Body Dysmorphia and a God-Centered Response
Research confirms that Teenage Body Dysmorphic Disorder, or what’s known simply as “body dysmorphia” in pop culture, is on the rise. Findings prove that social media and … Read More
What is Your Parenting Style—Carpenter or Gardener?
When you consider your parenting style, are you more of a carpenter or a gardener? Put simply, carpenters “fix” things, while gardeners “tend” to things. When it … Read More
How Your Girl can Show Christ’s Love to Differently Abled Friends
Researchers have discovered that typically-abled children as young as preschool age have already begun to develop social bias against those with special needs. God made us each … Read More
If She’s Stuck in a Rage Rut, Approach the Heart Before the Anger
Have you ever tried to help an injured critter? You patiently approach the animal, free it from harm, and bring it into your arms for warm healing … Read More
How Volunteer Day Shows Christ’s Character in Your Girl
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others…” Those instructions come from 1 Peter 4:10. Is your daughter utilizing her God-given time, … Read More
Extending Grace is one way to Express God’s Agape Love
You’ve gotten your girl to open up to you. Great! But wait? What she said isn’t sitting right with you. Perhaps her actions aren’t ideal, even problematic. … Read More
Physical, Mental, Spiritual Health: A Life Well-Lived
We frequently hear how spiritual and mental health play key roles in raising a Godly girl, but physical health is important too. Scripture tells us that we … Read More
Steering Prayers for Blessing into a Spiritual Place for Your Girl
Think of the word “abundance” — what comes to mind? Chances are, words like “blessings” will surface. Ask your girl what “blessings” means. If she immediately goes … Read More
Why the Effects of Being Ignored are More Harmful Than You Think
Researchers have discovered that when we feel ignored, our bodies go into a stress response. In these cases, the brain can treat emotional pain the same way … Read More
Make the Most of those Car Ride to Hone Your Girl’s Social Empathy
Fostering social skills early in life is a valuable skill that can be easily overlooked—after all, the mountain of schoolwork, the frenzied chauffeuring from dance to soccer … Read More
Church Hurt: Navigating it without Leaving the Church Altogether
Has your daughter ever had a bad experience at church? Maybe she butted heads with a mean girl at youth group or overheard a rude comment from … Read More
Parent Response can be the Key to Redeeming a Teen’s Attitude
If your daughter is anything like most tween-age girls, she has a little bit of an attitude. A surge of hormones, low self-esteem, friend drama—it’s all a … Read More