In a world that often diminishes the sanctity of life, teaching our daughters about the Imago Dei—the image of God—is more crucial than ever. How do we guide our girls to understand that every person, from pre-born babies to the elderly, is intentionally and purposefully created by a loving God? In this episode of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast, co-hosts Rachael Culpepper and Natalie Ambrose take a deep dive into the beauty and responsibility of reflecting God's image in our lives and recognizing it in others.

Rachael and Natalie open the discussion by highlighting the annual March for Life, a powerful reminder of the value of advocating for the sacredness of life at all stages. With practical insights and heartfelt stories, they share how keeping the Imago Dei central in conversations with children allows us to rise above politics and emotional divides, focusing instead on our Creator's unchanging design and purpose.

You'll also hear a compelling Raising Godly Girls Minute from AHG Founder & Executive Director Patti Garibay, exploring what it means to be "woven" by God. Patti's words remind us of the intricate, purposeful design God has for each life and challenge us to counter a culture that often devalues life's inherent dignity.

In this episode, you'll discover strategies for discussing the sanctity of life with your daughter, no matter her age. From emphasizing diversity and the value of every life to navigating tough cultural conversations, Rachael and Natalie offer grace-filled guidance and practical tips to equip your family with a Biblical Worldview.

Whether you're encouraging a teen to engage critically with worldly perspectives or helping younger children grasp the beauty of God's creation, this episode is filled with wisdom to strengthen your parenting journey. Tune in and be inspired to raise girls who honor God's design, cherish life in all its forms, and stand firm in timeless truths.

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