And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us,
And establish the work of our hands for us;
Yes, establish the work of our hands. – Psalm 90:17
I believe that my clothing must glorify God.
I believe that if what I wear is making me be someone I am
not, then I am not glorifying God.
I believe that I wear the clothes that I wear so that guys,
and others will notice and compliment me, then I am not glorifying God.
I believe that if I choose my clothing on the basis that I want
to fit in with the fashion trends, then I am not glorifying God, but going
after fashion as my idol.
Basically, when I choose clothes, anything that is tight,
and shows every curve of my body shape, if it has a low neckline that shows any
part of my breasts in any way and any action (bending down etc.), if it is
shorter than my knees, than it is immodest.
But don’t drop me out as a ‘frump’! I still like to look
beautiful, I just know that beauty isn’t everything. I like wearing ankle long
beach dresses, knee-length skirts with tights underneath, and I love my boots.
God isn’t telling you that you cannot be tasteful, that you have to be unfashionable and wear bland clothes that cover every inch of skin. He is saying He has an even better way. That by being modest, at the end of the day, is more beautiful.
God isn’t telling you that you cannot be tasteful, that you have to be unfashionable and wear bland clothes that cover every inch of skin. He is saying He has an even better way. That by being modest, at the end of the day, is more beautiful.
Love others more than you love yourself. We are here to
serve others, even in our clothing.
~ Meggie
Check out Christa Taylor, a young woman who has embraced
modesty with her blog: http://www.empoweredtraditionalist.com/ where she posts
about modesty, and where you can find some great modest clothing.
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