Stay True Daily Planner: A full year bible-reading guide and Father I Pray Teen Prayer Planner from Tope Akinsiku

 

 



The Stay True Daily Planner is more than just a planner. This planner comes with a web-based A.L.I.V.E. assessment, which may help believers deepen their relationship with Christ. This program is designed to empower you to discover your purpose, identify your core values, and create monthly and daily goals that will move you forward to enlarge your capacity to DREAM BIG. 

This planner is large and fairly heavy. For me, I plan to keep this at my desk to use daily. It isn't something I would carry around. It is hardcover and comes with a nice slip case. It is all quite nice. There is also a nice softcover matching notebook. I have the dark blue but it comes in other colors too. I like that it has a ribbon marker to help you know where you left off. This planner isn't dated so it could be started any time. There is space to look at a month at a glance, as well as each day and each week. There is also a lot of space to help work through your goals in various areas of your life: Spiritual, Career, Financial, Relationship, Health and Fitness and Personal Development. For people who like to use paper and write things down, this is an especially nice planner. It is also a gratitude journal and health tracker. There is a lot that this journal can help you with through the whole year and the website can add value to the whole package with the assessment. There is a code to scan or you can visit the link to get your assessment.

The Father I Pray Teen Prayer Journal was created to help children develop a habit of praying. The company has resources for younger children as well on their website. These resources were created when the author's son was little and they were teaching him to  pray the Scriptures and engage with God's promises every day. They have been helping him engage this way through the years. 

This journal is thin and would also fit in a book bag or back pack to travel with a Bible as needed. There are a lot of relevant topics covered in the teen prayer journal: Salvation, Self-Control, Distractions, Friendship and many more. Each reading includes: Bible reading and Prayer prompts, Space to reflect on each day's reading, space for a to-do list, and space to write a short gratitude journal. I no longer have a teenager, but this could be especially nice for homeschooling teens to use.

Check out this giveaway to enter by December 27. Residents age 18 and older could win one of three prizes including the planner and journal reviewed here: https://www.blessedfreebies.com/stay-true-daily-planner-father-i-pray.html

I received a copy of this planner through FrontGate Media and the author. All opinions within this review are my own. 

The company has offered a discount code to my followers for 10 percent off of their purchases until January 31, 2023. Use code, FIP10. 

Adult Planner Purchase Link: https://bit.ly/StayTruePlanner

Teen Planner Purchase Link: https://bit.ly/3UREU6o

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