SMV: Dating, College, Teen Marriage? Feminine Success Strategies 

Hi Hannah! Ah this is such an amazing testimony, thank you so much for sharing this. So excited for you guys. We pray that you have the most beautiful blessed pregnancy and that God would bless you in many ways!

Leslie, thank you so much for sharing your testimony with this! What a blessing it is to read and you addressed all the concerns people mention with getting married and having children young! Praise God and God bless you and your family!

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What a beautiful testimony! Thank you so much for sharing this and God bless you and your family!!

19 years is TOO young.

Thank you so much for sharing this Sharon! God bless you and your family!

Amen, so true, thanks Mags!

Hi Sarah! Praise God, what a great testimony with your girls! And the skills they have, wow, I know God is preparing good men for them! Thank you for your encouragement always!

Thank you so much Jennifer for sharing your story with this topic. We pray that God leads the right people to see this. May God bless you and your family ❤

Your children struggled because you're abusive and you don't understand what pedophilia is. Your children struggled because you take the word of a book written 2,000 years ago over basic facts, and even when you didn't believe in the Bible your systems of deciding what information were correct were clearly just as corrupt. Your children struggled because you were a bad mother who abused them. It's not because you weren't Godly enough.

Raising your kid to believe that they should be married as soon as possible, is supporting systematic rape and pedophilia.

@@dawn3050 I would never have given consent for my daughter to be married as a minor.

@@jennifera4872 there isn't some magical change at midnight on your 18th birthday that makes you ready to marry absolutely anyone. In fact in 18 year old is very much still a minor by every psychological standard there is. Their brain is not fully developed and neither is their body, it's still dangerous for them to get pregnant and give birth, and most 18-year-olds do not have anything close to financial stability or know for sure what they want for their future. The fact that you think it's a good idea to raise a child who doesn't even know what marriage is yet with the idea that as soon as they can possibly consent they should go get married is 100% forcing someone too young into marriage.

Praise God, what a great testimony!

Hi Abigail, praise God, we are so thankful this was an encouragement to you! You've got a great head on your shoulders for a twenty year old! God bless you and your future husband!

hahaha glad you liked the shirt, he got it soon after arriving in America! And thank you guys so much for always encouraging us with these videos, yall are such a blessing!

Praise God, what an amazing testimony! God bless you guys!

Thank you so much, praise God it was an encouragement, God bless you!

Hi Anna! Thank you for your encouragement and sounds like you are planting many seeds, praise God and God bless you and your family!

Amen, thank you so much!!

Hi Maria, thanks for reaching out! We are praying for you. God sees you in secret and He will reward you openly. Yes, you know what to do. Submit to your dad with a cheerful spirit and full faith that God sees you and will reward you. You can do university while keeping your virtue and beauty, by keeping this priority of marriage and children in front of you. Don't get discouraged by the culture, keep praying for your husband. Feel free to email me if you ever need encouragement along the way! My email is homewithkelli.co@gmail.com or if you have instagram dm me @homewithkelli

@@ScottandKelli Thank you so much, that's exactly what I needed to hear ❤❤ you guys and your channel have been such an encouragement to me, thank you for making content like this 😊

Thank you for sharing your testimony with this Sandra! Praise God for where you are now and how faithful he is to direct your steps! God bless you!

Thank you Kevin, God bless you!

Hi, thank you! We have video on this coming soon!

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Hi Melody! So glad you like the book!! And I am definitely going to check out this channel, thank you!! I don't have a pasta maker yet, I'm hoping that is something I will begin to explore next year. I also wanted to let you know, I got an email this evening that the Harvest grain mill is having a flash sale, $50 off. They still haven't approved me as an affiliate, but it's a great deal if you wanted to get one!!

Ah I love this sooo much! God bless you guys Rita!!

