We are pleased to announce our latest project, a documentary about the growing number of young women resolving to stay at home until marriage. Released worldwide earlier this year, “Return of the Daughters” explores the vision of these young ladies and celebrates the glories of the biblical family.
“The Return of the Daughters” can be purchased here: http://www.firstpacificmedia.com/store/
I bought this DVD documentary this past week at the Homeschool Conference. I kind of knew what it was about due to the book I read, So Much More. The book made me think in ways that I had never thought before. (Definately not the way I was raised.)
It has a Biblically based foundation to it that I think our Christian culture has lost (forgotten?) It deals with raising daughters in the 21st century and how to take a more Biblical stand in raising our daughters for the glory of Christ while using the Bible as the ONLY foundation to which we look.
The documentary shows several daughters and how they chose to stay with their families, under the protection of their Fathers, until they marry. (if that is the way The Lord leads.) Sounds radical in today's culture doesn't it? But the question I have to ask is,"Is this Biblically correct?" I definately see that it is. I mean, aren't women (wives) taught in scripture to be under the headship of their husbands? Well, how do we train our daughters to obey this commandment if we don't teach them. What better way to learn this Biblical principal than to have daughters (who willingly want to) stay under the protection and headship of their protectors (Fathers) until marriage? Hmmmmm? Are you getting mad or a slight bit irritated while reading this?
I know that if I had seen this commentary or heard it from a Man of God a few years ago, I would have been.
I mean who on earth wants to raise submissive daughters to be under the protection of their Father until a time appointed by God ? Aren't we suppose to send them away to learn that? That's not really the point though. The point is to take a look at our culture and see how we are raising our daughters to react to it. Do they follow the crowd? Or do they want to follow Christ? Do we want something different for our daughters, a better more Biblical something? Or do we just want to do the same thing that everybody else is doing, Christian/NON Christian? Aren't we called to be seperate? Are we not called to be different?
Well, you would have to read the book, So Much More, or watch the DVD-documentary to understand where I am coming from. Definately something to think about.
(Just know that as me me and my house, we will serve The Lord!)
Bless all who pass this way!
Amanda <><
II Corinthians 5:7







We are still praying for rain though and know that The Lord will provide in His time.
At least the pain is gone!
I will not complain though. When The Lord wants me to have a new computer, He will send me the funds. Give Him praise in ALL things, good and bad.
it was SO much fun. It has been a long time since I did that. The water was calm and it was low tide so I decided to have some fun with the kids. I actually out lasted them in the water.
Here's the problem, she will read a whole series within a week. We are talking upwards to 7 books in one week. I have a hard time keeping up with her. Finding the books is altogether another story.




