Christian planners and prayer guides built around four biblical seasons
Christian planners and guides built around four biblical seasons: Planting, Wilderness, Harvest, Transition. No dates, no guilt.
I'm not a theologian, and this isn't a curriculum. It's the thing I wished existed five months in, made real, and I'm building it a piece at a time, the same way I'm still figuring most of this out with Jesus by my side.
I drifted into new age and manifestation practices for years, and on March 10, 2026, I accepted Christ back into my heart. I've been on fire for Jesus ever since, and I love getting to know God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, developing their attributes into my life. I had no idea what I was doing at first. I didn't know how to pray, how to sit with scripture, how to tell if I was even hearing God or just talking to myself. I looked for something to help and mostly found planners that were either too rigid or too shallow, dated pages that made me feel guilty the second I missed a week, or trackers that assumed I already knew what I was doing.
So I built my own. I've been building personal planning systems for years, long before this, mostly just to manage my own life as a single mom, the homeschool, the money, the house, all of it. I already knew how to build something I'd actually use. This time I just pointed that same habit at learning how to walk with God instead.
I do use AI while I build these. Not to write my faith for me, but to help me put the connections I find into words, especially when I'm still working through my own thoughts. Everything here is mine: the prayers, the teaching, the way I see this walk with God. AI helps me say it. It doesn't decide it. I want that out in the open, because this whole thing only works if you can trust that these were made with the right intent.
The Seasons Planner is built around four seasons from the Bible instead of a calendar quarter: Planting, Wilderness, Harvest, and Transition, each one tied to someone in Scripture who actually lived through it: Abraham, Moses, Joseph, and Moses again at the end of his life. You take a short quiz, find out which season you're actually in, and use that season's pages for as long as you're in it, not for a fixed number of weeks.
Everything is undated on purpose. I built it that way because dated pages used to make me feel like I'd already failed the moment I missed a day. This isn't that. You can pick it back up whenever you need to.