My Mind is a Garden

Jaide’s grandparents believe that the better we think, the better we live. They are convinced that confident, creative and purposeful lives are the result of corresponding thoughts.

In “My Mind is a Garden”, Pop-Pop and Granny refer to Jaide’s mind as a “garden”, and her thoughts as “seeds”. Consequently, they encourage young Jaide to plant Bible-based “thought-seeds” in her “mind-garden” promising their granddaughter: “What you plant will grow; what you grow will show.”

With an air of sophistication, coupled with child-like trust, Jaide plants God’s words in her “mind-garden”.

When God’s words are the “seeds” planted in their minds, our children will have the benefit of a purposeful life, plus the privilege of a personal relationship with their Creator.