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Hi Missy, I watched this whole video to try and find what part you are commenting from and I'm not finding it. But in other videos where we do talk about beauty and virtue, we encourage women to max out their natural beauty (eating well, taking care of themselves, wearing nice clothes). This is a very practical way of honoring your husband or future husband, and honoring God in stewarding the temple He gave us. I just did a video on my Home with Kelli channel where I talk about my journey with wearing dresses, and a lot of the questions you asked I specifically talked about there.

There are a lot of factors at play, especially in these times, for why a woman may be over their late 20s and still unmarried. I'd like to say that pursuing a career and college education is something that someone else can never take away from you. There are a lot of uncertainties in life, there is loss and marriages do fail even with the best of intentions. Going to college and pursuing meaningful work serves society and children. Women in career roles should know that the inspiration of their lives is enough too. These things do matter because they are part of a woman's journey and show the unfolding fruits of her labor. She is blessed by God to work with her talents just as much as the young mother and homemaker is. Equally loved and valued. If anyone else reads my response, please consider that your time at college can be a deepening time of friendships, faith, intellect, and knowing yourself and God's prompting in you heart 100% before making a lifelong commitment to someone. It's also a time to date and meet new people and flourish in social circles. If you do college smartly on a dime and are hard-working, intentional, sincere as you grow into new life roles, let yourself be surprised by God's goodness like Ruth was in the fields. And if you are still waiting on God and His masterful timing, may He comfort you and may we lift each other up for the hope of answered prayers.

Trying to figure out where in the Bible it says that women have no value after their late 20s…. 🤔

@@moriahw3947 Doesn't say they have no value silly woman. Women rapidly lose their marriage market value after their early 20's. This is a hard fact of life. Their attractiveness rapidly degrades, they become more set in their ways and less moldable to their husbands as they must be. Men are attracted to youth, femininity, beauty, and quiet and gental submissive demeanor. The older you get, the less quality men are interested. Virtually zero quality men are marrying women 30 and older unless their wife died or left. Them's da facts lady, don't get mad at reality, take it up with the creator of the universe who made us this way and currfnt liberal ideology for tricking you.

​@@moriahw3947 It's not biblical. It's this channel's and the previous commenter's cultural opinion, also negating what God says about our innate value irrespective of gender, marital status, and whether we have procreated or not. He says we are fearfully and wonderfully made in His image. Not only wonderful until the age of 29 then "downhill" from there if you are a woman... In actuality the Proverbs 31 woman is described as wise and virtuous, someone who has earned reward - this all suggests a passage of time and not simply abject youth. In fact, "Charm is deceitful, and beauty is vain, but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised." Proverbs 31:30. It's also said in the Bible that Abraham's wife Sarah was barren until old age - did God turn away Sarah because her value was "gone"? I was really rather perplexed why the original comment was liked by the channel creator (boys are born at zero value? college doesn't matter at all? might you explain?...), I hope they come to understand there are many women who struggle with infertility even earlier than these arbitrary age groups outlined by them, does this make them outside the scope of value? What if God calls them and others to be motherly in a different way or through adoption, teaching, or catechism? Their value is not declining nor are they the lesser choice because of their circumstances. Their value is solely as a loved and obedient daughter of the Most High. This thorn in their side is part of their faithful walk and not one that can be arbitrarily pigeon-holed by someone else. If they have sons they are infinitely loved, not zeros. If they go to school to develop their heart and intellect and meet new people, that MATTERS too. That is valuable. Women can study subjects that make them well-rounded, good teachers, mentors, wise accountants, etc. That LEARNED knowledge is valuable! I mostly wish they would explain what they mean by "value." If someone comes from a random part of the internet and clicks on this video and sees a comment like that, I don't blame them for walking way and even judging Christian women for comments like these. If Ashlee is solely meaning there is more value in fertile years for as woman, and if a woman is born with that ability and desire, then fine. I would say biologically you have favor on your side... but please be clear. This could be worded SO much better. I personally found it needlessly callous ...

@@ladycymbeline Really well said. I wish I could love your comment multiple times!