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You could call your blog:
The Underground Bible Lucubration
Biblically Renewing Your Mind
Conversations With The Word
Biblical Noodling With Neufeld
Talking Through The Bible
Biblical Lucubration
Cogitating The Word
Elucidating the Logos
Comtemplating The Code
In The Garden With God
Studying The Word-Centric Life
Reasoning The Season
Seasoning The Word
Biblical Mind Meld
The Word Be With You
or
You can stick with what you have… 😉
Looks like you lost the comment I put here that had a bunch of suggested blog names…