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How to Memorize Scripture: My Proven Method for Memorizing 45 Books

By Filings on Thu, 07/02/26
Christian Living
Scripture Memory
Spiritual Disciplines
Christian Mind

“Do not memorize only a few favorite verses. Certainly, you can start there! But I want you to think about making this a habit you continue to do until God calls you to heaven.” - Word by Word

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JD Miller

NewI was intrigued by his…

Thu, 07/02/26

I was intrigued by his challenge to continue to memorize a verse at a time even if you do not retain what you memorize. I think this could easily fall into the category of meditating on the scriptures. The Bible itself does not command us to memorize it, but it does call for us to meditate upon it. This means keeping the scriptures within our minds. His approach fits with that challenge.

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