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Season 8 of His Glory, Her Good is here! We can't even believe it, and we are so excited to kick off our first episode with author and co-founder of She Reads Truth, Amanda Bible Williams.

If you have ever held or seen anything that She Reads Truth does, you know their resources are intentional and beautiful for their audience. We talk about why that is important, how to help those who feel unqualified and uninspired lean into Scripture, and how moms can lead their teens into a love for God's Word. There truly is so much goodness in one conversation!

To find out more about The Bible is For You, click HERE. You will love it!

Make sure to follow us @lifewaygirls and always reach out if you have questions.

Amanda Bible Williams is co-founder of She Reads Truth, a brand that creates beautiful, accessible Bible reading plans and resources that help women read God’s Word every day. She is also a general editor of the She Reads Truth Bible and the He Reads Truth Bible, co-host of the She Reads Truth Podcast, and an inaugural member of the Women’s Leadership Cohort at Denver Seminary, where she is living her dream of becoming a professional student. Amanda, her husband David, and their four children live in a loud and lively farmhouse just south of Nashville, Tennessee. And yes, her maiden name really is Bible.

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To celebrate the end of the summer, we are back for our FINAL episode of this season with another Confessions of a Girls Minister!

Whether you’ve survived camp on caffeine and Jesus or are gearing up for your next one, this confessions episode is for you. Because in all the sweat, sleeplessness, and snack wrappers, God shows up in powerful ways. Let’s laugh, cringe, and remember why camp is still one of the most fruitful (and ridiculous) parts of ministry.

Want to know more about CAMP at Lifeway? Check out lifeway.com/camps

For feedback or questions, reach out to us at girls.ministry@lifeway.com

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John 10:10 reminds us that there is an enemy "steal and kill and destroy," yet the Lord has offered us a different way - an abundant way. But often times, ministry doesn't feel very "abundant". Instead, we feel stressed out, overwhelmed, and over it.

Our Lifeway Girls training team has been teaching all year at You Lead through this idea of overcoming stress and life's pressures. Today on the podcast episode we are breaking down the three key areas of stress in our lives, how to manage and deal with stress, and our role in leading the next generation toward the peace God desires.

There are still four more You Leads in 2025! We hope you'll join us. If not this year, keep an eye out for all the events our team will be at in 2026!

For questions or feedback, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at girls.ministry@lifeway.com

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In a role or position where you're expected to be strong, steady, and spiritually "on," what happens when you don't have it all together? Who do you turn to when you face loss or walking through grief? If you are a member of the body of Christ, it's essential to find ways to be authentic and allow the Church to care for you, too.

Cassie shares her own story of being a pastor's wife through the loss of her mom and recurring miscarriages. When she wasn't able to show up, the Church showed up for her.

A Bible Study on the Church

For feedback or questions, please reach out to girls.ministry@lifeway.com. We'd love to pray with you!

Want to reach out to Cassie? She'd love to connect! Her Instagram is @casspatillo

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In today's episode, we sat down with our trusted therapist, Aunt P, to explore how unforgiveness can quietly take root in our hearts and impact the way we lead, trust, and relate to others. Together, we wrestle with some big questions:

•What does true forgiveness actually look like?

•How long does it take to get there—and is it okay if it takes a while?

•How do we forgive people who never say sorry or don’t even realize they’ve hurt us?

•And how do we humanize those who have wounded us, remembering they too were made in the image of God?

Whether you’re holding onto hurt or walking someone else through theirs, this conversation is full of truth, tenderness, and hope. You don’t have to carry it all alone—join us as we press into the hard but holy work of forgiveness.

For questions or feedback, reach out to us at girls.ministry@lifeway.com.

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We loveeeee a guest on the podcast, especially when she is passionate about seeing women and teen girls break free from the bondange of sin. In this episode, Elizabeth Woodson joins us to talk though her new Bible study for teen girls and what it means for girls to Live Free.

This episode addresses questions like: What are girls wrestling with? How do we come alongside them to find healing? And how is it that we ourselves so quickly forget the gospel message we teach?

And don't worry, this isn't the last episode of the season (even tho that's what Amanda said!). We wanted you to hear from Elizabeth sooner as her new Bible study for teen girls released July 1! Check it out HERE!

Make sure to follow Elizabeth Woodson @elizabethwoodson and check out her podcast - Starting Place.

Questions or feedback? Reach out to us at girls.ministry@lifeway.com

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When's the last time you had a DTR? And no, we aren't talking about dating on this episode! When's the last time you defined the relationship you have with the parents in your ministry?

If we believe parents are the most important disciple makers of their students, where do we fit into all of it? How can we champion parents without them thinking we are trying to replace them? What are ways we can invite parents into what God is doing inside our ministries?

We are answering these questions and more with our Lifeway friends and authors, Zac Workun and Chad Higgins.

Find out more about Define the Relationship!

Questions? Feedback? Don't hesitate to reach out at girls.ministry@lifeway.com

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We were a bit ambitious thinking we could cover The Anxious Generation in just one episode. In part one, we explored how smartphones contribute to social isolation and sleep deprivation.

Now in part two, we’re diving into the costs of attention fragmentation and the addictive nature of social media. So if you’ve ever asked yourself, How can I help my students develop longer attention spans and resist the pull of addictive tech? — this episode is for you.

If you haven't listened to part 1, you can just scroll back to Episode 62!

For questions or feedback, don't hesitate to reach out to us at girls.ministry@lifeway.com.