Come Follow Me 2027 Study Journal
One dated page a week for the 2027 New Testament year, with the chapters already printed.
52 weeks
US Letter + A4 · Instant download · Print at home
Printable planners, drawing courses and study journals
Each one gives you a plan to follow and a place to check off what you’ve done, so you can see your progress and keep going past the first week.
The printables
$8.99
Come Follow Me 2027 Kids
One page a week for a child to write, draw and colour in as the family reads the New Testament.
52 weeks
Come Follow Me 2027 Youth
One page a week for a teenager's own study of the New Testament.
52 weeks
FHE Planner 2027
Plan Monday night in five minutes: the song, the scripture, the lesson, the game and the treat, on one page.
52 weeks
ADHD Student Planner
An undated student planner built around starting: a Top 3, a first step under five minutes, and a time for every task.
3 tasks a day
30-Day Drawing Challenge
From wobbly first lines to a finished drawing you are proud of — in a month.
30 days
30-Day Watercolor Challenge
From a first flat wash to a finished little landscape, in 20 minutes a day.
30 days
Kids Reading Challenge
Fifteen minutes of reading a day, and one small task about the book, for a month.
30 days
26-Week Drawing Course
Six months of drawing practice with a clear plan for every week, starting from zero.
26 weeks
How it works
- 1
Download
As soon as you check out, the files show up in your Etsy account and your email.
- 2
Print
Any home printer and plain paper will do. Pick US Letter or A4, in full color or ink-saver.
- 3
Start
Do today's page and check it off. The next one is already waiting for you.
Made to keep you going after the first week.
Every kit has an order to work through, a way to track it, and regular points where you stop and look back. That’s what keeps a printable on your desk in week nine instead of at the bottom of a drawer.
Everything is made for a normal home printer. Each kit comes in US Letter and A4, and every page has an ink-saver version in light gray. Printing a sixty-page journal shouldn’t use up a whole ink cartridge.