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Scripture Memory with Alicia

Scripture Memory with Alicia is a bite-sized, interactive podcast designed to walk you through Scripture memory, verse by verse, with a clear and structured plan. Each week, you’ll memorize two verses through a sequence of four engaging episodes: two focused on learning the verses, one for prayerful reflection, and one designed for active review, which is perfect for listening while walking, working, or moving through your day. Just show up with a pen, paper or note cards, and a Bible.

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Review all verses using the First Letter Method Template

April 30, 2026 • Alicia Luther • Season 2 • Episode 35

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Welcome to “Review all verses” this is a templated guide that will help you review by using the First letter method Let's get started but first Ill give you a quick moment to pray before you start.

You might be thinking, “Why do I even need a template for this?” And honestly, you might not. But sometimes it helps to have a little nudge—something that reminds you, “Oh yeah, I could try it this way.”

I’ll share a few links if you’re not familiar with the first-letter method.

There are a couple of ways to use it: you can type out the first letter of each word while saying the full verse, or simply read through the letters you’ve written. You can also use an app like BibleMemory.com to practice by typing just the letters. It’s a fun, interactive option—but I wouldn’t rely on it as your main way to review.

I’ll give you about 5 minutes to review—use as much or as little of that time as you need. You might breeze through it, take the full time, or even restart the timer from the beginning.

So, how did you do? I know when I do this i am able to remember the verses better. There is something about actually writing it out…

Please use this template anytime you need to. Maybe you aren’t ready to add a new verse. Repeat this over and over or try another Review template such as Review all verses by writing

I hope that you have found this helpful and please take some time and give a review! It would really help others see that there is an interactive option to help you learn bible verses!