
In this episode, Mystie Winckler interviews Nancy Wilson about raising godly daughters in a challenging cultural landscape.
Raising godly daughters in today's world feels harder than ever — but it doesn't have to be overwhelming. In this episode, I'm joined by Nancy Wilson, author of the brand-new book Future Women (Canon Press), the long-awaited companion to Douglas Wilson's Future Men. Nancy brings decades of wisdom on what girls actually need most from their parents — and it's not what the culture is telling you. In this conversation we cover: Why girls are "hungry for love and security" — and what happens when that need goes unmet The father's irreplaceable role in a daughter's security (and what to watch for if it's missing) "Snoopervising" — Nancy's term for the active, watchful parenting our daughters need Why modesty is about body control and self-discipline, not just what she wears How to invest in your daughter's domestic skills and her individual gifts and interests Using your dinner table as a place to build Christian worldview and family culture Being counter-cultural as Christian parents without being isolated or fearful Get the book: Future Women by Nancy Wilson — Canon Press https://canonpress.com/products/future-women Simply Convivial is Christian homemaking encouragement for…
Host: Mystie Winckler
Guest: Nancy Wilson
Organizations: Canon Press
Books & works: Future Women
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