Since the Garden of Eden, we haven’t stopped believing lies. If you’ve ever thought to yourself “I’m not good enough,” you’ve been deceived too. And it doesn’t stop there. Lies about ourselves, God, and the world can bind up every corner of our lives without us even realizing.
Lies Young Women Believe
From social media and relationships to skyrocketing depression and anxiety rates, the modern world is a rocky landscape for teen girls to find truth. We hear you! Backed by extensive research and stories from girls like you, Lies Young Women Believe exposes 25 of the most common lies that modern teen girls face, and replaces them with the Biblical Truth.
Discover the truth from:
- Lies about Self
- Lies about God
- Lies about Relationships
- Lies about Faith
- Lies about Sexuality
- Lies about the Future
- And More!
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Experience exclusive live teaching and discussion with Dannah Gresh
DANNAH GRESH is the best-selling author, speaker, and co-host of Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth's Revive Our Hearts. She's authored over 20 books, including And the Bride Wore White, and has sold nearly 2 million copies of titles that have been translated into 12 languages. For many years she's hosted live events for teen girls called Pure Freedom, and is the founder of America's most popular Christian tween event, True Girl (formerly Secret Keeper Girl.) Her TEDx talk encourages teens and college-aged women to value sexual integrity.
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Join a community of teen girls and their moms as they walk with you through the same struggles!
Why study with your mom? All Bible studies are better with someone else, whether that's a small group, a parent, or a friend. It keeps you accountable, provides you guaranteed support for some of the tougher topics, and it's more fun (and we think that’s important too)! Plus, your mom has probably struggled in some of the same ways you have (and she still might). We promise to keep things open, honest, and not awkward, so you and your mom can grow closer to God and closer to each other!
