Get Ahead of Burnout so it Doesn’t Plague Her in Adulthood
For girls experiencing burnout at higher levels than ever before, the question shouldn’t be “how can I do it all” it should be “why do I feel … Read More
Help Her Wade Through the Confusing Barrage of Information in Today’s News Cycle
The information age brings the opportunity to get to know the world around us. But what happens when TMI (Too Much Information) leads to confusion? With so … Read More
She Achieved Her Goal, Now Guide Her Through the “Now What?”
There’s something that valedictorians, elected officials, and metal-winning Olympians all have in common: the achievement high. It’s the feeling of: “Okay, I did it… now what?” For … Read More
In the Face of Fear, Her Faith Inspires Her to Minister
It’s easy to look at the news and the world around us and become concerned … even more so, afraid. Between school shootings, other crimes, and natural … Read More
God’s Kingdom Flourishes in Diversity and Unity
The early Christians knew a world filled with partiality—that is, favoritism for some and discrimination against others. Clean or unclean, slave or free, rich or poor… While … Read More
Teach Her to Handle Stress Well, Not Buckle Under Pressure
You may have heard today’s youth referred to as the “snowflake generation.” After years of parents being too quick to rescue their kids from the possibility of … Read More
A Blessings Jar to Counteract Spiritual Amnesia with Gratitude
Have you ever heard the term “Spiritual Amnesia?” It’s defined as forgetting what God has done for you — becoming bogged down by the difficulties of life. … 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
Why No Sport Defines Her When Her Identity is in Christ
Does your daughter compete in a sport she adores? Perhaps she’s an archer or a swimmer and she goes above and beyond. But what happens if she … 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
Set an Example by Protecting Her Quiet Time on the Calendar
With the hustle of everyday life, it can be challenging to snag a few quiet moments alone with the Lord. Between school, extra-curricular activities, and everything in … Read More