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Ep. 339 - What Does Humility REALLY Mean for Christian Girls?
Season 3 · Episode 339

Ep. 339 - What Does Humility REALLY Mean for Christian Girls?

Raising Godly Girls · Rachael Culpepper & Natalie Ambrose

March 3, 202622m 32s

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Show Notes

In this Tuesday podcast episode, hosts Rachael and Natalie tackle the big question: is it possible for a girl to achieve humility? Through an insightful conversation anchored in Biblical wisdom, Raising Godly Girls aims for a multi-faceted approach to understand and cultivate this Christian virtue throughout a girl's journey without the pressure to live it perfectly.

Under the identity of Christ, a Christian girl's sense of pride and confidence will inherently look different. Host Rachael shares practical truths to help parents guide girls in a Biblical path apart from the need for a spotlight. Listeners will come away with a Biblically-backed sense of God's mercy on a girl's heart when she is given opportunities to grow through 'humble pie' moments. Finally, the hosts talk through humility-gone-wrong scenarios in culture—insecurity and self-deprecation.

This episode shares the solid foundation American Heritage Girls offers girls as they grow in a healthy notion of self through various resources and relationships within AHG Troops. You will leave this podcast conversation feeling both challenged and encouraged as a Christian parent.

Three Things to Consider:

  • Biblical Humility isn't vying for power, prestige, or position

  • Healthy Humility is fully aware of God's mercy and responds in gratitude

  • Biblical Humility doesn't involve a girl putting herself down

Scriptures Referenced in this Episode:

  • 1 Peter 5:5-6

  • 2 Samuel 2:28

  • James 4:10

  • Genesis 39-50

  • Colossians 3:12

Visit raisinggodlygirls.com for more encouragement and faith-based parenting tools. Learn how to find or start an American Heritage Girls Troop in your community at americanheritagegirls.org.