Impostor syndrome says you’re not enough—but God says you are already victorious. In this closing episode of Season 2, Erica draws from Psalm 94:19, Luke 18:27, Isaiah 43:18–19, and Philippians 4:13 to remind you that fear doesn’t disqualify you—it can propel you.

Pray along, cancel doubt, and walk boldly in the calling God has placed on your life.

When fear rises, do you still have faith?

In this episode of Sisters in Prayer, guest leader, Samlara, reflects on Mark 4:38–40, where Jesus calms the storm and asks His disciples, “Why are you frightened? Have you still no faith?”

Pray along and be reminded that the same power that quieted the waves lives within you.

This season of Sisters in Prayer is dedicated to breaking free from impostor syndrome by rooting our confidence in God’s truth. You are chosen, equipped, and already victorious in Christ.

In this uplifting episode of Sisters in Prayer, guest, Onia encourages women to recognize and embrace the purpose God has placed within them. Through heartfelt prayer and reflection on scripture, listeners are reminded that God is already at work in their lives, guiding their steps and supplying every need. Whether you’re searching for your purpose or walking confidently in it, this episode will inspire you to trust God’s plan and rest in His promises.

Main Scriptures:

• Philippians 2:13 — “For it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill his good purpose.”
• Jeremiah 29:11 — “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”
• Proverbs 3:5-6 — “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.”

This season of Sisters in Prayer is dedicated to breaking free from impostor syndrome by rooting our confidence in God’s truth. You are chosen, equipped, and already victorious in Christ.

Are you delaying what God has called you to do? In this episode of Sisters in Prayer, Erica reminds us through Ecclesiastes 9:10 that every day is a gift, and procrastination is a tool of the enemy. Pray along and step into action with urgency, diligence, and faith.

This season of Sisters in Prayer is dedicated to breaking free from impostor syndrome by rooting our confidence in God’s truth. You are chosen, equipped, and already victorious in Christ.

Do you feel stuck in fear or doubt? In this episode of Sisters in Prayer, Erica reminds us through Psalm 40:1–3 that God is ready to lift us out of paralysis and steady our steps. Pray along and move boldly into the purpose He planted in you.

This season of Sisters in Prayer is dedicated to breaking free from impostor syndrome by rooting our confidence in God’s truth. You are chosen, equipped, and already victorious in Christ.

In this episode of Sisters in Prayer, Erica addresses the struggle with perfectionism and how it can keep us from experiencing God’s presence and purpose. Through honest reflection and heartfelt prayer, listeners are encouraged to release the need to be perfect and instead trust in God’s grace, knowing that our imperfections make room for His glory. Discover how to move forward in faith, embrace your true self, and allow God to work through your story.

Main Scripture:
So we don’t look at the troubles we can see now; rather, we fix our gaze on things that cannot be seen. For the things we see now will soon be gone, but the things we cannot see will last forever. — 2 Corinthians 4:18

This season of Sisters in Prayer is dedicated to breaking free from impostor syndrome by rooting our confidence in God’s truth. You are chosen, equipped, and already victorious in Christ.

In this debut episode of Sisters in Prayer, Erica welcomes women from all walks of life to a season of powerful prayers focused on overcoming impostor syndrome. Discover how perfectionism, people-pleasing, and self-doubt can hold you back—and how faith can set you free. Erica shares encouragement, scripture, and a heartfelt prayer to help you reclaim your joy, lean into your God-given purpose, and remember that in Christ, you are already victorious.

Main Scripture:
“The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.” —John 10:10

This season of Sisters in Prayer is dedicated to breaking free from impostor syndrome by rooting our confidence in God’s truth. You are chosen, equipped, and already victorious in Christ.

Let's take a look at Moses and the fear he felt regarding the assignment God gave him. Moses didn't believe anyone would be moved by him because he said, 'I get tongue-tied, and my words get tangled.' Yes, Moses had a stuttering problem. Yet, despite this impediment, God chose him to lead His people out of Egypt. This prayer reminds us that, just like Moses, we must not allow the darkness and lies of imposter syndrome to drown out God's purpose for us.

Scripture Reference:

Exodus 3:11 and Exodus 4:10

This season of Sisters in Prayer is dedicated to breaking free from impostor syndrome by rooting our confidence in God’s truth. You are chosen, equipped, and already victorious in Christ.

Impostor syndrome tries to suck the joy out of every exciting opportunity that comes your way. The enemy will attempt to convince you that you are unworthy, unequipped, and not enough for where God has placed you. This prayer is a reminder of who God says you are. You are the light of the world. Shine brightly, sis.

This season of Sisters in Prayer is dedicated to breaking free from impostor syndrome by rooting our confidence in God’s truth. You are chosen, equipped, and already victorious in Christ.

Are you caught in the cycle of people-pleasing? In this episode of Sisters in Prayer, Erica reminds us through Galatians 1:10 that true belonging comes from serving God, not seeking human approval. Pray along and step boldly into your God-given purpose.

This season of Sisters in Prayer is dedicated to breaking free from impostor syndrome by rooting our confidence in God’s truth. You are chosen, equipped, and already victorious in Christ.