Here's Aaron Davis with advice for young women in high school.

When you do something stupid to impress someone, it's still doing something stupid.

And it likely won't impress them as much as if you did something smart.

So do the smart thing instead.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, September 17th.

Yesterday, we heard part one of a series called 35 Things I Wish I'd known in High School.

Aaron Davis is the main writer on an outreach that Revive Our Hearts has launched called

The Lies Young Women Believe blog.

On Aaron's 35th birthday, she wrote a blog post about 35 things she wished she had known as a

teenager. And that post really took off. Women commented on it, they shared it on Facebook,

they discussed it, they dissected it. And as we enter a new school year, I want

to share an audio version of that post with you. For one thing, it would be a great resource

for you to share with any young women in your life. But this message is actually for all of us.

The truths that set high schoolers free are the same truths that set you and me free, regardless of our age.

And you and I need to hear those same truths day after day.

For instance, here are a few of those 35 things that Aaron told us yesterday.

God's promises are true.

God has a hope and a future for you. Your work or your career doesn't define you.

Well, these are core truths that we all need to reflect on. And if you missed yesterday's program, you can hear it at revive our hearts.com.

Yeah, Nancy, and we also mentioned the popularity of this blog post yesterday. Before Erin continues sharing this post, we wanted to give some perspective on how much interest this topic generated.

Aaron wrote this post to come out on her 35th birthday. Here's what happened next.

Well, first, I blew out 35 candles on my cake, and then I didn't

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