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Soul Care Reflection
"Then Jesus answered her, ‘O woman, great is your faith! Be it done for you as you desire.’ And her daughter was healed instantly.” — Matthew 15:28 (ESV)
Episode Summary
She wasn’t part of the crowd. She wasn’t part of the chosen people. But the Canaanite woman came anyway—crying out, kneeling, persisting in faith. In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 15:21–28 through Imaginative Prayer, stepping into the story from the perspective of the bystanders, the woman herself, and our own. Her boldness invites us to consider what faith looks like when we feel unworthy, unwelcome, or unheard—and how Jesus meets us there with mercy.
Reflection Questions:
- How do you persist in faith when you feel dismissed or unseen?
- What barriers have you had to push through as a Black woman of faith?
- What does this woman’s boldness teach you about interceding for those you love?
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May you know this week that Jesus honors your faith, meets you with compassion, and welcomes you fully at His table.
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By Patrice GerideauSoul Care Reflection
"Then Jesus answered her, ‘O woman, great is your faith! Be it done for you as you desire.’ And her daughter was healed instantly.” — Matthew 15:28 (ESV)
Episode Summary
She wasn’t part of the crowd. She wasn’t part of the chosen people. But the Canaanite woman came anyway—crying out, kneeling, persisting in faith. In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 15:21–28 through Imaginative Prayer, stepping into the story from the perspective of the bystanders, the woman herself, and our own. Her boldness invites us to consider what faith looks like when we feel unworthy, unwelcome, or unheard—and how Jesus meets us there with mercy.
Reflection Questions:
- How do you persist in faith when you feel dismissed or unseen?
- What barriers have you had to push through as a Black woman of faith?
- What does this woman’s boldness teach you about interceding for those you love?
Join the Sister Soul Care Community
Sign up for our free community and receive weekly reflections, prayer guides, and soul care encouragement.
LINK: sistersoulcare.com
May you know this week that Jesus honors your faith, meets you with compassion, and welcomes you fully at His table.