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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2025 · 11 MIN

E37: 5 Simple Steps to Memorize Scripture (That Actually Stick!)

from Good News At Work · host Rochelle Goldberg

Want to finally memorize scripture in a way that actually sticks—and transforms your daily life? In this video, we'll walk through 5 simple, practical steps to memorize Bible verses without feeling overwhelmed, guilty, or discouraged. God's Word is meant to live in your heart and mind, not just sit on a page. When you commit to scripture memorization, you'll: ✅ Make wiser daily decisions ✅ Handle stress and challenges with courage ✅ Replace worry and fear with God's promises ✅ Experience deeper peace, joy, and confidence in your faith Whether you've tried and "failed" before, feel too busy, or think you have a bad memory, this guide will show you how anyone can build a lasting habit of scripture memory. With encouragement from Joshua 1:7-9, helpful tools, a 30-day plan, and even a little humor along the way, you'll see how fun and life-giving memorizing the Bible can be. This isn't about perfection—it's about building a stronger walk with God, one verse at a time. 📖 Ready to start? Pick one verse, pray for God's help, grab a tool (like verse cards, sticky notes, or an app), and invite a friend to join you on the journey. 👉 Download free scripture memory tools & plans at GoodNewsAtWork.com/memorize Who is Macgyver? 📫 Sign up for the GOOD NEWSletter at: www.goodnewsatwork.com/subscribe ************************************************ Social Media: www.instagram.com/goodnewsatwork www.facebook.com/goodnewsatwork www.pinterest.com/goodnewsatwork www.x.com/goodnewsatwork www.linkedin.com/company/goodnewsatwork You can listen to this podcast on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, iHeart and more! Be sure to look for our other Audio Podcasts too: - Memorize Exercise - Good News at Work - 3 Minute Devotional - Good News at Work ************************************************ Good News at Work is a video and audio podcast that empowers Christian believers to put their faith in action. We use principles from the Bible and share ideas on how to apply these principles to develop strong Christian habits. These habits will increase your faith and prepare you to share the Good News of Jesus with others. We believe that Christian habits are not a salvation checklist or magical formula but a way to be more consistent and focused on our faith. Good News at Work can help you navigate the intersection of desiring a Christ centered life with things like corporate life, sports principles, developing habits and achieving goals. Together, let's move beyond a worldy scoreboard and strive for a life infused with purpose, joy, and a closer walk with Jesus. ************************************************ KEYWORDS: how to memorize scripture, memorize Bible verses fast, scripture memory tips, Bible memorization plan, how to study the Bible, scripture memory hacks, grow your faith daily, practical Christian habits, Joshua 1:9 encouragement, how to strengthen your walk with God, overcome fear with God's Word, easy steps to memorize Bible verses, memorize scripture without stress, daily Bible study and prayer, how to build a closer relationship with God, Christian tips for spiritual growth, scripture memory challenge, Bible study for beginners, how to keep God's Word in your heart, Christian motivation and encouragement.

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