If you don’t have much on hand, the dollar section at Target has tons of cool things, but my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE place to find items to use in my war binder is Dayspring/Illustrated Faith.
I didn’t spend any money on setting up my war binder as I had a large “stash” of items, already in my office/craft room, that I knew would be great for this project. When I decided to set aside a Saturday morning to “play” in my office and set up a war binder, I grabbed things I’d already had on hand: Reference – tithing, books of the BibleĪdditionally, you can choose to add photos, drawing, printables or anything else that inspires you.Here’s a list of the sections you might choose to put in your war binder: Notice how I said “can be”? Your war binder can be whatever you want it to be. I’ve also kept separate scripture and prayer journals for the past few years.Ĭreating a war binder of my own has been on my list of things to do for some time as it can be a blend of creative and spiritual. I’ve always been a creative person and have spent years scrapbooking, art journaling and other mixed media and paper arts. This is especially great if you don’t have a room in your house to dedicate as a war room or, you prefer something that you can take with you.
A war binder is like having an entire war room in one convenient place. Clara guides a struggling wife in creating her own “war room” as a place to pray, reflect on scripture and give thanks.
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The term ‘war binder” may have come from the movie “The War Room”, starring Karen Abercrombie, where Ms.
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