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.