Gospel Minded Mama

For the past few years, my family and I have frequented our local library, as I'm sure many families do. It’s a place where children can be introduced to the world of books, imagination, and learning. However, during our visits, I noticed something that didn’t sit well with me: the children's section was often filled with books promoting political agendas and topics that were simply not appropriate for young minds. Now, I understand that libraries are supposed to be spaces for free expression and freedom of speech. I know that librarians often make decisions on what books to display based on their own perspectives or interests. But when it comes to the children’s section of the library, there is a clear distinction that must be made. This space is for children, and it should reflect child-appropriate material that nurtures their minds and souls in a healthy, loving way. As a mother, I couldn’t just stand by and let my children be exposed to things that were, in my opinion, to...

  I recently watched a super interesting debate with Candace Owens and a bunch of feminists. One part really stuck out: the feminists tried to trap Candace by saying she believes a woman's value comes from how men see her, especially based on a woman's past relationships. But I think they totally missed the point, and it's something worth talking about. watch the video here: https://youtu.be/UyzbSeVBxvk?si=jpVJIU-xz58T4ZfR My view is that it's not about what men think. It's about how a woman sees herself and, even deeper, her value as a person made in God's image. Your Worth Isn't Up for Debate First off, a woman's true value isn't something a guy can give her or take away. It's not based on who she dates or how many partners she's had. From my perspective, a woman's worth comes from the fact that she's made in the image of God. That means she has a deep, built-in value that can't be changed or messed with by anyone else's opi...