UncommonTEEN for Christian Teen Girls

Life as a Christian teen girl comes with real challenges—but you don’t have to face them alone. Christian teen life coach Jamie Kirschner, along with teen co-hosts, help you discover who God created you to be, overcome insecurities, and live out your faith boldly in today’s world. It’s time to rise above the ordinary and live Uncommon.

UncommonTEEN for Christian Teen Girls is a religion podcast hosted by Jamie Kirschner, with 297 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Jamie Kirschner hosts UncommonTEEN for Christian Teen Girls, a religion show with 297 episodes published.

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  Episode #246

  Ask Me Anything: Your Questions, Real Answers | UncommonTEEN Live 2026

  Sep 28, 202626 min

  What do you do when doom scrolling has taken over your Bible time? How do you actually hear God's voice? What does it look like to be yourself in public as a shy girl? And what do you do when you keep going back and forth between your faith and the world? At UncommonTEEN Live 2026, Coach Jamie and teen co-hosts Kayleigh, Rosie, and Sadie sat down for a live Ask Me Anything — and they did not hold back. These are real questions from real girls, answered with real wisdom. In this episode you'll hear practical tips for getting back into your Bible before you reach for your phone, how to know when God is actually speaking to you, the CARE acronym for making friends as a shy girl, why lukewarm Christianity is more dangerous than it feels, and what it actually takes to stop going back and forth with the world. Plus — Rosie shares a little bit about the devotional she is writing on lukewarm Christianity. You don't want to miss it.

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  Episode #245

  Lie #7: Witchcraft is Harmless: Lies of the Enemy Series

  Sep 20, 202617 min

  Lies of the Enemy: Witchcraft, WitchTok & the Trend Coming for Teen Girls Horoscope apps, tarot before a big test, crystals on the nightstand — it all feels harmless. Until you see who's really behind the trend, and why teen girls are the number one target. uncommonteen.com/email Join the Collective before the price goes up (Oct 20): uncommonteen.com/collective ️ Known 2026: uncommonteen.com/conference ‍♀️ 1:1 Coaching: uncommonteen.com/coaching Instagram: instagram.com/uncommonteengirl In this finale of the Lies of the Enemy series, Coach Jamie unpacks how the enemy repackages ancient occult practices as self-care, wellness, and even "Christian" products (Ouija boards marketed as "Holy Spirit boards," anyone?), why teen girls are being targeted specifically, and what God's Word says about all of it. Coach Jamie also opens up about her own childhood with Ouija boards and seances — and closes with the truth every girl needs to hear: there's no condemnation, only freedom, in Jesus. Scripture referenced: Deuteronomy 18:9–14, James 1:5–6, Proverbs 3:5–6, Psalm 32:8, Psalm 119:105, Jeremiah 1:5, Isaiah 8:19, Leviticus 19:31, Ephesians 6:12, 1 John 1:9 Coming up: This wraps the Lies of the Enemy series — starting in October, we're diving into a whole new series on friendships.

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  Episode #244

  Lie #6: This Friendship is Different: It Won't Change Me

  Sep 13, 202615 min

  "I have good values, I know what I believe — they can't change me." That's the lie a lot of us believe about friendship, and today we're breaking down why it's not true. Get weekly encouragement: uncommonteen.com/email Join the Collective: uncommonteen.com/collective ️ Known 2026 tickets: uncommonteen.com/conference ‍♀️ 1:1 Coaching: uncommonteen.com/coaching Instagram: instagram.com/uncommon.teen Support the ministry: givebutter.com/uncommonteen In this episode, we're breaking down Lie #6 in our Lies of the Enemy series — the lie that says who you're friends with doesn't matter as long as your own values are strong. We'll walk through Lucy's story (a girl who found herself slowly drifting from God without even realizing it), look at how Jesus actually structured His friendships — His inner circle vs. His friendship with sinners like Zacchaeus — and answer a real question from one of our listeners about whether it's even okay to be close with people who believe differently than you. Spoiler: it's not about whether you're strong enough to resist their influence. It's about who's actually in your inner circle, and whether they're pulling you toward Jesus or away from Him. ✨ In this episode: Why good values don't make you immune to influence The difference between Jesus' inner circle and His friendship with sinners How to know if a friendship is pulling you closer to God or further away 6 practical ways to create healthy distance without ghosting or being mean A guided prayer to close it out ⏰ Last chance: Unshakable Collective orders close Saturday, September 20th. Three ways to join — Digital, the UncommonTEEN Bundle, or the SOAR Collective (the best deal — group coaching, hangouts, and a community of girls doing life together). We've also partnered with Young Christian University — an app for teens and families to grow in faith together. Check it out at ycu.app/uncommon. UncommonTEEN exists to help teen girls know their worth, walk boldly in their faith, and build friendships that actually help them grow. New episodes every Monday. #UncommonTEEN #LiesOfTheEnemy #ChristianTeens #TeenFriendships #FaithAndFriends

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  Episode #243

  Lie #5: Love Is Love: Lies of the Enemy Series

  Sep 6, 202618 min

  You've probably seen it on a shirt, a sticker, maybe even heard it from a friend — "love is love." It sounds simple. It sounds kind. But here's the question nobody is stopping to ask: what is love? And who actually gets to define it? In this episode of Lies of the Enemy, Coach Jamie breaks down what culture says about love versus what God actually says — and why those two things are not the same. We're going to look at what 1 Corinthians 13 really means, why you can't separate love from truth, and how Jesus modeled the perfect balance of both. This one will change the way you see love, the people around you, and your own calling as a young woman of God. Resources mentioned in this episode: Romans Road wallpaper + Prayer of Salvation — uncommonteen.com/resources Connect with UncommonTEEN: Website — uncommonteen.com SOAR Collective — uncommonteen.com/collective Instagram — @uncommont.teen YouTube — youtube.com/@uncommon_teen Pinterest — @uncommonteengirl Support the mission: Partner with us at https://givebutter.com/uncommonteen

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  Episode #242

  Lie #4: I Need Their Approval-with Aaron Keel: Lies of the Enemy Series

  Aug 30, 202629 min

  Partner with UncommonTEEN: https://givebutter.com/uncommonteen Support Aaron Keel: https://aaronkeel.com He almost lost everything chasing after the approval of those around him. In this episode of UncommonTEEN, Aaron Keel opens up about the lie that drove years of addiction and loneliness: "I need their approval." Aaron shares his raw, honest journey — from panic attacks in middle school, to partying and drinking to fit in, to his parents both fighting cancer, to a rock-bottom moment that led him to fully surrender his life to Jesus. He walks through how he learned to identify the enemy's lies, replace them with God's Truth, and rebuild an identity rooted in Christ instead of the approval of others. This conversation is real. It's vulnerable. And it's packed with truth every teen needs to hear about validation, identity, and who God says they really are. UncommonTEEN: https://uncommonteen.com "Who Does God Say I Am" Resource: https://uncommonteen.com/resources Follow UncommonTEEN: https://instagram.com/uncommon.teen Connect with Aaron Keel: Aaron Keel Ministries: https://aaronkeel.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/aaronkeel_

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