How do we raise daughters who know who they are in Christ when the world is constantly telling them who they should be?
In this episode, I'm joined by bestselling author Nancy Wilson to discuss one of the biggest challenges facing Christian parents today: raising girls with a secure identity rooted in Jesus instead of culture.
We talk about why a daughter's confidence begins long before the teenage years, how mothers can cultivate security from childhood through high school, and why feeling deeply loved at home changes everything.
We also tackle many of the questions parents are asking today:
- Crop tops
- Makeup
- Fake nails
- Spray tans
- Two piece bathing suits
- Modesty
- Friendships
- Social media
- "Snoopervising"
- Preparing daughters for the teenage years
- Building confidence without pride
- Helping girls find their identity in Christ
Rather than offering a list of rules, Nancy shares biblical wisdom for raising daughters whose hearts are anchored in Christ and whose confidence isn't determined by culture. Whether you're raising a preschooler, elementary-aged daughter, tween, or teenager, this conversation will encourage you with practical wisdom for every stage.
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At Raising Rock, we thoughtfully and prayerfully vet the guests we invite onto our podcast. While we are unlikely to feature guests whose beliefs or values stand in direct opposition to the mission and principles of Raising Rock, we also recognize that no two individuals or ministries align perfectly on every issue.
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