Starting From Scratch: An Interview with Dedra on Building a Planning Habit as a Beginner
In this episode, I talk with Dedra, who’s new to both planning and to keeping Shabbat and eating biblically clean, a season of learning several new rhythms at once. She shares her honest tips for building a planning habit from the ground up, how she’s learning to track recipes and plan meals, and how she’s […]
A Different Season, the Same Faithfulness: An Interview with Tina on Homestead Life and Planning for Two
In this episode, I talk with Tina, who’s part of an extended family homestead and is now in a season of feeding just herself and her husband, a very different rhythm than planning for a large, growing family. We talk about chickens, building out a personal pantry, planning around feast days, and her habit of […]
From the Pit to the Palace: A 30-Day Study on the Life of Joseph
The feasts are behind us now, and the air is starting to turn — that quiet shift where you find yourself thinking about pantries, wood piles, and what needs to be ready before the cold sets in. It felt like the right month to sit with Joseph. His story isn’t really about dreams or Egypt […]
Real Life, Real Planning: An Interview with Leslie on Managing a Full, Busy Home
In this episode, I sit down with my sister Leslie, a homeschool mom to eight children, including twins, who also helps run a family business, works the farm, and takes part in a homeschool co-op. If that sounds like a full plate, it is, and we talk honestly about the planner and systems that actually […]
Feast of Tabernacles: Finding Joy in Everyday Planning
Sukkot is called the season of our joy, and in this episode, we’re asking what that actually looks like when applied to planning, the everyday tasks of running a home, managing a schedule, and caring for a family. Joy isn’t just for the big moments. It can be found, on purpose, in the ordinary rhythm […]
Yom Kippur: Three Honest Questions to Ask Yourself About Planning
Yom Kippur is a day set apart for honest self-examination, and in this episode, we’re bringing that same posture to how we plan our homes and our time. Real biblical planning isn’t just about better systems, it’s about being willing to look honestly at ourselves and ask where we might actually be the problem. I […]
Sheltered – a verse list for the fall feasts
There’s something about this season that makes me want to slow down and look up. The fall feasts are coming — Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles — and every year they remind me of the same thing: we don’t get through hard or holy seasons by our own strength. We get through them because Yah shelters us. […]
Feast of Trumpets: A Wake-Up Call for Your Planning Season
The Feast of Trumpets opens with the sound of the shofar, a call to wake up, pay attention, and prepare for what’s ahead. In this episode, we’re looking at what that call means for how we plan our homes and our time, and why this feast makes such a natural checkpoint for a biblical planning […]
Monthly vs. Weekly Layouts: How to Get the Most Out of Your Planner
Your planner has more than one layer, and this episode is all about using them the way they’re meant to work together. We’re talking practical, hands-on ways to use both the monthly and weekly layouts in your planner, and how each one serves a different purpose in your biblical planning routine. The monthly layout is […]
When Your Planning System Stops Working: Lessons from Nehemiah on Fixing Bottlenecks
Planning isn’t something you set up once and forget. In this episode, we’re looking at Nehemiah chapter 5, where Nehemiah had to pause the work to address a problem that had arisen among the people, and what that teaches us about biblical planning for busy moms. As planners, we need that same willingness to stop […]