Why Her Sense of Belonging Matters in the Hardest of Conversations
Every parent, even one from a faith-filled, and well-functioning family unit, will hear the hurtful words of a frustrated child. “I hate you” and “I wish I … Read More
Turning Away From God is Satan’s Strongest Desire for Us
It’s heart-wrenching to hear when pillars of the Christian community renounce their faith because of doubt in God. Especially when you’ve looked to them for inspiration … … Read More
God Works for Our Deepest Good, Even When We Can’t See It
Is your daughter struggling to see God’s goodness in the midst of difficulty? Sometimes it is easier to see God’s faithfulness when we look back over past … Read More
Your Words Have the Power to Heal and to Hurt Her
Girls can struggle with acceptance from peers and sometimes within their own families. The lack of maturity and perspective due to youthfulness can color their outlook on … Read More
Should Your Daughter Have Privacy From You?
It’s increasingly uncommon to find young girls who carry around a diary with lock and key in today’s digital world. An assortment of apps and social media … Read More
A Three-Pronged Approach to Your Daughter’s Depression
Have you noticed your daughter is in a bit of a funk lately? In a season of difficulty, it’s important to recognize when your daughter is sad … Read More
Be Content in Christ, Avoid Destination Disease
Do you often hear your daughter say things like “When _____ happens, then I’ll be happy.” If so, your daughter may be suffering from something called “destination … Read More
Avoid the Lecture Pattern through Christ-Like Questioning
How often do you find yourself lecturing your daughter? Whatever the cause of your frustration, remember this: lecturing your girl isn’t going to get your point across. … Read More
Why FOPO is Not the Way to Go
The fear of failure is the most common reason that we, as Christians, don’t step out in faith. It should come as no surprise why we’re so … Read More
God Calls the Tweens and Teens Lost Sheep Home
Does your daughter feel like an outcast? Left out from the crowd at school? Tween and teen years can be incredibly difficult for girls, but thankfully you’re … Read More
Triggered Might Signal a Need for Christian Counseling
Have you ever heard your daughter say “I’m triggered!” To be “triggered” is to be caused a negative emotional response—typically associated with some sort of PTSD. To … Read More
Do You Push to Perfection or Free Them to Fail?
Does your daughter feel free to fail? We know girls can feel chained by the expectation of perfection. We also see that kids today are driven by … Read More