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Teaching a generation of women how to study the Bible so that they can teach the next.
for over a decade
As believers, we know all about the importance of a daily quiet time, but most of us have never been taught how to properly study the Bible.
Hi, friend! I’m Jane Johnson, and it’s my passionate mission to help you build the mornings with Jesus that you crave by eliminating the need for another done-for-you Bible study. It’s my absolute honor to support you on your journey to learn to love God with all your mind.
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Reframe your idea of quiet time in three minutes or less.
first things first
Reframe your idea of quiet time in
three minutes or less.
quiet timeDo you know yourGive us 45 seconds, and we’ll give you:
quiet timeDo you know yourMornings with Jesus aren’t one-size-fits-all, so it's imperative that you tailor yours to your personality to make your morning thrive!
Give us 45 seconds, and we’ll give you:
quiet timeDo you know yourMornings with Jesus aren’t one-size-fits-all, so it's imperative that you tailor yours to your personality to make your morning thrive!
Give us 45 seconds, and we’ll give you:
Free resources that lay the foundational ground work for a consistent and fruitful morning routine from the very beginning.
Conference-style Bible teaching episodes to help redefine how you study the Bible.
Conference-style Bible teaching episodes to help redefine how you study the Bible.
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Jane taught me how to love God wth my mind.
I didn’t have a strategy for reading the Bible before I met Jane—I was just chasing feelings. Then she broke down how to look at word meanings and taught me things nobody is teaching. But once Jane taught me how to cross-reference, it was game over.
I'd always heard about loving the Lord your God will all your heart, with all your soul. And then Jane came crashing in with all this critical thinking and digging and questioning and excavating—she taught me how to love God wth my mind.
I didn’t have a strategy for reading the Bible before I met Jane—I was just chasing feelings. I'd always heard about loving the Lord your God will all your heart, with all your soul. And then Jane came crashing in with all this critical thinking and digging and questioning and excavating—she taught me how to love God wth my mind.
Hannah Brencher
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Jane taught me how to love God wth my mind.
I didn’t have a strategy for reading the Bible before I met Jane—I was just chasing feelings. Then she broke down how to look at word meanings and taught me things nobody is teaching. But once Jane taught me how to cross-reference, it was game over.
I'd always heard about loving the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul. And then Jane came crashing in with all this critical thinking and digging and questioning and excavating—she taught me how to love God wth my mind.
I didn’t have a strategy for reading the Bible before I met Jane—I was just chasing feelings. I'd always heard about loving the Lord your God will all your heart, with all your soul. And then Jane came crashing in with all this critical thinking and digging and questioning and excavating—she taught me how to love God wth my mind.
Hannah Brencher
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Oh, hello there! If you’re new around here, my name is Jane Johnson. I’m on a mission to redefine the way we do Quiet Time, one woman at a time. How? By giving women the proper framework for a daily Scripture study that allows for more critical thinking and less spoonfeeding.
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I’m here just trying to explain that I’m doing things differently now, that I’m committed to a different routine, that I’m working toward Bible-fluency rather than Bible-study-dependence.
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I’m teaching women just like you how to prioritize the sometimes-awkward-feeling digging for Scripture treasures and learning to recognize the voice of God in her life over the ones handed to her and provided for her, written by a woman who knows God’s voice in hers.
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As they say in the world of newborns, it doesn’t matter how you feed your baby – fed is best. I’m taking that same approach here, giving a high-five to the women who prefer the pre-written studies as I keep swimming along upstream from them. And if you’re here reading this, you’re probably ready to do the same.
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Comment “PLAN” to download my favorite Bible reading plan to take the first step into a brand new morning strategy. Then hit my website, digmywell.com, for all of my study tips to get started. Hit janejohnson.com to get to know the background of how I even got here, doing all of this. And hit “follow” if you’d like to jump on board with me!
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Also, if you want more on the book of James, check out season two of my Dig Your Well podcast!
I have SO much to tell you about my new book, including the nuances of the content, the intentionally designed layout, and all of the built-in tips to give you the confidence you need to study the Bible on your own. Until then, here’s a teaser for you!
I’ve been in Colossians again this last week with some sweet women that I’ve had the privilege of getting to know for the last seven months, while also preparing to teach a portion of Colossians 3 this weekend with a whole other crop of women across the state this weekend. So I thought it might be time to give you a glimpse at the kind of content you’ll be getting in Worthy, straight from Colossians 1.
Learn more and preorder your copy at digmywell.com/worthy
His miracles weren’t done yet then.
His miracles aren’t done yet now.
Hallelujah, it is finished.
Hallelujah, He’s not done.
I’ve been reading this week through the gospel stories of the days leading up to the cross. When I read more familiar passages like these, I like to slow down and look for details I’ve never really noticed before.
This time, it was a small detail in Luke 23, just after Joseph took Jesus’ body off the cross to bury Him, and it completely shifted the way my brain is preparing for this weekend. Maybe it will shift yours, too. ♥️
