Spiritual Seeds Planner

Top Tips for Creating Good Habits

Traditionally we think of fasting or giving up something for Lent. What if you made a list of your aspirations for this Easter Season? How would you use the next...

February 26, 2020 — Julie Rood

Habits Reveal What We Worship

If I asked you if you had any bad habits, what would you say? How about good habits? Habits can be very telling, but ultimately, they reveal what we consider...

February 06, 2020 — Julie Rood

Weekly Cultivation-Time for Action!

Weekly Cultivation We’re two weeks into the new year and our Spiritual Seeds Planner. The Annual Fruit Inspection was insightful and choosing a Fruit of the Month with cultivating...

January 17, 2020 — Leann Maxwell-Muir

Monthly Planning Spiritual Seeds Planner

Welcome to the Fruit of the Month Club. No, there will not be a box of luscious fruit on your doorstep each month. The fruit we’re talking about is much more satisfying. It’s the Fruit of the Spirit, which has no limit and no law against it! Think about it, something we can indulge in everyday without restraint or regret. There’s nothing else like it. And, I can’t even imagine opposition. Who would oppose more LOVE, JOY, PEACE, PATIENCE, KINDNESS, GOODNESS, FAITHFULNESS, GENTLENESS, SELF CONTROL? Let’s dig in!

January 05, 2020 — Leann Maxwell-Muir

New Year Revelation!

Traditional New Year’s resolutions are like promises we make to ourselves, our hopes and dreams for the future.

We have one resolution; to live a life led by the Holy Spirit. It is only by the power and presence of the Holy Spirit living in us that we can change and be changed.

December 30, 2019 — Leann Maxwell-Muir

The Planning Paradigm Shift

After a RECALIBRATION trip this summer, my sister and I came home energized on how to plan out our lives. I thought a vision board would be inspiring. Instead it was kind of disappointing. I couldn’t figure it out. I began to feel a sense of defeat, like all this planning was fruitless and stupid.

Quietly, the Holy Spirit revealed what was troubling me. It should be God’s vision for our life, not ours. Wow!

More excited than ever, my sister and I started thinking; how can we be more intentional about growing spiritual fruit? Then it hit us; plan it. The goal is already defined. Focus on one spiritual fruit at a time. Record and track efforts with results daily.

December 05, 2019 — Leann Maxwell-Muir

A Legacy of Love and Creativity

Leann and I grew up in a large Catholic family. We have 3 other siblings, an older sister and brother, and one younger sister. So we're in the middle! Our...

November 03, 2019 — Julie Rood