Comparison. Our kids are comparing themselves to each other, to strangers, to us, to fictional characters. It's hard to not walk in comparison — especially when it comes to sin.

We're teaching our daughters to believe God's Truth about themselves, but how does that look in a practical sense? How do we train our daughters to think about truth every day?

Before a young girl heads into puberty, she has a lot of questions swirling around in her mind. I mean, a lot of questions. Moms, do you remember what that was like?

Do you remember what it was like to do something wrong and then to hide it from your parents? I do. And I remember how separated I felt from my parents when I did that.

One way we keep growing in our faith is to always be open to wise advice. This is something we can model for our daughters. Let's talk about that!

Teaching our children to be responsible is a huge piece of the parenting puzzle. We ultimately want them to go out into the world and make really good decisions, right? The problem is, they tend to want more freedom before they want more responsibility.

As women, we all have days when we just don't feel pretty. But what do we do for our daughters when that feeling becomes the norm?

In a world where we're told to keep striving for more influence, more beauty, and more power, how do we teach our daughter that she is enough?

Not every family looks like a perfect 1950's TV show family. Brokenness happens; but there can be redemption for every story.

Have you ever used God's Word to supply the words for your prayers? Praying scripture over our kids is powerful and effective.