September 2023 | Calendars

With two weeks of school now under our belts we can safely say we still don't have it all together. I've been frantically leveling books and throwing together PowerPoints while the Mr.'s been trying to keep his cool (Literally because of the lack of air-conditioning.) while learning new curriculums, new students, new teammates, and a new school. I wonder, will we ever coast through the beginning of a school year or will it always start in a rush?

What about you? Have you started yet or are you still in preparation mode? Whatever stage we find you, we are praying for you to find peace in the chaos and hope for your frustrations.

Here's what we're offering on the September 2023 Wolfe Stew menu:

September 2023 Ideas for EVERY Day

Add "Would you rather..." questions into your daily holiday festivities this September to welcome even more JOY. (Also available at our TPT store.)

Also, consider sampling our JOY for Today posts, where we celebrate selected days throughout the year by offering facts, connections, scripture, quotes, and activity suggestions. Check out these posts for upcoming September holidays:
  • Labor Day (September's First Monday)
  • Patriot Day (September 11th Annually)
  • Fall Equinox (When the Sun crosses the Celestial Equator from North to South - Generally September 21st-23rd)

September 2023 Growth for Today Calendar

Join us as we study the concluding poem of Proverbs 31. Men, before you run away, we know this applies to you, too. We analyze each verse from several perspectives, as wives, husbands, Christ's brides, and Godly wisdom. But first, we build background by defining words, reading commentaries, and working out our own interpretations. Twenty-two verses in 365 days. We are taking it slow by digging deep. Throughout this study, our prayer is that we better understand how to wisely interact with each other and God. If this sounds like a growth opportunity for you, we would love to have you join us. Just download the calendar (or bookmark this page) and jump in at any time. In September, we are learning what it means to be NECESSARY.

We will post our Wolfe Notes weekly as a glimpse into our growth journey or as an opportunity to "catch up" on any days missed.


September's Focus

  • Trait: Necessary
  • Verses: Proverbs 31:20 and 31:24.

Weekly Overview

We provide structure and resources we found interesting but encourage you to go where the Holy Spirit leads. Ask questions, wrestle. Struggling through scripture with God shows your desire to learn. He promises to give us wisdom if we ask; so, ask (James 1:5). Seek and find. Keep your mind open to the Holy Spirit's leading and prepare to be remade. We're being remade right along with you!

Last year, our September goal was to resist unrighteous choices by seeking God's presence. 

BLANK 2023 Calendars

These blank calendars are yours to use as you please: for planning, scheduling, goal-tracking, or our monthly challenge (see below). You have your choice of monthly Bible verses or inspirational quotes. 

September 2023's challenge: Daily share with someone else why they are necessary.

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Download your Proverbs 31 Inspired 2023 Calendar


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Download your Kid-Friendly 2023 Calendar


You, my dear friends, are needed. The light you brightly and selflessly shine is greedily absorbed by the learners you lead. The efforts you labor to produce, though frequently unnoticed, do not whither and fade, but blossom and bloom. Energize yourself by remaining in God's light, then goodness and mercy will follow.

Growing with You,


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