Winter has a way of slowing everything down. The days feel longer. Growth feels hidden. Waiting can feel heavy.

In this episode of Sisters on Purpose, we talk about the sacredness of winter seasons and what it means to be present instead of rushing ahead. We reflect on Lent and the discipline of waiting well. We discuss the importance of reaching out and staying connected when isolation feels easier. We also explore caring for your body, keeping it moving for your well-being, even when winter feels long and motivation feels low.

Not every season is for blooming. Some seasons are for rooting.

Winter is not punishment. It is preparation. Dormancy is not death. Much of God’s deepest work happens underground, unseen.

If you find yourself in a waiting season spiritually, emotionally, or relationally, this conversation will remind you that spring is still promised.

Be present. Reach out. Keep moving. Hold hope.

Comparison is unavoidable, but it isn’t always destructive. In this episode of Sisters on Purpose, we unpack how comparison has shown up in our own lives in both healthy and unhealthy ways, and how it quietly shapes our identity, confidence, and decision-making.

Together, we explore the subtle line between comparison that clarifies and comparison that corrodes, especially for women navigating leadership, motherhood, calling, and faith. We talk honestly about the moments comparison pushed us to grow, and the seasons where it left us discouraged, distracted, or disconnected from who we were becoming.

This conversation is an invitation to pause and ask a deeper question:

In this episode, you’ll hear:

If you’ve ever found yourself shrinking, striving, or second-guessing because of someone else’s life, leadership, or lane, this episode will meet you with clarity, honesty, and hope.

In this episode, we sit down with author and speaker Tracy Harper to talk about identity, validation, and learning to live from God’s voice rather than the noise around us. Tracy shares the heart behind her book From Him, Not Them and offers wisdom for women—especially young Christian women—who are navigating faith, pressure, and purpose in a world full of competing voices.

In this conversation, we explore:

This episode is an invitation to pause, listen, and realign—learning to receive identity and direction from Him, not from the expectations or opinions of others.

A new year brings fresh possibilities, but before rushing forward, it invites us to pause.

In this episode of Sisters on Purpose, we kick off the new year by creating space to reflect on the season behind us, reset what feels misaligned, and renew our hearts, minds, and intentions for what’s ahead. This is not about resolutions driven by pressure or perfection, but about choosing purpose, peace, and presence as we step into a new chapter.

Together, we talk about letting go of what no longer serves us, honoring the lessons we’ve learned, and embracing the hope that comes with intentional renewal. Whether you’re feeling excited, weary, or somewhere in between, this conversation will meet you right where you are.

If you’re longing to begin the year grounded instead of rushed, aligned instead of overwhelmed, and hopeful instead of heavy, this episode is for you.

Listen in and start the year on purpose.

This season isn’t about doing it all. It’s about being present, being available, and being a quiet gift in the lives of the people God has placed around us. In this Sisters on Purpose episode, we talk honestly about how the holidays can magnify pressure, heighten expectations, and leave you feeling stretched thin.

Together, we walk through simple, practical ways to reduce overwhelm, being available to those you love, protect your peace, and create space for what truly matters.

If you’re longing for a calmer December, meaningful connection, and a Christmas that feels grounded in purpose instead of pressure, this conversation is for you.

Come sit with us. Take a deep breath. And let’s step into a season that honors both our hearts and our homes.

Every life has its seasons—times of planting, waiting, pruning, and harvest. In this episode, we explore how God uses every season, even the quiet and hidden ones, to cultivate something beautiful in us.

So often, we long to see fruit before it’s time, forgetting that growth happens beneath the surface. Winter, though barren on the outside, is never wasted. It’s where roots deepen, character forms, and unseen transformation takes place. In this season of Thanksgiving, and soon Advent, we are invited to slow down, celebrate the harvest, and make space for that unseen work of God.

Through candid conversation, and personal stories, we’ll talk about:

Whether you’re in a season of abundance or barrenness, this episode is an invitation to trust the One who ordains both. Your season has purpose. 

Listen in and be reminded: God is faithfully working in every season of your life.

Family is one of the greatest gifts God gives us — but it also requires intentional effort, grace, and courage to protect it. In this episode, we explore what it means to fight for your family through a biblical lens, the necessity to create healthy boundaries while still pursuing relationships, and when it’s necessary to disrupt comfort to preserve what matters most.

We talk about:

Family is worth fighting for — not through control or fear, but through love, truth, and commitment. Sometimes fighting for family means setting boundaries, seeking reconciliation, and trusting God’s plan through the discomfort. 

In this heartfelt episode, we share Jeannette’s powerful story of walking through the unexpected challenge of a brain tumor. Through the ups and downs of diagnosis, surgery, and recovery, Jeannette leaned into the strength of her faith, the love of her family, and the support of her community.

She also opens up about her current project, writing a book that not only chronicles her journey but also weaves in original reflections, comments, and quotes from those who walked alongside her. In addition, Jeannette shares how songwriting became a lifeline, with songs written before, during, and after her experience that continue to speak hope and healing.

This is more than a medical story, it’s a testimony of perseverance, creativity, and the kind of faith that carries us through life’s hardest battles.

Join us as our oldest and youngest sisters join the conversation at the close of our 2025 sister weekend. We dive into the details, lessons, and special moments we shared. The recording was done at our Airbnb, so it’s a bit raw and unpolished, but it was such a treat having all six of us together, even if our quieter eldest sister mostly just listened. We also did a fun activity at “The House of Colour,” where we learned which season best suits our undertones for clothing and makeup. You’ll have to listen to find out which season we all are!

How do you navigate telling your story when you feel silenced?

In this episode, Michele Evette Vrabel talks with us about her memoir, Outloud: The Sound of Healing, a sequel to her first memoir, Butterfly Stitches, detailing her journey through emotional, spiritual, mental, and physical struggles, including infidelity, divorce, and childhood trauma. We discuss her process of confronting past wounds, healing in layers, what it means to live “out loud” after trauma, and how she came to understand how her story would impact her offender(s). You don’t want to miss this powerful episode!

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