Deep Roots Beneath the Surface as the Fruit of the Spirit Grows in Her Heart
Ask your girl today, “Can a plant grow without roots?” Let her ponder this for a moment. Listen to her response and challenge her to see beneath … Read More
Ask your girl today, “Can a plant grow without roots?” Let her ponder this for a moment. Listen to her response and challenge her to see beneath … Read More
Have you ever walked through a pasture or wheat field? The tall grass provides protection for little critters like rabbits and field mice, but it also houses … Read More
Have you noticed the difference in your girl knowing something versus understanding it? Reminds me of the adage; “Knowledge is discovering that ketchup is made from tomatoes. … Read More
Family calendars are increasingly filled with a myriad of activities, American Heritage Girls meetings, mid-week church gatherings, sports, dance, and a partridge in a pear tree! I’m … Read More
“Mom, they told me my words were hateful—but all I said was that God loves them.” These conversations are happening more and more often with Christian girls … Read More
“Speak the true words, honey. Go ahead.” When your girl struggles to face a giant in her life—a big audition, overcoming extreme shyness in a new group, … Read More
When you instruct your daughter to do something—empty the dishwasher, clean the bathroom, take the homework folder out of her backpack—how many times does it take her … Read More
OK, you’ve taken the leap to start family Bible reading together. And so far, it’s gone pretty well. But then, “What does THAT mean?” blurts into the … Read More
“You’re still the one.” This line has woven itself into romantic song lyrics more than a few times in the last 40 years. Typically it is sung … Read More
Have you heard a government official or CEO describe themselves recently on the news as “gentle and lowly”? I bet you haven’t! Our modern culture has a … Read More
Through the adolescent years, your girl might have some creative ways to describe her relationships—especially with the opposite sex. Terms like “hanging out” and “more-than-friends” to “dating” … Read More
Historically, a post-high-school faith exodus typically happened once a family’s child turned 18 when they chose not to attend weekly worship services or live out their faith. … Read More