If your girl is suddenly pining for some questionable items from your wardrobe of yesteryear, she’s not alone! Claw clips, platform shoes, fannypacks, and tiny handbags—what’s ‘old’ … Read More
With the hustle of everyday life, it can be challenging to snag a few quiet moments alone with the Lord. Between school, extra-curricular activities, and everything in … Read More
Tomorrow isn’t promised. Yet, tweens and teens especially tend to live as if there are a million tomorrows ahead. But God calls us to live with eternity, always … Read More
Recently, Facebook identified the danger their Instagram app is imposing upon young women. In an ‘insta-ready’ culture, girls value how they appear on a social app more … Read More
Balance is a term thrown around a lot by professionals, students, and busy moms alike. That somehow, the secret to achieving a manageable and happy life is … Read More
Adolescent death by suicide has reportedly grown from 5,000 to 6,120 American children—a nearly 20% increase over the past four years. 1.2 million children each year are … Read More
“The days are long, but the years are short” is a popular saying among seasoned parents and I’m here to tell you: it’s the truth! As a … Read More
Your girl may befriend, listen, and learn from others who are different from her, yet still find it challenging to understand their unique experiences. It’s important to … Read More
No child is perfect. They disobey…they fight with their siblings…sometimes they’re just downright hard to parent. For Christian parents looking for Godly advice on how to discipline … Read More
“To err is human”, so why do we give our kids so much grief when they make a mistake? For most of us, admitting to a mistake … Read More
There’s a phrase used by Biblical scholars to describe a pretty common human experience with reading Scripture—the Spirit of Truth and the Spirit of Error. Put simply, … Read More
According to Barna findings, 3 out of 4 teenagers have engaged in at least one type of psychic or witchcraft-related activity. The same study found that fewer … Read More