This is what helped me stop feeling lost my Bible

As someone who once felt overwhelmed and lost while reading the Bible, adopting a habit of highlighting verses was truly a game changer for me. Before, I would open the Bible, get distracted by the dense text, and quickly lose track of important passages. Highlighting helped me slow down and engage actively with the Scripture. I found that using different colors for themes like faith, encouragement, and guidance made it easier to spot verses that spoke to me personally. This technique also reminded me to reflect on what I read, encouraging a deeper meditation rather than a quick skim. When I returned to my notes later, I could immediately recall the wisdom or comfort those verses provided during times of uncertainty. This approach feels very much like journaling in the margins of your own spiritual journey, making the Bible more relatable and less intimidating. Additionally, integrating Bible journaling alongside highlighting, by noting personal reflections, prayers, or questions, enhanced my connection with the text. It created a personalized dialogue with the scripture, encouraging faith growth and daily commitment. From my experience, whether new to Bible study or returning after a break, highlighting helps focus attention and retain the message amidst busy and distracted lives. It’s a small step with a lasting impact that anyone can try. If you sometimes feel lost or overwhelmed, consider carrying a set of highlighters or colored pencils with your Bible. Starting with just a few verses per day can deepen your understanding and transform your reading into an enriching practice.