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Biblical Planning for Women

Biblical Planning for Women

By: Heidi Cooper
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Summary

This podcast is for Christian women—especially wives and mothers—who feel scattered, forgetful, and overwhelmed by the daily responsibilities of home, homeschooling, and family life. If you’re trying to follow Scripture faithfully but struggle to stay consistent, organized, and present in your responsibilities, you’re in the right place.


You’ll learn how to manage your home and time using biblical principles and practical systems that actually work in real life. We’ll talk about creating simple planning rhythms, using a physical planner effectively, aligning your life with Sabbath and biblical cycles, and applying Scripture in a way that supports your daily responsibilities—not adds to your overwhelm.


You don’t need more ideas—you need structure that supports your life. This podcast helps you get out of your head and into a steady, manageable rhythm so you can stop forgetting what matters, follow through on your responsibilities, and grow in your walk with Yah without feeling constantly behind.

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Episodes
  • The Gift of Rest

    The Gift of Rest
    May 7 2026

    In this episode of Biblical Planning for Women, we talk about why so many women feel exhausted even when they’ve technically rested—and how a weekly rhythm of Sabbath can bring real restoration.

    You’ll learn why rest is not wasted time, how biblical rest reflects trust in God, and simple ways to create a peaceful weekly reset for your family.

    If you’re tired of living in constant catch-up mode, this episode may be the reset you’ve been missing.

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    Download the free ebook 'Planning with Purpose': https://www.torahfamilyliving.com/ready-to-learn-about-planning/
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    24 mins
  • Building a weekly rhythm that actually works

    Building a weekly rhythm that actually works
    Apr 30 2026

    In this episode of Biblical Planning for Women, we talk about why so many women feel behind before the week even begins—and how a simple weekly rhythm can change that.

    You’ll learn the difference between a rigid schedule and a flexible rhythm, why recurring weekly patterns reduce stress, and how to create a simple reset that helps you lead your home with more peace and clarity.

    If you’re tired of starting every week from scratch, this episode will help you build a rhythm that actually works.

    Download the free ebook 'Planning with Purpose' - https://www.torahfamilyliving.com/ready-to-learn-about-planning/
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    16 mins
  • The Power of Writing things down

    The Power of Writing things down
    Apr 23 2026

    In this episode of Biblical Planning for Women, we talk about one simple habit that can dramatically reduce overwhelm: writing things down.

    If you constantly feel like you’re trying to remember everything—meals, appointments, tasks, and responsibilities—this episode will help you understand why that approach isn’t working and what to do instead.

    We’ll walk through the real reason your mind feels overloaded, a biblical perspective on writing things down, and a simple, practical way to start getting everything out of your head and into a system you can trust.

    If you’re ready to feel less scattered and more steady in your daily life, this is a powerful place to begin.

    Get your free ebook Planning with Purpose: https://www.torahfamilyliving.com/ready-to-learn-about-planning/

    Take a look at our custom planners: https://www.torahfamilyliving.com/product/torah-family-living-planner/
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    17 mins
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