We had a season where one of my daughters was struggling mightily and we knew something was up, but we just didn't know what.

And she finally kind of faced the facts and shared honestly with us.

And we kind of had a breakthrough in that moment where, okay, we at least have things on the table.

We can at least talk about what's kind of going on in your head, heart, and your

soul. It was a good moment. The struggle is still there years later, but helping her find that inner strength in God was really

really critical. I'm John Fuller along with our vice president of parenting

Dr Danny where to and, our daughters in particular, both sons and daughters,

but especially our daughters have to deal with a lot coming at them from the culture these days.

Yes, John, I'm sure as you were raising your daughter same

thing just getting the messages that you need to look a certain way you need to

address a certain way in order to become more popular or have more strength socially, right?

And maybe more confidence.

Don't show your emotions, especially weak emotions, popularity means you have power and

strength. These are the messages that a lot of teenagers face and more so daughters, especially on the how you dress, your hair,

your attractive attractiveness on the outside.

Those are all things that will create for you a sense of strength and that it can be fleeting over time and we know that and we try to impart that to our daughters.

And so what we need to do as dads as moms

is process the messages that they're getting

and why they make sense to them and why they wouldn't make sense.

Help them think them through critically and also see what it creates inside of them as they

receive those messages and what would be another

message that could replace some of those. That would be a good conversation. Each

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