Live for Jesus. Excel in Agriculture. Make Disciples.
Live for Jesus. Excel in Agriculture. Make Disciples.
Redeeming the Dirt is the ministry of Noah Sanders that seeks to equip Christians to connect their faith and farming. It does this through providing training and resources to help people live for Jesus, excel in agriculture, and make disciples. Redeeming the Dirt is a part of the international Foundation for Farming network and promotes …
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We have an upcoming, hands-on training in Alabama for those interested in impacting their community through mastering and teaching the basic principles of Foundations for Farming. There is a growing need in our troubled times for people to learn how to grow food in a simple, uncomplicated manner that produces joy and freedom in their …
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Do you want to grow your own food without needing the grocery store? One of the key elements to achieving food freedom is to produce your own supply of living compost! God has designed the soil with a built-in fertilizer factory if we just create the right conditions. But many people struggle with understanding the …
Read MoreRedeeming the Dirt Academy provides agricultural coaching, courses, and community from a Christian Worldview.
Get practical training at our Foundations for Farming Training Station in Alabama.
On the Redeeming the Dirt Podcast we talk about connecting faith and farming.
Do you want to use gardening to feed your family, serve people in your community, and share the hope of Jesus with others? If so consider praying about joining us for our Foundations for Farming Trainer’s Training this fall, October 7th-11th, 2024 where you will get personalized training in the Well-Watered Garden Project, feeding a …
Food and farming matters to God because they are part of his design and creation and impact the life and health of every person on earth. But Satan also cares, because the control of food and farming brings opportunities and power for his agenda of death, theft, and slavery. As we seek to be faithful …
In the United States most of us receive our daily necessities of food, water, energy, shelter and sanitation from the ‘grid’, a complex system of production and distribution. This grid is a historically unprecedented economic system that is characterized by specialization, centralization, complication, and communication. It is incredible in its ability to create and supply …