Last updated on July 15th, 2026 at 07:27 pm
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There’s something special about opening a brand-new Bible study publication for the very first time. Fresh pages. New Bible accounts to explore. New lessons that have the potential to stay with us long after the study is over.
Soon, Jehovah’s Witnesses around the world will begin studying our new book, Walk Courageously With God. Although we’ll each be studying in our own congregations, we’re all setting out on the same spiritual journey together. That shared experience is one of the things I love most about our worldwide brotherhood.
As I spent time looking through the publication, I kept asking myself one question: What could I create that would make this study even more meaningful?
As I explored the book, I was inspired by how thoughtfully it’s put together. It invites us to pause, reflect, and make the lessons our own.
That inspired me to create something that would fit naturally alongside the study.
That’s how these weekly sticker sheets were born.
Meet the first sticker sheet: Enoch
Since Enoch is the first Bible character we’ll study together, it felt like the perfect place to begin.
The first Enoch sticker sheet is designed to help you make your study notes a little more personal, creative, and memorable.
Whether you write directly in your publication, keep a separate notebook, enjoy Bible journaling, or study digitally, these stickers are meant to fit naturally into your routine.
Use them beside a scripture you want to remember, next to a personal application that touched your heart, or to mark a page filled with spiritual gems you know you’ll want to revisit.
Why study with stickers?
Creative note-taking isn’t about making your notebook look pretty. It’s about slowing down.
When we spend a little extra time reflecting on a scripture, writing a prayer, or adding a small visual reminder to a page, we’re often helping those thoughts stay with us a little longer.
Imagine opening your notebook months from now. You see a sticker beside a favourite scripture, a handwritten prayer in the margin, and a lesson that strengthened your faith that week. Suddenly, you remember not only what you studied, but how Jehovah encouraged you through that chapter.
Those are the kinds of memories I hope these stickers help preserve.
A new sticker sheet every week
The Enoch stickers are only the beginning. As we work our way through Walk Courageously With God, I’ll be creating a new sticker sheet every week to match the chapter we’ll be studying.
Week by week, your notebook can become a visual record of your journey through the publication. By the time we reach the final chapter, you’ll have not only a collection of stickers, but a collection of personal notes, favourite scriptures, and meaningful reminders of everything you’ve learned along the way.
Available in printable and digital formats
Inside Study Corner, you’ll receive each weekly sticker sheet in several formats:
- Printable PDF sticker sheet for easy printing and cutting
- Printable PNG sticker sheet + 28 individual PNG stickers with transparent backgrounds
- GoodNotes sticker sheet for quick importing into your digital notebook
Whether you prefer paper journaling or digital note-taking, you’ll have everything you need to study in the way that works best for you.
More than stickers
One of my favourite parts of Study Corner isn’t actually the printables. It’s the community.
Although we’re each studying Walk Courageously With God in different congregations and different parts of the world, we’re all reading the same chapters each week. It’s encouraging to see which scriptures stood out to someone else, what personal applications they discovered, and the little spiritual gems they found during their study.
More than once, another sister’s observation has helped me notice something I had completely overlooked.
That’s why, along with the weekly sticker sheets, we’ll also have a place to share our favourite points, study notes, and encouraging discoveries from each chapter. It’s a wonderful reminder that while our personal study is individual, we’re all growing together as Jehovah’s people.
Join us for the journey
The first Enoch sticker sheet is already waiting for you inside Study Corner, and a new sticker sheet will be added every week as we continue studying Walk Courageously With God together.
I have a feeling this is going to be a memorable study. I can’t wait to see notebooks filled with favourite scriptures, thoughtful reflections, personal applications, and little creative touches that remind us of the lessons Jehovah teaches us along the way.
If you’d like to collect each week’s sticker sheet and be part of a encouraging community, I’d love to welcome you inside Study Corner.
Continue Your Personal Study
You might enjoy these printable journaling resources. Each bundle is designed to help you slow down, reflect on God’s Word, and make your study time more personal and meaningful.
📖 Daily Text Vault. Printable resources to help you meditate on the daily scripture and record personal reflections throughout the year.
🙏 Prayer Bundle Strengthen your conversations with Jehovah through prayer prompts, reflection pages, and thoughtful journaling exercises.
🌿 Gratitude Bundle. Develop a heart of appreciation with printable gratitude journals, Bible-based reflections, and simple activities that help you notice Jehovah’s blessings each day.
💭 When Negative Thoughts Appear. Replace discouraging thinking with Bible-based reflections, encouraging Scriptures, and practical journaling prompts that help you focus on what is true and uplifting.
💼 Creative Ministry Toolkit Printable resources to help you stay organized, prepare thoughtfully, and add creativity to your ministry while keeping the focus on the message.
Greetings! I am Alla Lily, and I have been on a quest to make my personal study more enjoyable and effective. I hope my study tools can help you transform your spiritual study routine and boost retention and comprehension of the material.
