Raising Godly Girls Podcast Episode 055 Talking to Your Daughter About God-Designed Families Join hosts Rachael and Natalie on the Raising Godly Girls Podcast as they delve … Read More
When a teenage girl flippantly retorts through tears, “who cares?” have you considered there’s something deeper going on in those two words? Rather than asserting that she … Read More
Has your girl had a bad day? From the moment she came in, you know something’s up with her heart. Mumbled words, eyes downcast, stomping replaces walking. … Read More
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
Is your girl walking through a tough season lately? Carve out time for a cozy cup of hot cocoa or tea one afternoon and pour love into … Read More
Raising Godly Girls Podcast Episode 042 Unveiling the History of Holy Week with Linda Lacour Hobar Join us on the Raising Godly Girls Podcast as we explore … Read More
Raising Godly Girls Podcast Episode 041 Proclaiming Joy as Easter Women Join hosts Rachael and Melissa in Episode 41 of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast as they … Read More
Raising Godly Girls Podcast Episode 040 Keeping Christ in…Easter? Join hosts Rachael and Melissa on the Raising Godly Girls Podcast as they discuss the challenge of keeping … Read More
If you’ve ever argued with your toddler girl over her insistence to wear the princess costume to the grocery store, you know it’s an exercise in futility. … Read More
God designed each person with tender, loving care. But a recent Barna Study found that “seven out of 10 teens believe it’s acceptable to be born one … Read More
Even though she’s young, your girl can be a ministry leader. If she has the Christly gifts of compassion and encouragement, she’s well-equipped already. Once the idea … Read More
Every mom understands the plight of the pockets while doing laundry. From tiny things that fit into her tiny hands—beads, coins, maybe a baby frog or two—to … Read More