✨”

  1. wolfreally6e4a246733 Avatar
    wolfreally6e4a246733

    Beautifully said Bonnie!

    Matt Wallin House to House/Heart to Heart East Ridge church of Christ PO Box 91139 East Ridge, TN 37412 Phone: 1-877-338-3397 (toll-free) Acts 2:44

    1. Thank you so much!

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