In this episode of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast, co-hosts Rachael and Natalie explore the power of words and how shifting language norms have played a role in deepening societal divides. They reflect on the subtle ways polarization can infiltrate our lives and how, as parents, we can equip our girls to resist these pressures through a Biblical Worldview. By teaching our daughters to recognize division as a tactic of the enemy, we can help them lean into the unifying power of the Holy Spirit.

Drawing inspiration from Romans 12:9-18, the hosts explore the idea that true Christian unity is rooted in love, humility, and hospitality. They share practical tips for fostering conversations with your daughters that invite understanding rather than division, emphasizing the value of asking questions like, "What do you think God feels about this issue?"

Rachael and Natalie also highlight the importance of demonstrating "radical hospitality," offering a seat at the table to those with differing views while remaining grounded in Biblical Truth. The hosts discuss real-life examples, including the story of King David and Mephibosheth, as a reminder that God calls us to extend compassion and grace, even to those who might challenge us.

Finally, the episode connects these concepts to the American Heritage Girls (AHG) Program, where girls learn servant leadership through badges like the Identity Badge, All God's Children Badge, and the Social Skills & Etiquette Badge. This year's theme of VISION challenges girls to put on "Godly goggles" and view others the way God does, equipping them to bring unity and peace into their communities.

Tune in for an encouraging discussion on how Christian families can bridge today's cultural divide through Biblical hospitality, unity, and love. Don't miss this powerful episode of Raising Godly Girls, where faith meets practical advice for nurturing Godly character in today's challenging world.

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