Scripture Writing Plan

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He put the Kingdom of God first. He prized character above economics. He saw the chief enemy of character as riches. Covetousness was ruining the spirit

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He loved. He saw all of humanity as a family with one Father, all men as brothers, and each individual of boundless value. His love was

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He was fearless. Jesus was not afraid to speak out against the oppression, hypocrisy, corruption, and injustice he saw around him. He was a disturbing personality

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He was disciplined. Jesus developed his character through the temptations he conquered by obedience. Power is always accompanied by the temptation to misuse it, and the

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He was sincere. He was without guile himself and what he found the most fault with was hypocrisy: those who pretended to be what they were

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} If anyone had to endure adverse circumstances, it was Jesus. He was misunderstood, maligned, and plotted against. He helped others to the point of his

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He was dedicated to the job that his Father had given him. He lived, prayed, suffered, and died for it. He made the sacrifices that

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} Our anger is often due to personal resentment, making us feel ashamed of anger. But there are many good reasons to be angry. Jesus was

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} The parable of the good Samaritan tells us about the evil robbers who left a man beaten and half-dead on the side of the road;

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He was joyful. He could see a magnificent outcome out of small beginnings; he was certain of the ultimate victory of right over wrong which gave

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} God is a Father.  God is our God forever.  This month’s Scripture writing plan focuses on two more attributes of God.  (For last month’s verse

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} God is a Shepherd.  God is Salvation.  This month’s Scripture writing plan focuses on two more attributes of God.  (For last month’s verse list see:

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} God is a Rock.  God is a Shield.  This month’s Scripture writing plan focuses on another attribute of God.  (For last month’s verse list see:

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan, and Abi S. for the artwork} God is King.  God is Judge.  This month’s Scripture writing plan focuses on another attribute of God.  (For last

{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan, and Abi S. for the artwork} God is Light.  God is Love.  This month’s Scripture writing plan focuses on another attribute of God.  (For last