3 Women in the Bible: What I Learned From Them + My Bible Journaling Pages (Using DaySpring’s Devotional Kit)

Hello friends! Today I’m going to be sharing with you 3 pages that I studied/decorated in my Bible using DaySpring’s Women of the Bible Devotional Kits!

Guys, I’ve been learning so much from these kits. I can’t wait to do more! Each kit comes with little devotional cards about different women in the Bible, plus stickers, stamps, washi tape, etc. that compliment the devos! I’m in love. The pages you’ll find in this post feature 3 Biblical ladies: Mary Magdalene, Huldah and the Queen of Sheba.

Thank you to DaySpring for sponsoring this post and sending me these lovely devotional kits. There are going to be 3 kits in this series, and the second one just came out! *throws confetti* Although these kits go together, they are also stand-alone, so you can jump in anytime. However, if you’d like to participate in the full series, the first kit is still available! You can check out the first and second boxes by clicking the link below.

Grab your own Women of the Bible Devotional Kit!

Just look at all these goodies! This month’s kit is centered around friendship, and it comes with:

• stickers
• devotional cards
• stamps
• ink pad
• washi tape
• die cuts

You can’t tell because I skillfully covered it up, but I already used several of the stickers from this month’s box. (Shhh!) You’ll see them in my Bible pages below!

I had to share a close-up of this little “Love Covers All” die cut. My favorite!

Big shoutout to my best friend, Jessica, for giving me this adorable pouch for my birthday! It has my favorite quote on it and perfectly holds my Bible journaling supplies. (Plus look at the mint green tassel + pom pom trim! Obsessed. Thank you, Jess!)

Each of these devotional kits also come with a DaySpring card! Perfect way to encourage a friend or family member and let them know you love them.

1. Mary Magdalene (Luke 24)

Mary Magdalene’s friendship with Jesus eventually led her to being the first to know of His resurrection. -DaySpring

Wow. This hit me hard. Mary’s past didn’t matter. The fact that she was a woman didn’t matter. Jesus wanted to be her friend. And He wants the same with you and me! Is our relationship with Jesus truly a friendship? Do we drop everything and follow Him? Do we eagerly sit and listen to His voice? Do we walk with Him and talk with Him? This is the kind of relationship Mary had with the Lord, and He offers that friendship to us, too.

2. Huldah (2 Kings 22)

Huldah’s message from the Lord began a revival in Jerusalem. -(in)courage

No clue who Huldah is? Don’t worry—I didn’t either until doing this devotion! But her role in Scripture is truly amazing. She was a prophetess, and her message to the King of Judah started a revival in Jerusalem. Because of her words, King Josiah went and burned, destroyed and tore down everything that was against the Lord. This passage is a MUST read!

3. The Queen of Sheba (1 Kings 10)

The Queen of Sheba was a wonderful friend to Solomon because she reminded him of what was true—that God had a purpose for his life. -(in)courage

Talk about a QUEEN! This gal heard about King Solomon’s wisdom and wealth, and she traveled to Jerusalem to see it for herself. What she found took her breath away. She gave glory to God, showered Solomon with gifts and blessed him with words of encouragement. That’s true friendship!

Thank you again to DaySpring for sponsoring this post! If you like the supplies I used, be sure to check out the Women of the Bible Devotional Kits. Thanks for reading, and I hope to see you again soon!