The Weekly Gratitude Project: A Challenge to Journal, Reflect and Grow a Grateful Heart from Zondervan

 

 

It’s time to start a project that will grow a grateful heart. The Weekly Gratitude Project is a 52-week guided gratitude journal that offers a life-changing journey through reflection prompts and inviting questions to guide you into a deeper relationship with God. This yearly gratitude journal features beautifully illustrated journaling pages that will help you discover more intimacy and joy in your spiritual life.

The Weekly Gratitude Project is:

  • Perfect for a beginner in faith and practicing gratitude, but strong and thought provoking enough for someone who already has a solid foundation
  • An easy-to-use journaling format designed to help you focus on adding more gratefulness into your day
  • A helpful companion for individual worship, Bible studies, and small groups

Each week includes:

  • A biblical theme to focus on
  • A short but impactful Bible verse to help you reflect and meditate
  • Inspirational insight to guide your thoughts and jumpstart your gratitude project
  • Journaling prompts and lines to help you reflect and grow a grateful heart

This 12-month journal:

  • Showcases beautiful photography and calming colors
  • Has a pretty ribbon marker, so you never lose your place
  • Provides a ton of journaling space, but easily fits on your nightstand, tote bag, or a gift basket
  • Is perfect for a self-purchase, Mother’s Day, National Best Friend Day, a welcoming gift for Bible study groups, birthdays, and holidays

My thoughts on The Weekly Gratitude Journal:

This book is truly beautiful. I love all of the calming and colorful plant illustrations. At first I was thinking this would take the place of my daily gratitude journal. This isn't that kind of journal. Instead, I think this book is designed to help get your heart to a place of gratitude every week. I like that idea. I think the questions are good. I like the space to write. If I needed more, I would just write more in my blank journal. I think it would be a great place to start if you have never done a daily gratitude journal. Before doing that, this book could help you get your heart and mind to the right place.

I received a copy of this book from Zondervan Publishers through TLC Book Tours. All opinions within this review are my own.

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