Because language is important. Because words are important. Because experiences are important, I thought it would be a good idea to post this blog again.
I hope that you’re already having this discussion with your preteens and teens. I hope this enhances the conversation. And if you’re not having the discussion yet, I ask you to talk about it.
Please.
So she can be aware and be prepared.
A day for girls to be themselves and to be reminded that they were born to be marvelous. It was also created for girls to be more than what’s expected, more than what’s required and more than what’s modeled. And based on the evaluations from the attendees and the testimonials from parents…
Do you remember that awkward feeling of everything changing without your consent? Your friendships. Your body. The adults in your house!
But, how are millennial teens any different from the generations before them? Weren’t you self-absorbed as a teen?
Three days before our outing, the place we were going three days later informed me they would be closed to the public because of the Fire Marshal code. WHAT?!?
As I say this to young people across America, I believe it in my heart. I also believe it to be true about the young people of Syria. I don’t think Psalm 139:14 has a respect of person. When I look at the young people I work with, I see them just like the mother of Syria sees her teenager: marvelous.
Here are three questions to ignite a more meaningful conversation with your young person after school:
Marvelous University 