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The Fading Verse Framework
Companion Site
Welcome to The Fading Verse Companion Site
This is the official companion site for The Fading Verse, a book written to help you engage deeply with Scripture, strengthen your memory, and hold God’s Word in your heart—especially in a world where forgetfulness is all too real.
What You’ll Find Here:
The Fading Verse Framework
Downloadable and printable worksheets designed to walk you step-by-step through the Scripture memory process taught in the book. These practical tools help you fight the forgetting curve with spiritual strength and structure.
Speaking & Events
Interested in booking a workshop, retreat, or church event? You can find speaking topics, sample messages, and contact information here. Leann brings encouragement and insight to audiences longing to remember truth and reclaim hope. Use the contact information below to let us know you want her to speak.
Framework Resources
The Fading Verse Framework is a resource for supporting learning techniques that help you memorize Scripture, regardless of your cognitive abilities.
This planner combines a Weekly Scripture Memory Plan for longer passages with a Daily Scripture Memory Plan for short verses. Use them together to engage different learning styles and keep God's Word fresh in your heart.
These are tried-and-true methods backed by brain science—but more importantly, they are anchored in faithful habits that open our hearts to God.
When you layer these tools, you’re not just playing — you’re embedding God’s Word into multiple pathways of memory: visual, auditory, kinesthetic, emotional, and spiritual.
Personal connection is the art of tying God's Word directly to your own life experiences, emotions, and seasons. When a verse is connected to a personal memory, your brain creates multiple "anchors" for retrieval.
This worksheet helps you track your review schedule, apply the Seven Spirit-Filled Strategies, and intentionally move Scripture from short-term memory into long-term, soul-deep retention.
This worksheet is designed to help you practice chunking along with blended memory techniques, using visuals, personal connections, and other tools to lock Scripture in your heart.
Use this worksheet to create vivid mental scenes for the Scripture you are memorizing. Engage all five senses, place yourself inside the passage, and revisit the same image each time you review.
Acronyms and acrostics simplify complex passages into short, memorable patterns.
The Method of Loci is one of the oldest and most powerful memory techniques known to humanity. The word loci means “places” in Latin. It works by linking what you want to remember to specific, vivid locations in your mind.
Finding and managing your daily mental capacity is essential to brain health and Scripture memory. This worksheet helps you target your daily goal and set boundaries plus refresh time for your cognitive resources.
When you sing Scripture, you’re not just memorizing, you’re worshiping. The melody carries the Word past the noise of daily life and into the quiet place where your heart meets God.
Procrastination Worksheet
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Our Mission Matters
For God helping your memory:
John 14:26 (ESV)
“But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, he will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you.”
✅ This verse promises that the Holy Spirit is actively helping us remember what Jesus taught—perfect for those seeking to retain Scripture.
For storing God’s Word in your heart:
Psalm 119:11 (NIV)
“I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you.”
✅ This is a classic verse for Scripture memory—it speaks of internalizing God’s Word for transformation and protection.
For God remembering us (when we feel forgotten):
Isaiah 49:15–16 (NIV)
“Can a mother forget the baby at her breast and have no compassion on the child she has borne?
Though she may forget, I will not forget you!
See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands.”
✅ When your own memory fails, rest in the truth that God’s memory of you never will.
