Hi Reader,

On Sundays, we gather to worship, listen, and be fed by the Word of God. But how often do we leave the service only to forget what we just heard?

Not because we didn’t care — but because our minds were distracted, tired, or overwhelmed by everything waiting for us that week.

God’s Word is living and active.

But sometimes we treat the sermon like a moment to passively receive, rather than an opportunity to engage and respond.

One simple, powerful habit can help us turn listening into learning:
​📖 Taking notes during the sermon.

I've recently update it this blog post, sharing 5 key reasons why this practice matters, including:

• How note-taking helps us stay focused during worship
• Why it encourages active listening, not just passive hearing
• How it provides material for weekly meditation, discipleship, and even evangelism
• And why it’s a powerful tool—even if you’re a busy mom or a new believer

In the post, I also share how to get started, what to include in your notes, and some practical tips I’ve learned (even through messy seasons with little kids and special needs).

Whether you use a notebook, your phone, or a napkin 🫣 — this is about training our hearts to listen well, remember truth, and grow in grace.

➡️ Read the full post here:​
​ 5 Key Benefits of Taking Sermon Notes »​

Let’s not let the Sunday sermon fade by Monday.
Let’s keep feeding our faith.

With grace and encouragement,
Myrna

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