This beautiful package arrived in my mailbox this week. This daily planner is a great way to combine your daily tasks with an eye on growing as a disciple. I'll be using it next year for sure.

• The planner itself has a beautiful gray faux leather cover (also in grapefruit, coconut and undated options) with a ribbon bookmark and elastic band closure.

• Plenty of pages for planning, journaling about the fruit of the spirit and keeping track of your schedule on both a monthly and weekly basis.

• Months are marked by colored tabs to locate them easily.

• Two bonus pages of stickers.

• Full page bookmark with fruit of the spirit scripture breakdown and explanation of each fruit.

Get yours here! Be sure to include the 20% off code Spiritual Seeds is offering my readers. It is FRUITOFSPIRIT

My package came with the two accessory pieces shown on the top and right:

• A sticker book to personalize your notebook.

• The teen challenge package (includes a tote, notepad, pencil case and pens) + for every pkg purchased they'll donate a planner to a student.

Again, here's the link to purchase one for yourself. Use the code FRUITOFSPIRIT to get 20% off your order. OR you can try to win one at blessed freebies.com (contest ends 10/25/20)!!

*I received this product at no cost in exchange for an honest review.

Spiritual Seeds Planner is a planning tool designed to help Christians prioritize living a fruit filled life, guided by the Holy Spirit. The Fruit of the Spirit is Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Gentleness, Faithfulness and Self-Control. (Galatians 5:22-23) The planner uses a gardening theme concentrating on four garden plots – Friends/Family, Self, Community, Vocation/Work. Each month focuses on one Fruit, detailing actions to plant + cultivate + grow.  Actions are planned daily for highest yield. Cute garden themed stickers provide visuals for tracking growth. Unlike any other planner, Spiritual Seeds Planner prioritizes and plans Spiritual growth over daily “to do” lists and activities focusing on growth rather than achievement.