Founding Collection · $75 for the first 50 planners, then $85
A home for everything you carry
The dentist appointment. The field trip form. Everyone's birthdays, and the prayer list on the fridge. You carry everyone's everything, and you still make room for the Word. The Kingdom Agenda keeps it all with faith in the structure and beauty on the page.
Planners have become glorified datebooks.
Your phone already keeps the appointments, so the planner aisle filled up with niches and pretty pages of busywork. We think a planner is for planning, and planning is for stewarding what God has placed in your care this season. (We like stickers too, for the record.) So every month in The Kingdom Agenda opens with a focus and a prayer list. Every week asks how you'll keep the sabbath. And the year closes by asking what God has done for you before it asks what you've done for Him.
Inside the 234 pages
Undated from the first page to the last. Begin wherever the year finds you.
Dear Self & an opening prayer
Begin with a letter to yourself about the year ahead, and a prayer over the pages and the woman who will fill them.
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The Roadmap
Three questions about where you are and where God is leading, each followed by time to pray. Then your vision, laid across four quarters.
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Visualize the Vision
A dotted spread for images, symbols and faith declarations, beside Anchoring Scriptures: a prayer jar on a page.
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Monthly Outlook & calendar
A focus that drives the month, your priorities, a prayer list and a full calendar spread, with room to date the prayers He answers.
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Weekly Outlook & the week ahead
Each week opens by looking back at its blessing and its opportunity, then asks how you'll keep the gift of sabbath. A seven-day spread follows.
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Monthly Review & Year in Review
Start, stop, continue. Targets made and missed, with the missed ones brought to prayer instead of guilt. The year closes with "Next year I…, Lord willing."
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Notes pages & a folder pocket
Dotted notes pages, because you'll want the room, and a pocket for the member worksheets you print.
Details matter
12 undated months. Write the month once and the dates as you go · Letter size, 8.5 × 11 in, made to live on your desk with room to think on every page · 140 gsm paper · Gold wire-o binding that lies flat · 234 pages · A floral bookmark and a folder pocket · Scripture from the ESV · Arrives in a soft touch gift box
A year in The Visionaries Club, included
Your planner comes with twelve months of members-only access at thevisionpages.com. Each month brings new tools to print for your folder pocket or use on your iPad, with teaching for the season you're in.
• A monthly one-pager and worksheet
• Monthly teaching
• A downloadable year-at-a-glance calendar
• Coming soon: the Vision Pages Library, where every month's tools are shelved, and the Prayer Room, with prayer templates and scriptures to pray by topic
Will It Fit?
It's for you if
- • You want a planner that's Christ-centered and beautiful, and you're tired of being told to choose.
• You'd rather begin in April than wait for January.
• You plan at a desk or a kitchen table, in full sentences.
• You'd like each month to close with gratitude beside the targets.
It isn't for you if
- • You love hourly time-blocking. There are no half-hour boxes here.
• You need a planner that fits in your purse. (Unless you love a tote bag.)
• You want every date printed for you.
Why I made it
I wanted a Christian planner that was also beautiful, and I couldn't see why loving Christ meant settling for paper you can read through and the same cursive font on everything. So I stopped searching the deep wide interwebs and drew the pages by hand. I chose the paper. I printed prototypes and started again. Fifteen years of managing projects taught me how to build a plan, and this is the one I built for a life that belongs to Him.
Founder, Vision Pages
FAQ
How do I get into The Visionaries Club?
After your order, you'll receive an email to set up your member login. Your twelve months begin when you activate your membership.
Do I need the Planning Like a Steward workbook?
No. The Kingdom Agenda stands on its own. The workbook is a seven-day guided start to the Stewardship Cycle, there if you'd like a slower beginning.
What if I stop using it partway through?
Then you pick it back up. Undated means a missed week is a blank page, not a wasted one, and every Weekly Outlook opens by looking back, so returning is built in. Some planners are built to be finished. This one is built to be returned to.
Do you ship outside the US?
Not yet. The free guide and the Planning Like a Steward workbook are digital, so they reach you anywhere.
Not ready for a whole year?
Start with two pages. The Stewardship Cycle™ (Lite) is the free framework behind The Kingdom Agenda, and it changes the first question you ask when you plan.