Be Her Midwife, Not Her Rival w/ Natasha Shapoval & Taniya Pekun

from Project Sisterhood · host Chrissy Cole

In this episode of the Project Sisterhood Podcast, Chrissy Cole and friends talk about comparison, competition, and choosing unity in friendships. Through biblical insight and real-life honesty, they explore what it looks like to celebrate another woman’s calling instead of competing with it. A powerful reminder that true sisterhood builds, confirms, and strengthens one another.Click here to view the episode transcript. (00:00) - Cold Open: Why It’s Hard to Celebrate Her (00:25) - Welcome to Project Sisterhood (02:10) - The Subtle Trap of Comparison (05:30) - Why It’s Easier to Mourn Than Celebrate (08:40) - When Insecurity Turns Into Rivalry (12:05) - The Power of Confirmation in Friendship (15:20) - Mary & Elizabeth: A Model of Sisterhood (18:45) - Be Her Midwife, Not Her Rival (22:00) - Humility Creates Unity (25:10) - Celebrating What God Is Doing in Her (28:30) - Killing Competition in Christian Spaces (31:45) - Final Encouragement & Prayer

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