Raising Godly Girls - Ep. 261 — Ways Your Girl Can Reconcile the Divide Cut by Cancel Culture

Cancel culture seems to demand that we choose sides—cutting off, calling out, and canceling others with little room for redemption. But what does a Gospel response look like? How do we teach our daughters to stand firm in their faith without returning fire with fire? 

In this Thursday episode, co-hosts Rachael Culpepper and Natalie Ambrose dig deep into how the divide created by cancel culture can be reconciled—not through compromise, but through Christ. Rooted in the ministry of reconciliation described in 2 Corinthians 5, this episode explores what it means to be a peacemaker in a polarized world and how to help your daughter hold truth and grace in tension. 

From toddler playground scuffles to teenaged social dynamics, cancel culture is showing up in your daughter’s life earlier than ever. But instead of teaching her to cancel back, this conversation invites you to cast a different vision—one that prioritizes empathy, identity in Christ, spiritual maturity, and prayer for those who oppose her. 

You’ll walk away with: 

• A Gospel-centered framework for responding to cancel culture 

• Real-life language to help your daughter approach conflict differently 

• 3 practical jumping-off points to move her from canceling to reconciling 

• AHG resources like GRIT with Grace that equip girls to practice Biblical unity in their everyday relationships 

As American Heritage Girls Founder & Executive Director Emeritus Patti Garibay reminds us in this week’s Raising Godly Girls Minute, our differences are not a threat—they are an opportunity to celebrate the body of Christ in its fullness. Unity doesn’t mean sameness; it means choosing love in the face of division. 

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