Draw Near — Bible Study Journal
₱500
Each SKITBOOKS journal is printed and hand-bound when you order it — no warehouse copies, every book fresh off the press. Printing and binding takes 3–5 business days, then your order ships with tracking.
- Pages
- 110
- Size
- 6 × 7.8 in
About this journal
You read a passage on Sunday. It spoke to you, and you nodded along. Then by Wednesday, you couldn't remember which book it came from, let alone what it said. Reading the Bible and studying it are two different things, and most of us have only ever been taught the first.
Draw Near is a 90-day Bible study journal that gives you a simple way in. Each day uses the same four-step S.O.A.P. method. You write out the Scripture by hand, observe what the passage says, apply it to the week you're actually living, and respond in prayer. The steps are printed on every page, so you never face a blank notebook or wonder what to do next.
Writing the verse out slows you down enough to notice it. Over ninety days, those short daily studies add up to a notebook full of verses that stayed with you and prayers you can look back on.
It's gentle about the hard parts too. Pick a regular time, maybe with your morning coffee or before bed, and protect it. If you miss a day, grace covers that as well. Just pick it up again.
What's inside
- 90 days of guided S.O.A.P. study pages — one short, structured study each day
- A "Where to Start" guide — suggested books of the Bible if you don't have a reading plan
- A prayer tracker — note the date you asked and the date it was answered
- Sermon notes pages — capture what you hear at church each week
- Monthly memory verse and reflection pages — carry one verse and notice what's changing
- A closing reflection on your 90 days — what you learned and what to study next
It's for anyone who reads the Bible but wants to go deeper, new believers starting from scratch, and small group members who want a steady personal study habit. It also makes a lovely gift for a baptism, a confirmation, a birthday, or a friend who keeps saying they want to get into the Word. It's easy to bring to church with a pen.
Show up, open your Bible, and follow the page.



