The One Year Devos for Teen Girls - by Dannah Gresh & Susan Weibel (Paperback)

About the Book

This fresh new devotional just for teen girls covers current subject matter and modern topics. The devotions often utilize social media such as viewing YouTube videos and dealing with Facebook. While the subject matter is modern, Gresh, in her solid big-sister fashion, points girls to the unchanging Word of God.

Book Synopsis

Tattoos. Piercings. Anger. Sexuality. Social Media.

Ever wonder how to handle the big issues you deal with at school and with your friends? The One Year Devos for Teen Girls can help . . . each day of the year.

• 365 daily devotional readings
• Provides a biblical perspective on 10 categories of topics for teens
• Invites teen girls to take an action step each day
• Topics include sexuality, bullying, self-worth, hypocrisy, social media, and more

Join teen advocates Dannah Gresh and Suzy Weibel as they break down some of the tough issues teen girls face day after day. Just like trusted big sisters, Dannah and Suzy share from the wisdom they've picked up from their own lives and their work with teen girls.

While the subject matter is modern, Gresh and Weibel point girls to the unchanging Word of God. They meets girls where they are and simply explain what God's Word says about the issue. The devotional reads like a handbook on living as a teen girl in today's society.

From the Back Cover

Tattoos. Piercings. Family issues. Anger. Sexuality.
Ever wonder how to handle the big issues you deal with at school and with your friends?

Well, we've got some help . . . each day of the year.

Join teen advocates Dannah Gresh and Suzy Weibel as they break down some of the tough issues you face day after day. Just like trusted big sisters, Dannah and Suzy share from the wisdom they've picked up from their own lives and their work with teen girls.

And at the end of each devotion, they challenge you to get busy and take action.

Why not get started today? You'll find biblically based answers and sound wisdom . . . for all 365 days of the year.

About the Author

Dannah Gresh, a mother/daughter communication coach, has sold well over three quarters of a million copies of her books--including And the Bride Wore White and 2008's best-selling CBA youth book, Lies Young Women Believe (coauthored with Nancy Leigh DeMoss)--making her one of the most successful Christian authors targeting teens and preteens.

With the belief that today's culture has been seeking to rob little girls of their innocence, Dannah has been fighting on the front lines to protect them. Her fun line of Secret Keeper Girl mom/preteen daughter connecting resources and live events that tour the country provide moms with just the right tools to fight back.

She has long been at the forefront of the movement to encourage both tweens and teens to pursue purity and is often called upon to defend the conservative position of abstinence in national news media like USA Today, Time, Chicago Tribune, and Women's Wear Daily. She is also a frequent contributor to FamilyLife Today, Midday Connection, and Focus on the Family.

Dannah lives in State College, Pennsylvania, with her husband, Bob, and their children, Robby, Lexi, and Autumn, whom the family adopted from China in 2007. She and her husband founded Grace Prep, a new model in Christian high school education, which Bob administrates. She is shamelessly in love with her labradoodle, Stormie. (DannahGresh.com)

Suzy Weibel is a lead teacher for Dannah Gresh's Pure Freedom and Secret Keeper Girl events. A graduate of Wheaton College's Arena Theater program, Suzy has employed her unique communication skills to encourage tens of thousands of tween girls and their moms to choose to believe the true things God says about them. The author/co-author of five books for teen/preteen girls, she is also a full-time church planter with her husband Jonathan in State College, Pennsylvania. She is a weekend warrior athlete, the mom of two grown girls, and is learning the ropes as a brand new grandma. She also not so secretly hopes to compete one day in the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament.