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#055: The Secret Life of Teen Girls

by Jeff | Oct 26, 2014

Young girls today are under great pressure to be someone they’re not in their friendships and dating relationships. Recent news headlines about the Snapchat and Jennifer Lawrence photo leaks reveal what’s becoming some common trends for young girls. This week on HopeNet Radio, Jeff, DW, and Terra talk about the secret life of today’s young women and how to stand up for what’s pure and true! Check out last week’s show when we challenged the guys to live sexually pure before marriage.

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Hackers Access At Least 100,000 Snapchat Photos And Prepare To Leak Them, Including Underage Nude Pictures
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#034: That Sounded Better In My Head

by Jeff | Apr 27, 2014

We’ve all been there. Well, at least most of us have. We’ve made up excuses. We’ve told white lies. We’ve fabricated stories to cover our butts. What’s the funniest or worst excuse/white lies/fabrication you’ve come up with?

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FACEBOOK PAGE VOTE: Do you like Peeps?

Share an excuse/lie/fabrication you used to try to save face that sounded good in your head and totally got you busted.

How should we give criticism?

How do we receive criticism?

When does criticism become destructive?

Do white lies really matter?

Should we always tell exactly what we’re thinking/feeling on the inside? Why or why not? Are there things we don’t tell people that maybe we should?

Is it ever too late to tell the truth?

Types of Lies We Tell

White lies, broken promises, fabrication, bold-faced lies, exaggerations, deception, plagiarism, compulsive lying. (Source) We lie to save face or shift blame. Those who lie rarely accept responsibility. That’s the whole point of lying. We always want the praise and responsibility for all the good things we do, but if we mess up, our sin nature is drawn to lie.