Traditionally, America has celebrated the Christmas holiday from December 20th through 31st, but holiday decorations go up much sooner—sometimes before Thanksgiving! If your Christian family is looking … Read More
During your girl’s school and extra-curricular activities, she is often guided to “find a friend” or a “buddy”. Whether it is picking a kickball team or singing … Read More
It’s Sunday morning, the church bells are ringing, and your girl has her head under the covers feigning illness. According to Barna findings, 36% fewer Americans attended … Read More
After the busyness of the summer and settling into a new school year, Thanksgiving is a reminder to pause and reset. Beyond being a time for gathering, … Read More
The difference between thanks and praise is usually that we thank God for what He does for us, and we praise God for who He is. God’s … Read More
Thanksgiving is a time for feasting with family and friends to celebrate in gratitude blessings from the Lord. Throughout the Bible, feasts were a way to pour … Read More
Did you know that positive feedback on social media stimulates the brain to release dopamine, the same chemical released by certain addictive drugs? It’s no wonder we … Read More
If you were stranded on a deserted island, what three things would you bring? Ask girls that question today and you’ll undoubtedly hear “my phone”. Even in … Read More
I’ve heard it said “Many people pleasers started out as parent pleasers.” As women, it’s so common to feel this urge to appease everyone, even at the … Read More
Since social media burst onto the scene in the early 2000s, the “hot take” has been a popular currency of information. From the 140-character tweets of … Read More
The Lincoln Memorial, Liberty Bell, and Vietnam Wall. Monuments are anchors marking our history. Visiting these locations helps us to remember, learn from, and pivot our ways … Read More
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