On the Go? Be Sure You’re Going with God
Fall is in full swing, and this means your family is likely on the GO! With the swirling list of activities, what is usually the first to … Read More
In the Road to Maturity, Teach her to “Bear the Cost”
If you were to get a call from your daughter while she’s at school, and she asked you to bring the homework she left on the kitchen … Read More
From Thank-Yous to Heartfelt Needs: Your Girls Prayer Life
If you’re a praying family, you probably hear this often to begin your girl’s prayers: “Dear God, thank you for this day. Thank you for…” This is … Read More
How the Habit of Two Family Meals per Week can Change Your Life
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
When She is Afraid, Release Her Words to Speak Biblical Truth
“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
In Family Devotions, What to do when You Don’t Know What It Means
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
Why it’s Important for Your Girl to see You Recommit to Your Spouse
“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
Include the Whole Family in Developing a Family Giving Plan
What is your family’s strategy on giving? Do you throw a dollar here, $10 there, and drop some change in the offering plate on Sundays? While the … Read More
Does Your Girl get a Daily Dose of Sun-Sourced Vitamin D?
Health professionals are reporting higher rates of vitamin D deficiency in children. Why is this concerning? This vitamin is associated with a myriad of processes in a … Read More
How to Raise a Godly Girl without Fear of Post-High-School Drift
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
How to Educate Your Girl: Walking Through the Options
In today’s cultural climate, the question of how Christians should educate children has garnered time in the spotlight. It’s an important decision! Out of all the choices … Read More
When Your Family Doesn’t Look Like the Traditional Norm
Families don’t always fit the nostalgic norms these days. God loves the family—deeply. And He cares about His Image being preserved and shown through our families. If … Read More