Summer Flings and Christian Moderation
Summer brings opportunities to meet new people—including boys. Teen girls often make boyfriends who they wish would be, well, boyfriends! The world romanticizes summer relationships, but how … Read More
An Eternal Perspective on the Summer Fling
Summer brings opportunities to meet new people—including boys. Teen girls often make boyfriends who they wish would be, well, boyfriends! The world romanticizes summer relationships, but how … Read More
Why Adolescent Girls Choose Friendship over Romance Content
In a recent survey of adolescents, 51.5% responded that they prefer to watch content surrounding friendship rather than romantic relationships. Many Christian parents have been concerned that … Read More
For Christian Girls, Dating will be Different
Your daughter might balk at the idea, but successful relationships, especially young Christian ones, must take on a “chord of three strands” approach. With God at the … Read More
Godly Girls’ Dating Relationships are NOT Situationships
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
Why a Teenage Crush isn’t really True Love
“True love” is a term that we hear in movies, songs, and even on the playground. But this idea can lead girls to think their teenage crush … Read More
Why Summer Love & Flings don’t fit within a Kingdom Mindset
Summer brings opportunities to meet new people—including boys. Teen girls often make boy friends who they wish would be, well, boyfriends! The world romanticizes summer relationships, but … Read More
Model Faithfulness in Your Home & Counter Culture’s Infidelity
Have you listened to mainstream radio or streaming apps lately? In nearly every genre, songs center on the issue of couples staying faithful to one another. Whether … Read More
In Attractions, Guide Her to Wisdom Rather than a Rush-to-Crush Mind
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