Journaling Bible: Obviously you will need a journaling bible. My husband got this one for me for my birthday and I love it! It is so pretty outside and has a great amount of space to doodle.
Watercolors: I haven't actually used watercolors in my journal yet but I have seen some beautiful creations on pinterest that have used them.
Journaling Pens: My husband also gave me these pens and I love them! They are acid free so they won't mess up your pages, fine tipped, easy to use and don't bleed through your pages. They come in a lot of different colors so I have lots of options.
Notebook: I like to have a notebook with my bible journal to write down ideas and verses that I want to work on later.
Pencils: With my doodles I always start in pencil. Mechanical pencils are my favorite for thin lines. I like being able to sketch it out first and be able to erase at the end.
Eraser: After I have finished with a journaling section I like to take an eraser over the doodles to erase any stray pencil markings just to clean it up a little bit.
Pens: These are great for adding thin lines, dates, details or titles.
Highlighters: If you want to add bright details or highlight the verse that you are journaling these are great!
Colored Pencils: Along with my pens these are something that I use all the time. These are great for coloring in doodles and adding pretty depth and texture.
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: This is probably my all time favorite Christmas movie. I can quote it word for word. I love the classic Christmas Carol but add in the muppets and some wonderful songs and you have a movie with heart, humor and one that my family has fallen in love with. 
: I love Eloise, I think she is just adorable. I loved her first movie but put her in a Christmas movie and add a romantic story line and I am sold. And really with Julie Andrews how can you go wrong? 
: Classic Christmas movie of a life changed and the importance of family. If you haven't seen it, check it out you won't regret it. 
: One of my husband's favorites. I love the creativity of the story and the lesson of believing in things you can't see. Tim Allen is also one of my favorites, the second one is good as well with a cute romantic story line. 
: Looking for a holiday chick-flick? This one is adorable, not layed out like a normal chick-flick so its creative and quirky. The characters are great and I love the story line. This one has a Christmas background but you could watch it all year. 
: Christmas classic of the poor child left home and having to defend the house with crazy antics (love the cutout people party) and discovers the importance of family. 
: This one is the true meaning of Christmas. Tells the story of Mary and Joseph and their great purpose in Jesus's birth. I love how you see the portrayal of Mary and how strong she was. What I really liked about the movie was seeing the side of Joseph who is left out a lot, he was such a strong man of God to go through the things they went through. Their faith is an example to all of us. 
: Classic Charlie Brown Christmas because "That's what Christmas is all about Charlie Brown" who better to hear it from than Linus?
: I am probably cheating with this boxed set but you can't have Christmas without the classics (Rudolph, Frosty, Santa Claus is Coming to Town and The Little Drummer Boy)