Free 52 Week Bible Study Planner

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Written by a previous trauma therapist, a Licensed Master Social Worker, and current Student working toward her PHD learning how to bridge the gap between theology and psychology.

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Are you looking for a free Bible study planner? We have created the best Bible study plan that uses neuroscience facts and tips in order to help you stay on top of you Bible reading goals for this year! Feel free to share this Bible study planner with your friends, family, or church members!

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Closing Thoughts

I hope today’s blog post was not only educational but also helped you draw closer to God. If you or someone you know struggling to find peace and want guidance, please connect with a therapist today! Check out TherapyforChristians.com to get connected with a faith-based provider in your area!

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