“The ESV Spiral-Bound Journaling Bible is an engaging tool for those who love to study the Bible with pen in hand. This high-quality journal provides spacious margins to record biblical insights that you will reference again and again”

“This journaling Bible from Crossway is perfect for anyone who loves to study Scripture! The spiral binding allows you to lay the Bible open, and the lines on each page provide ample room to write insights, questions, or commentary. Everything about this project is meant to help you not only know your Bible better but also to love it more.”

“Whether you are studying to teach or meditating on the Scriptures, this journaling Bible is what you’re looking for—a sturdy, spiral-bound Scripture option that will stay open! Some mornings I’m jotting down Hebrew or Greek, translation notes, and teaching outlines. Other days the notes column is filled with prayers in response to God’s Word. Whatever you’re doing, this journaling Bible will help you take in what God has said and record what you discover.”

“We need God’s Word as much as we need oxygen. And the ESV Spiral-Bound Journaling Bible will help people not only take in God’s Word but also engage with it personally. Take up and read!”

“This is yet another beautiful resource from Crossway that encourages God’s people to read, think, write, and engage with God’s wonderful Word! My hope is that this will be a good resource for Christians as they meditate on Scripture, seeking to obediently and humbly apply it to their lives in Christ.”

“Decades ago, I remember reading for the first time about Jonathan Edward’s Blank Bible. The simplicity and genius of compiling a Bible with blank space inserted for reflective notes inspired me. There is reading the Bible, and there is meditative study of the Bible. The former is good; the latter is life-changing. Crossway’s ESV Spiral-Bound Journaling Bible follows in the footsteps of Edwards by providing a wonderful tool for true meditative study of the Word of God. Read the Word to study the Word; study the Word to meditate upon the Word; meditate upon the Word to be changed by the Word.”