Ep. 363 – Your Family's Joy & Adventure in Discovering Your Local Outdoors
Raising Godly Girls · Apr 28, 2026 · 26:07
Raising Godly Girls · Apr 28, 2026 · 26:07
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Spring has sprung—and with it comes a fresh invitation to step outside, slow down, and rediscover the beauty of God's creation.
In this episode of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast , Rachael Culpepper and Melissa Bearden kick off a week of conversations centered on the wonder of the outdoors and the role it plays in shaping a girl's faith. Whether your family thrives on planned adventures or leans into spontaneous Saturday outings, this conversation will encourage you to see the natural world not just as a backdrop—but as a living testimony to God's power, presence, and purpose.
Together, Rachael and Melissa explore how a Biblical W orldview anchors our understanding of creation in truth rather than fear. In a culture often filled with anxiety about the future of our planet, this episode gently reminds parents and girls alike that God is both Creator and Sustainer. He holds all things together—and invites us to live not in fear, but in faithful stewardship.
In this week's Raising Godly Girls Minute , Patti Garibay offers wisdom on navigating climate conversations through a lens of trust in God's sovereignty. Rather than carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders, girls can rest in God's design while embracing their role as wise and faithful caretakers of His creation.
From mountaintops to backyards, from stargazing to simple nature walks, this episode is filled with encouragement to help your girl connect what she sees in the world around her to who God is. Because when she begins to recognize His fingerprints in creation, her curiosity can grow into awe—and her awe into praise.
Three Things to Remember :
God's creation reveals His nature. From the smallest detail to the grandest landscape, the world around us points to who He is.
