Reading: Walk with God Worksheet

Walk-with-God Worksheet

 Answer the following questions about your walk with God. Your answers may reflect what you are doing or what you are now committing to doing.

1.     How often do you or are you going to do your devotions (Bible and prayer)?

2.     How much of the Bible are you reading and studying, or are you going to read and study each time you do your devotions?

3.     What Bible reading track are you or will you be following (the Christian Leaders Planner, a book of the Bible, New Testament in a year, whole Bible in a year, the Jesus Bible, etc.)? 

4.     What time in your schedule do you or could you do your devotions?

5.     What habit do you or could you tie your devotions to (breakfast, when you first open your phone or computer, bedtime, meal, etc.)? 

6.     Who does or can hold you accountable for doing your devotions? 

7.     With whom do you or could you do your devotions? 

8.     What is your motivation for actually following through with your devotional plan? 

9.     What reward can you give yourself if you follow through with your devotional plan?  

A simple way to study the Bible

Start by reading whatever passage in the Bible you are following, then ask these questions:

1.     What stood out to you (or what got your attention)? 

2.     Why do you think it got your attention? 

3.     What do you think God might be trying to tell you in what stood out to you?

A simple way to Pray

Use the ACTS formula:

Start by reading whatever passage in the Bible you are following, then ask these questions:

1.     Adoration – What praises can you give to God today (think about the things that make God unique to you)

2.     Confession – What are you sorry for today? 

3.     Thanksgiving  – What can you thank God for today?  

4.     Supplication – What do you need from God today?