
February is often associated with love, but beyond the chocolates and roses, it's a great time to reflect on love in all its forms—God’s unconditional love, self-love, and the love we share with others. Journaling is a powerful way to deepen your faith, grow in self-awareness, and strengthen your relationships.
Here are 28 thoughtful journal prompts—one for each day of February—to help you focus on the love that truly matters.
Week 1: Embracing God’s Love
God’s love is constant, unwavering, and transformational. This week, reflect on how His love shapes your life.
What does God’s love mean to me personally?
How have I experienced God’s love in unexpected ways?
Read Romans 8:38-39—how does this passage remind me that nothing can separate me from God’s love?
In what areas of my life do I struggle to accept God’s love?
How has God’s love brought healing to my heart?
What are three ways I can remind myself daily that I am loved by God?
Write a letter to God, expressing gratitude for His love.
Week 2: Cultivating Self-Love
Loving yourself isn’t selfish—it’s honoring the person God created you to be. This week, focus on self-acceptance, grace, and personal growth.
What does it mean to love myself the way God loves me?
What are three things I love about who God made me to be?
How do I speak to myself, and does it reflect God’s truth?
Read Psalm 139:13-14—how does this verse encourage me to see myself as God sees me?
What past mistakes am I still holding onto, and how can I extend grace to myself?
How can I practice self-care in a way that honors God?
What lies have I believed about myself, and what biblical truths can replace them?
Week 3: Strengthening Relationships Through Love
Love is an action, and our relationships—whether friendships, family, or romantic—are an opportunity to reflect Christ’s love to others.
How can I be more intentional about showing love to those around me?
What is one way I can be a better listener in my relationships?
Read 1 Corinthians 13:4-7—how can I apply these qualities of love in my daily interactions?
How can I balance giving love to others while maintaining healthy boundaries?
Who in my life needs extra encouragement right now, and how can I show them God’s love?
What role does forgiveness play in strengthening relationships?
How can I improve my communication in my closest relationships?
Week 4: Love in Action—Serving, Giving, and Growing
Love is more than a feeling; it’s a choice and an action. This week, focus on love through service, gratitude, and faith.
How does serving others help me experience God’s love?
What is one way I can show love to someone outside my inner circle this week?
Read John 15:12—how does Jesus call me to love others?
What is one way I can improve how I express love to my family or friends?
How has God used difficult seasons in my life to teach me about love?
What prayers can I lift up for those I love?
How can I continue growing in love beyond this month?
Love is not just a theme for February—it’s a lifelong journey of understanding and living out God’s greatest commandment: to love Him and love others (Matthew 22:37-39). Use these journal prompts to deepen your faith, build confidence in who you are, and nurture the relationships that matter most.
💡 Which prompt spoke to you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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