Are you ready to set aside your Bible study for a hot minute and start studying the Bible? This is my morning framework in action the way it played out for me this morning.

Of course, there is SO much more to studying the Bible, like all of the observational and contextual things to follow that I don’t mention here. I go into a deep dive on all of that in the School of Scripture. For now, here’s a real life example of what it looks like to follow the framework that I adhere to.

The Scripture-Digger’s Creed. IYKYK

File this under: things that should not be controversial.

Spring, glorious spring!
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I’m coming out of winter hibernation feeling rested and refreshed, and much of that is due to the fact that I spent most of my winter largely off of social media—a welcome respite after the chaos of Christmas and the double December marathon of dueling book deadlines.
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I’m usually the one who slips in a few minutes late and tucks unnoticed in the back of the room, but, today? I’m coming in a couple of days early because I want to be one of the first to wish you a very happy first day of spring.
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I spent the winter completely redesigning both of my websites (not that they needed it—my about page hadn’t been touched since 2018 🫣), and I’m stepping into spring with a fresh new look: new brand, new headshots, and a whole new set of spring resources to help you dig deeper into God’s Word!
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janejohnson.com • digmywell.com

I shared the first part of this post last year when I first discovered the jaw-dropping scientific truth that the antivenom for snake bites is made from both horse blood and sheep blood.
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I was wowed by it all over again just recently, after waking up from a particularly vivid dream that God used to pull me right back to it all again. I’ll never get over the detail of it all. God made it that way from the very beginning and modern science finally caught on, too.