Category: Momcast

Life has a way of throwing us into the deep end—whether it’s the flu sweeping through your house, the weight of financial strain, or the heartbreak of watching your child struggle with a learning disability. In those moments, it’s easy to wonder: Will God really come through? But Psalm 30 reminds us to proclaim His deliverance—before we see it and long after it comes! So, how do we stay in a posture of faith, believing for God’s rescue even when the storm rages? Let’s talk about it in today’s True Girl MomCast.

Our nation has suddenly gotten excited about health and wellness. And that’s great. Being physically and emotionally healthy enables us to serve the Lord and enjoy the abundant life He provides for us. But let’s not forget that spiritual health matters, too. In fact, the Bible says it matters more than physical and emotional wellness. In this episode, Dannah kickstarts your summer by achieving three magnificent things in one simple mom+daughter challenge.

A reporter recently asked True Girl founder Dannah Gresh, “Is there any evidence that the Bible actually makes a difference in the lives of tweens?” Dannah did a deep dive. The research is clear: when kids engage with Scripture, it transforms them. But there’s one detail you need to know to really feel the impact. Dannah shares compelling data and teaches from Psalm 1 to equip you to guide your daughter into God’s Word.

Did you know that a mom’s emotional regulation can directly impact her child’s ability to handle stress and big feelings? When you stay steady, you create a ripple effect of peace in your home. But let’s be real—keeping your cool in the chaos of motherhood isn’t easy. Today, Shani’s unpacking how to model emotional regulation in a way that helps your child feel safe, secure, and empowered. Whether it’s handling meltdowns (theirs or yours), navigating sibling fights, or responding to daily stress with grace, we’ve got practical tips to help you lead with calm confidence.

Your peace is powerful. Let’s learn how to pass it on.

How can a gentle word transform your relationships and leave a lasting impact on your home? In this episode of the True Girl MomCast, Dannah Gresh unpacks the biblical power of kind and gentle speech, showing how it can bring healing and reflect God’s heart. Tune in for practical wisdom and encouragement to help you and your daughter speak life into every conversation!

Did you know that 41-48% of girls experience relational aggression monthly? Mocking and teasing—often about appearance—peak between ages 8-12. In this episode, Dannah and Shani explore how to help your daughter navigate and counter the mean girl mentality with Christlike kindness.

This powerful episode tells the story of a woman, Laura Perry Smalts, who lived as a man for ten years before boldly stepping into the truth of who God created her to be. You’ll hear how she broke free from a false identity and rediscovered her worth as a daughter of the King. It’s an inspiring reminder to guide your daughter to embrace God’s truth with confidence and boldness.

Did you know that between the tween and teen years, girls’ confidence in being liked drops by nearly half? That pressure is stealing their joy and silencing our daughters. But Proverbs 28:1 reminds us, ‘The righteous are bold as a lion.’ Today, Shani McKenzie is here to unpack what that means for your daughter. She’ll help her trade insecurity for unshakable confidence—not from what others think, but from who she is in Christ.

Mom, are you ready to face one of the toughest conversations of our time? Your daughter is being bombarded with lies about gender.  If you’re not the loudest voice in her life, someone else will be. Today, Dannah Gresh is bringing the truth—biblical truth—straight to you. She’ll share three must-know foundational facts about gender.

Dannah and Shani share the one thing that could lead to a happier girlhood for your daughter.  It’s not a trend, a gadget, or even a self-help plan. Today we’ll explore ten age-appropriate tools & tips to get your girl into her Bible and to get her Bible into her.