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How to NOT Forget Verses You've Memorized

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It's a new method I'm calling "spaced stacking" that combines the power of habit stacking with the benefits of spaced repetition. Learn how to use this technique to maintain consistent review so that you won't forget the Bible verses you've memorized. Download the free PDF here: www.biblememor...
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Do you get frustrated when you forget the Bible verses that you've spent so much time memorizing? We all know that consistent review is key, but that's usually easier said that done. In this video, Josh explains an idea that allows you to take advantage of habits that you do on a daily, weekly and monthly basis to provide easy moments to review a Scripture passage that you want to remember.
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29 июн 2023

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@reverenddarrenmcclelland Год назад

I appreciate your reminder that Bible memory is a lifestyle. We weave God’s Word into and through our everyday lives, much like the psalmist in Psalm 1. Keep encouraging us! Reverend Darren McClelland ✝️🙏

@BibleMemoryGoal Год назад

Thank you so much, Reverend! Your encouragement means a lot to me.

@beckyfriberg Год назад

This is great Josh! I love the idea...Spaced Stacking!

@BibleMemoryGoal Год назад

Thanks, Becky!

@grantgibbon9618 8 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@BibleMemoryGoal 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for the support!

@dinerdashing Год назад

Josh, Another great video! However, did you know that the idea of memorizing and reviewing scripture while doing other things (taking a shower, driving to work, doing the laundry, etc.) is not a new idea? I actually learned this habit from Janet Pope's book, "His Word In My Heart: Memorizing Scripture For A Closer Walk With God", a few years ago when I started memorizing longer portions of scripture. I don't remember which chapter it's in, but she talks about how to develop this habit; the habit of memorizing/reviewing scripture when your body is busy but your mind is not. She referred to it as finding slices of time during your day. When I started this habit a few years ago, I found only a few slices of time, but after awhile, this new habit mushroomed somewhat, and I found even more opportunities in which I could memorize and/or review my scripture verses: combing the tangles out of my hair, brushing my teeth, and drinking my two cups of water every fifty minutes. But I gotta say, I really like your idea about attaching certain verses to certain tasks to help in memorizing a particular verse or verses. I've never thought of that before, but that's clever. I'm going to keep that idea in mind, and try and make that a new habit in the future whenever I memorize and review my verses. I've learned alot of great stuff from watching your channel. Thanks so much, and thanks also for the neat tip. 😊 Maranatha!

@BibleMemoryGoal Год назад

Thanks for the comment! I certainly don't think that habit stacking is a new idea. The unique spin I was trying to highlight was taking this habit stacking to the next level by finding habits you do on a weekly or monthly basis so you can space out your review. Hence the name "Spaced stacking". It's cute, I know :)

@dinerdashing Год назад

@@BibleMemoryGoal Yes, it is! That made me laugh. 😄 Thanks Josh. You must have a really good sense of humor. Seriously though, it's a great idea and I'm going to keep that tip in mind and use it whenever I can. Thanks again. Maranatha!