2027 New Day Planner
Introducing our newest planner! Customize your weekly start date and view to match your style. Build the planner you'll love that will keep you organized and focused on what truly matters to you!
Our Planning Approach
Every week is like a blank slate waiting to uncover the goodness that can come from it. New Day Planners are thoughtfully designed to help us sift through life's daily decisions and to plan with intention. This is our tool to stay organized with everyday schedules while keeping our eyes on Him.
Faith Driven
Our faith infused yearly, seasonal, and weekly guides provide structure to help us discern and prioritize what matters most, so we can thrive and flourish right where God has us! Whether its home life, personal goals, or loving others well, we can step into our day in alignment with His leading and our next steps.
What You Can Expect
Reflect On Last Year and Reset for the Year ahead
Start your year with purpose. Prayerfully reflect on what you've accomplished and learned, then envision what God is leading you towards in the coming year. Take time to consider your personal and professional aspirations while seeking clarity on your priorities. This meaningful reflection helps you identify what truly matters and keeps you aligned with your goals and values moving forward.
Realign Intentions Every Four Months Based on How Life is Unfolding
While establishing our dreams for the year is important, the reality is that life moves in seasons. That's why we've intentionally divided the year into three four-month sections, giving you natural moments to reflect, reset, and realign your intentions with what's actually unfolding in your life.
View Each Month for Planning Ease
Get a complete view of each month at once. Plan with confidence when you can see everything that matters. Our dated planners feature U.S. holidays and Christian celebrations, so nothing important gets missed.
Establish a Path to Weekly Organization and Prioritization
Set aside 20 minutes before your week begins to spend time in prayer and reflection. Ask God to guide you toward what matters most — what He's calling you to be and to do. Step into your week with confidence and purpose.
Confidently Plan the Week ahead with Structured guidance
Weekly guides help you establish structure and turn this page into your command central. Use the weekly sections — Verse, Remember This, To Do List, Habit Tracker, and Notes — to structure your plan. Reference the four guiding questions on the sides of the page to evaluate whether each task deserves a spot in your schedule. This simple filter keeps your focus on what truly matters.
Set Our Minds on Him
This is where our planners differ. Each week, you'll write and reflect on a Scripture verse you chose, letting it shape your thoughts throughout the day. We've built in dedicated space for you to capture a verse that speaks to your heart as you seek God's direction for the week ahead. The Faith Builder section at the back gives you room to record your prayers and document how God has answered them. It's beautifully simple, yet deeply transformative.
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Monday-Sunday Weekly View
Start your planner Monday and end on Sunday. See Monday-Thursday on the...
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Sunday-Saturday Weekly View
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Helpful Tips to Planner Success
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How to Successfully Use a Planner All Year Long
Read the GuideMy planner is a treasure cove and a place to help order the ramblings of my heart and mind. And today I’m peeling back the curtains to show you how I successfully use my planner all year long and how you can too!
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4 Questions to Help Prioritize Our Week (Part 1)
Read Part 1We at New Day Planners, want to help everyone keep pace in life. So we created four questions we can ask ourselves each week to help us prioritize what is truly important. Starting today, and over the next three blog posts, I will unfold one question at a time, so we can really process it together. Let’s dive in!
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Your Annual Planner Setup Guide
View Setup GuideThe time spent reflecting on last year, and prayerfully considering what’s next, was well spent and brought refreshment to my soul.