Do Love Walk: A Mission Devotional Journal

The Do Love Walk mission devotional journal asks an important question, “Why are you going on this mission trip?” The answer comes from Micah 6:8 and is the theme for this devotional journal: What does the Lord require of us? To do justice, love mercy and walk humbly with our God.

It’s a great 24-day format to maximize your group’s experience. These journals are currently being used by World Servants, Experience Mission, Adventures in Mission and a growing number of churches and mission organizations. It is age appropriate for youth through adult.

Mission Devotional Themes

Pre-Trip Themes   /   JESUS INVITES US!   /   WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?)   /   LOVE IS KIND   /   DO JUSTICE   /   TRUE GREATNESS   /   JESUS QUALITIES

Mission Day Themes   /   GOD’S MISSION   /   THE RIGHT CLOTHES   /   THREE REQUIREMENTS!   /   LOVE MOTIVATES   /   GOD’S STRENGTH   /   THE HUMBLE FATHER   /   A GREAT PARTY!   /   PLEASING GOD   /   THE RICH & POOR   /   KINDNESS AND FAITH   /   WALK WITH THE POOR

Post-Trip Themes   /   THE BIG THREE   /   GOD LOVES US   /   BE KIND   /   HUMBLE YOURSELF   /   GOD’S WAY   /   GOD LOVES JUSTICE   /   A LIFE OF PRAISE

Mission Devotional Review

One youth minister wrote: I found the journal’s format of “days before, during and after the trip” to be just what we needed for preparing our group for the mission experience, reflecting during the trip, and debriefing the impact afterwards.

7-10-7 Format for Mission Devotionals

All TalkPoints journals feature the 7-10-7 format:

• 7 days of devotionals before departure; up to 10 days of guided reflection at the mission site; 7 days of devotion after the trip
• Useful for training and orientation before departure
• Provides a guide for daily group debriefing
• Lots of blank, open pages for personal writing and reflection
• 64 pages and spiral bound for easy use and durability in the field
• Only $8.50 (For mission organizations interested in a discount for bulk quantities, contact talkpoints@aol.com.)

View guidelines for using this journal