Pure Freedom with Dannah Gresh

It is true: “Readers are leaders.” But it matters what our kids are reading, just like it matters what they are listening to and what they are watching. We want them to be taking in words and ideas that do not stand in opposition to the truth of God’s Word. And what if there was someone out there to do the heavy lifting for us? The good news is that she is out there! She calls herself “The Good Book Mom” and we’ll be talking with her today.  Here is where you can find Korrie’s book, Stories Wo

Perhaps no book of the Bible is more quoted, more frequently addressed, or looked to for comfort more often than the Psalms. But why? In a nutshell - the Psalms are the story of rebellious mankind’s relationship with a Holy God. Throughout these poems and songs that tell of the faithfulness of our loving and merciful Father, we find the greatest delight around every corner - Jesus is there. Our messiah walks through the pages of the psalms, reaching his strong and sure arm of rescue into the mes

Do you have enough fingers on two hands to count the number of times you have heard Matthew 7 verse 1 used as a social media rebuke recently? “Do not judge, or you too will be judged.” It sounds pretty straightforward, doesn’t it? And it’s enough to stop most people dead in their tracks. But we don’t think those words mean what people think they mean, and we also think it’s a good idea that we learn to counter this rebuke. While we’re at it, let’s teach our kids to rightly handle these instructi

You don’t want to hear the statistics about pornography use in America today. But we’re going to share them, anyhow. The concerning - is that word strong enough?- the concerning reality is that 79% of men who regularly attend church self-report a frequent exposure to pornography. The news is better for women, but not quite cut in half. 40% of Christian women, according to Barna research, report intentionally encountering pornography on a somewhat regular basis. It gets worse, as 3 out of 5 Chris

What if one simple habit could change the emotional and spiritual direction of your child’s life? Research suggests that kids who engage with Scripture at least four times a week experience measurable decreases in loneliness, anxiety, depression, anger issues, and even pornography use. But that’s not all. They’re also more likely to build healthy friendships, serve others, share their faith, and develop resilience in hard times.  So how do we actually help our kids want to read the Bible—not

Early believers saw something in the Psalms that many modern Christians miss: Jesus. Dannah and Suzy can’t wait to show you what they discovered—and once you see Him there, you may never read the Psalms the same way again. Plus, join Dannah next month for Holy Girl Walk, Season 5, as we walk and meditate our way through the powerful truth of Psalm 1. Take the Holy Girl Walk. Get your scripture memory guide to Psalm 1 when you make a donation of any amount support Pure Freedom this month. Thank