Having worked with youth over the years I can tell you that young girls (women even) are searching for significance. Our enemies tell us, as females, that our significance lies in how we look and the attention that we command from others. Unfortunately we have fallen for the lie and this has led to increasingly immodest clothing and the s*xu*lizing of our entire culture. It has also led to our seeking our esteem in ourselves and others rather than in who we are in Christ. Ashamedly, I must honestly admit that I have fallen prey to this lie, and you can read about that and what I want to teach m daughters here.
But the seed on good soil stands for those with an honest and good heart. They hear the message. They keep it in their hearts. They remain faithful and produce a good crop.
The Dirt On Me
I am a husband loving, child adoring, homeschooling, grace-based parenting, nature loving, organic gardening, flip flop wearing, wheat grinding, bread baking, art enjoying, music loving, free thinking, God worshipping, prayer believing, status quo challenging, whole-food eating, home loving, always questioning, truth seeking, Jesus loving, blessing claiming, over analyzing, continually growing, Scripture studying, overcoming, ever wondering Daughter of the King, wife to one wonderful & wacky husband, and mommy to 2 lovely & lively princesses (and a crazy beagle too!)
• Little Buttercup = Our oldest Daughter (6 Years old)
• Baby Buttercup = Our youngest daughter (10 Months old)
• Buttercup = ME
• Farm Boy = My Dear Husband
• If you don't understand the names "Buttercup" and "Farm Boy" then you simply MUST see The Princess Bride ... our favorite movie!
