Faith Inspiration
Most of the resources on this page were created because of something I was going through myself. I would be working through a question or sitting in a hard season, and I would create something to get myself through it. Then I would share it. I use some of these resources every single day. The Bible reading plan and tracker are in my Bible Study folder that I open daily. Honestly, I also make these resources because I enjoy it. Designing them is how I relax.
The resources on this page are free. They are things I design and create for myself, or resources someone asked me to make for them that end up here. I do sell other books, printables, and faith wear in my shop, which you can check out here.
So, if you are going through something and looking for answers, or studying your Bible and want resources to make it easier, you are free to download whatever you'd like. Enjoy!
Free Bible Study Resources
All printable PDFs, sized for standard letter paper so they print at home without any fuss. Click any one and I will send it straight to your inbox.
For when you cannot remember which Gospel tells which miracle.
Every miracle the Gospels record, in chronological order, on a single page, with the Matthew, Mark, Luke and John reference side by side. I made this for my Thursday morning class the week we studied the miracles. Print it and keep it in your Bible.
For the first weeks after losing someone.
A Scripture for each of thirty days, a short reflection, room to write, and a prayer for the days when you cannot find your own words. I wrote it after my mother went home to be with the Lord. It is not a timetable for grief.
For when something feels wrong and you cannot name it.
How to recognise spiritual attack and how to pray when you are in the middle of one. Scripture rather than speculation.
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For starting the whole Bible and actually finishing it.
A reading plan built to be kept, for anyone who has begun in Genesis more than once and stalled somewhere in Leviticus. Includes catch-up days built in. This is one I use myself.
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For seeing how far you have actually come.
A reading tracker where you fill in each book of the Bible as you finish it. This is the one in my Bible study folder that I open daily.
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For studying what Scripture actually says about pride.
Four pages of verses to look up and write down what you find, with reflection questions along the way. This is not a devotional to read through. You open your Bible and do the work yourself, which is how it sticks.
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For the questions you have been afraid to ask out loud.
Seven one-page reference sheets, one for each question in my blog series, from "Has God indeed said?" to "Does God still love me when I keep sinning?" Each sheet gives the Scripture answer, the key verses side by side, and the lesson to hold on to. Print them and keep them in your Bible for the next time the question comes up. The bonus guide, "It Is Written," is waiting on the page too.
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Free Visual Treasures
Scripture phone wallpapers sized for a lock screen, 8x10 Bible verse prints you can frame or slip into your Bible and other visual treasures. Most need no email, just click and the file downloads.
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