How to Abide with a Friend in Crisis
When a girl is experiencing common mental health struggles, like anxiety and depression, she will often confide in a friend. That means that even if your girl … Read More
Virtual Reality and The Open Door to Hidden Dangers
When life becomes challenging, there is a temptation to escape into other activities like shopping or binge-watching TV. Your girl may choose to get away to another … Read More
How to Guard Your Heart from Becoming Hard in Sin
“Break my heart for what breaks yours” –a powerful prayer for a world so numbed by pain. Perhaps it’s the constant, horrific news cycle, or the polarizing, … Read More
Identify the Root Cause of Envy in Your Girl’s Heart
Envy is a dark twisting of our heart’s longings. It makes us covet what others have, turning our own lives bitter in the process. Scripture consistently warns … Read More
Talking With Your Girl about Substance Use & Self Control
There’s an age-old behavior that parents of teenagers have struggled with for generations—substance use. Tell a generation of teens they can’t drink or smoke, and they flock … Read More
Why Volunteering is Good for Mental Health & God’s Kingdom
The most recent Youth Volunteering and Civic Engagement Survey found that 55% of teenagers participated in volunteer activities contributing 1.3 billion hours of service nationwide. Quite impressive, … Read More
Help Her Throw Off the Pressure of being “Insta-Ready” 24/7
Recently, Facebook identified the danger their Instagram app is imposing upon young women. In an ‘insta-ready’ culture, girls value how they appear on a social app more … Read More
With Suicide Rates at a High, Be Vigilant about Her Mental Health
Adolescent death by suicide has reportedly grown from 5,000 to 6,120 American children—a nearly 20% increase over the past four years. 1.2 million children each year are … Read More
Training Your Girl How to Handle Awkward Situations in Grace
Girls today are savvy enough to know that there are issues that may divide even the best of friends. While they are aware of these different outlooks, … Read More
How Serving Others Could be the Cure for Her Loneliness
Researchers estimate that prolonged feelings of loneliness can actually shorten a person’s life by 15 years, making isolation as equally impactful as smoking 15 cigarettes per day. … Read More
She Might be the One Sabotaging Her Own Success
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
Why be a Second-Rate Version of Someone Else?
If you’ve ever tasted real vanilla extract or maple syrup, you’ll have a hard time using the fake stuff ever again. Why? The imitation is simply not … Read More