Well, the 'toy store' was actually just Lifeway on campus at the seminary. But to Nella, it was as awesome as any toy store! We took her to the back to look at the children's books. We thought she'd run right to the huge TV playing Veggie Tales, but she didn't. She did, however, run right to a pink princess play set! Such a little girl! Naturally drawn to a plaything that reinforces something she already believes; that the world revolves around her and everyone is here to serve her!
Next she discovered the
Dr. Mohler bobble head. What fun!
Perhaps you'd like one for yourself! Perhaps you'd rather have that
C. H. Spurgeon painting.
Well, the 'toy store' was actually just Lifeway on campus at the seminary. But to Nella, it was as awesome as any toy store! We took her to the back to look at the children's books. We thought she'd run right to the huge TV playing Veggie Tales, but she didn't. She did, however, run right to a pink princess play set! Such a little girl! Naturally drawn to a plaything that reinforces something she already believes; that the world revolves around her and everyone is here to serve her!
Then she spotted the princess scepter! While we'll obviously teach Nella that Christ taught that true greatness means to be the servant of all, I think it's ok that she'll like to play with pretty, pink, princessy things.
1 comment:
So sweet! Girly things are just so much fun. That bobble head of Dr. Mohler is hilarious!!! I never knew such a thing existed. Might have to get our hubbies those for graduation. Just kidding! :)
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