Why a Pet is More Than a Gift, It’s a Chance for Responsibility
It’s the age-old plea of kids everywhere: “Mooooom can we get a dog? I promise I’ll walk her and clean up after her every day!” Girls see … Read More
Feelings are Not Her Identity, But God Holds Her Secure
The world tells us, and our kids, that the way we feel determines our reality. But with this mentality, those struggling with depression would be truly worthless. … Read More
Teach Her that Courage is the Power to Overcome Fear & Move Forward
When’s the last time you witnessed someone choose the easy thing over the right thing? It happens a lot! Just think—if it were easier to return a … Read More
Don’t Let Your Fear of Saying the Wrong Thing Keep You from Important Conversations
Blame it on growing up in a cancel culture of intolerance and unforgiveness—it feels like there is nothing more offensive to your daughter than saying the wrong … Read More
Finding Her Vocation Reveals God’s Fullness in Her
Is your daughter discerning her vocation? To the world, the word “vocation” refers simply to an occupation, but to Christians, vocation is so much more than work—it … Read More
Guide Your Girl Into a Healthy Relationship with Her Emotions
According to findings by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, there are 27 distinct and unique human emotions. The list includes emotions like admiration and nostalgia … Read More
A Godly Legacy is Both Caught and Taught
“Lecture all you want, but raising good kids is more caught than taught.” This approach to authentic parenting comes from a well-intentioned heart—it really does! But have … Read More
You Are Not Enough…But Christ Is!
God is not interested in your perfection, rather, in making us Holy. Holy like HE is Holy. Does this feel daunting? In a world that says, “you … Read More
Evaluate Your Family’s Norms to Make Way for New Experiences
Researchers at New York University found that people who incorporate new experiences into their daily schedule can actually feel happier than those who cling to the same … Read More
In the Wake of Information Overload, Help Your Girl Set Boundaries
American teens average nine screen time hours each day. During that time, they send an average of 60 texts, scroll social media, binge watch shows—oftentimes attempting to … Read More
Why Crushing on Someone ISN’T the Mark of a Godly Girl
Think back to the first person who turned your eye. Not just as friends, but as “more than friends”. Our culture describes these feelings as a “crush”. … Read More
When Salty Words Communicate Christ More than Sass
Having the last word, the hot take, or the good comeback seemingly drives our communication these days, especially online. Society elevates the one who can render another … Read More