This is the last episode of Season 21 of the True Girl podcast. Did you think we’d spend so much time talking about sheep and gates? Okay, if you’ve listened for a while and know that Dannah has a farm, maybe you weren’t surprised.
But more than that, we’ve talked about how gratitude begins with a joyful noise, that it helps us worship with gladness, that it grows when we remember we’re God’s sheep, and that thanksgiving is the gateway into His presence.
Have you ever felt insecure about teaching your daughter to live a pure life? Do you shrink away from talking about modesty fearing it will body shame her? Dannah Gresh addresses criticism about purity teaching and bolsters your courage as a mom.
What if our daughters are bored with the Bible? What if we are? Dannah Gresh shares the single most important thing you can do when our love for God’s Word is dried up. It will help your daughter see the wonder of the Word!
In the Bible gates were really important. They weren’t just wooden doors or stone arches. Gates were symbols of protection, of decisions, of entering into something new. In the last episode, we talked about shepherds being the “gate” for their sheep. Today, we’re going to picture what it means to step through God’s gate with thanksgiving.
Psalm 100, verse 4 says, “Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and bless his name.”
So far in this season, we’ve learned that gratitude begins with a joyful noise and that it can steady us when life doesn’t go as planned. But there’s another kind of gratitude that runs even deeper—the kind that comes from knowing exactly who you belong to.
Think about it: one of the scariest feelings is being left out. Like when you walk into the lunchroom, tray in hand, and you don’t know where to sit. Everyone wants a place to belong. And Psalm 100, verse 3 tells us that no matter what, we do belong . . . to God. We are His sheep. His people.
Everybody knows you’re supposed to give thanks and show gratitude to God. But have you ever wondered, Why is it so important? or What if I’m having a hard day and I don’t feel grateful? or even, What if expressing gratitude makes me look silly in front of my friends?
If that’s you, then you’re in the right place, because this season of the True Girl podcast is called “Gates of Gratitude.” Dannah Gresh and Staci Rudolph are exploring Psalm 100, one verse at a time. It’s a psalm all about thanksgiving. We’ll dig into some of your hard questions.
Everybody knows you’re supposed to give thanks and show gratitude to God. But have you ever wondered, Why is it so important? or What if I’m having a hard day and I don’t feel grateful? or even, What if expressing gratitude makes me look silly in front of my friends?
If that’s you, then you’re in the right place, because this season of the True Girl podcast is called “Gates of Gratitude.” Dannah Gresh and Staci Rudolph are exploring Psalm 100, one verse at a time. It’s a psalm all about thanksgiving. We’ll dig into some of your hard questions.
Race. Grace. Let’s talk about both.
On this week’s True Girl Mom Cast, Dannah Gresh and Shani McKenzie share how the gospel helps moms and daughters have real, healing conversations about race—rooted in truth and overflowing with grace.
Imagine a dry, dusty, uphill road just outside Jerusalem. It’s dawn, which means the sun is almost up for the day. That’s where we’ll find Dannah Gresh and Staci Rudolph. They’re on an early morning tour of the gates of Jerusalem to show us one of the world’s biggest object lessons about forgiveness.
We’re starting season 20 of the True Girl podcast, and this one’s called “Songs for the Climb.” We’re gonna learn what to do when we feel really sinful . . . and all of us feel that way sometimes. Girls face lots of different kinds of guilt and shame from things like being mean to our brothers and sisters, or lying to our parents, or gossiping about a friend. We all sin. But God’s Word teaches us that no matter what we do, we can be forgiven.
