The Weekly Advent Project

Choose a journey that will prepare your heart during the Advent season. 

The Weekly Advent Project: A Challenge to Journal, Reflect, and Celebrate Christ's Birth is a 28-day guided journal that offers a seasonal, life-changing project through brief writings, reflection prompts, and inviting questions to guide you into a deeper relationship with God.

The Weekly Advent Project offers the following:

• A welcoming approach for readers who are new to celebrating Advent, while still offering depth and reflection for those seeking a fresh and meaningful experience
• A simple, easy-to-use journaling format designed to help you focus on the Advent season
• Thoughtful prompts that make this book a wonderful companion for individual worship, Bible studies, and small groups

Each day includes the following:

• A biblical theme to focus on
• A Bible verse to help you reflect and meditate
• Inspirational insight to help you focus your heart on the miracle of Jesus
• Journaling prompts and lines to help you reflect and deepen your relationship with God

This 28-day journal features the following:

• Beautiful photography and illustrations
• A pretty ribbon marker so you never lose your place
• Ample journaling space

The Weekly Advent Project easily fits on your nightstand, in a tote bag, or inside a gift basket. And it's perfect for an early Christmas gift, a welcome gift for Bible study groups or Sunday school classes during the holiday, or a self-purchase for those looking to celebrate the Christmas season in a meaningful way.

Pause to reflect on the miracle of Christ's birth with this daily Advent journal that helps you quiet the holiday rush and focus on the true reason for the season.

Check out these other guided journals in The Weekly Project Series to encourage you through every phase and season of life:

• The Weekly Prayer Project
• The Weekly Faith Project
• The Weekly Gratitude Project
• The Weekly Self-Care Project
• The Weekly Purpose Project
• The Weekly Habits Project
• The Weekly Rest Project