What a great chapter to memorize, Debbie! I learned part of it a few years back, but I haven’t been reviewing it, so most of it may be gone (from my active memory anyway). 😉 But thankfully the truths stay implanted in us long after the words have faded.

Exactly. I love mixing it up to keep me more involved. I had such a tough time trying to memorize Ephesians 1 so I admire you for returning to it. I’m not quite ready yet. ha. I’ll just read it instead. 🙂

I can tell God must speak to you through music, Beverley. He does me as well. Sometimes a song can touch me in places that just words can’t. I’m so glad you’re with us for this 31 days.

It will take forever to memorise the 6 little verses perfectly with my imperfect brain, but I keep trying.

Ha. John 11:35 is a perennial favorite for all of us. Whoever divided the Bible up must have realized we’d need it. 🙂 Good of you in catching up on your Bible study–we’ve only got so many hours in a day and we all need to prioritize what we need the most and when. Thanks for your consistent encouragement, Floyd!

How interesting to hear this, Lyli. I’ll go back and re-read those three chapters! Scripture memory is a discipline that doesn’t come naturally to me either, but it does help when I know others are doing it too.

Glad to have you on board with us, June! I’ve heard about the Navigators system but haven’t ever checked into it. When we find something that works, let’s hang on to it. 🙂

That’s awesome, Tracey. John 14 is one of my favorite chapters! I need to review it though; it’s been awhile. Nonetheless, even when we forget word-for-word, we still have the Spirit of the message living on in us. Time memorizing is always time well-spent.