How to Develop Christ-Honoring Coping Mechanisms
Self-sabotage is defined as the behaviors or thought patterns that hold someone back. This behavior can rear its ugly head in a lot of different ways including … Read More
Guide Your Girl to Support Life in Every Stage
Each year, hundreds of thousands gather to march for life. To me, one of the most impactful signs at the march is one that depicts a pregnant … Read More
When She Lives Out Her God-Given Femininity
The gender identity of today’s girls is one of the most difficult spiritual battlegrounds on which today’s families struggle. The world tells our children that a girl’s … Read More
“Believe in Yourself” is a Deceptive False Gospel
Your girl will encounter a massive spectrum of well-intended advice in her life. From “you just need to believe in yourself” to “look within; you have everything … Read More
The Pressure is Mounting, so Root Your Girl in Christ
Girls feel all kinds of pressure—pressure to get good grades, be the best on the team, be the loyal bff…they’re all good motivators, and with a healthy … Read More
Does Potential for Failure Incite Courage or Fear in Your Girl?
From epic stunts to young advocates fighting for human dignity, today’s online communities are bursting with videos of risk-takers. Is your girl empowered by these stories or … Read More
Because It’s Good When Your Girl Fails Forward
Failure. Not something that your girl likely embraces, or that she’s proud of. But what if failure was the exact catalyst she needed to achieve success in … Read More
When “I Can Do it Myself” becomes a Gridlock
Have you ever made brownies with your girl? If she is strong-willed, you know all too well the words “I can do it myself!”—even if you end … Read More
Ways to Re-Think Christmas Gifting this Year
In this season of gift-giving, some families are reviewing cultural traditions surrounding the holidays and opting instead for outside-the-box ways to show their love. Toys are nice. … Read More
Lawnmower Parenting: Far Worse than Helicopter Ever Was
You’ve likely heard of “helicopter parenting”—a hovering, overbearing style. And in recent years the “lawnmower parenting” approach has shown itself—the parent “mows over” any obstacle so a … Read More
Make a Way for Your Girl, However She Listens Best
What does listening look like for your girl? If she has neurological differences like ADHD, her version of listening might not mirror typical listening. While it can … Read More
When Her Gospel-Centered Life Compliments Her Quirky Resilience
Have you heard the adage “swimming upstream”? Salmon have a biological urgency in the late summer months to swim against a river’s current. Have you seen something … Read More