About this notebook

This is basically just my notebook. I’m using it to keep track of Bible studies I’ve worked on, notes about books I’ve been reading, messages shared and the materials that might go with them, and a place to keep the small notes I have all over the place that I keep losing.

In the physical world, I have a big notebook/binder/bag where I keep my current studies, message notes, and all of my loose notes about anything. I’ve been wondering what to do with all of my loose notes. They’re not complete, they’re not something to publish as a book or speak as a message but they’re useful for when I do get around to looking more thoroughly into a certain topic or book of the Bible. After trying a few things I’m now posting them on this site. There are lots to type in and I keep adding to the pile.

Another purpose for adding these to a public site is to be able to share certain things with others. Often I’m asked the same questions at different places. Sometimes I can give longer answers but other times I run out of time. Some topics are so involved that they require a lot more details than I can provide all the time. I’ve had to redraw the same charts over and over in person in different discussions but it’s much more useful to have one already built with lots of Scriptural references and notes. So I hope to put more effort into a few things that can be used more often.

This is not a ministry or a company but simply my own notebook. Feel free to send me a note or ask a question. If there’s something you’d like to see on here that would be useful let me know.

If you're using the bible.com app feel free to connect so we can share notes. I have more notes on there connected with verses and highlights. Some of those are on this site but a lot of the smaller ones are just on there: https://my.bible.com/users/geoffreympittman/notes

How do you end an “about” page? I remember one time when I was praying with someone who just became a Christian as we prayed. When he was finished praying he didn’t know what to say (he hadn’t been exposed to the ending most Christians use). So he looked up at me and opened his eyes and said “Hey! I’m done.”