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You weren’t meant to just read Ephesians—you were meant to live it.In this final week, we’re talking about what it looks like to stand firm, put on the armor of God, and walk out everything we’ve learned. No more rushing. No more surface-level faith.It’s time to stay rooted. We have our quarterly in person gathering on April 27 at Daystar Church. We would love to see you there! Follow us on socials for more info.

This week, we’re walking through Ephesians 5 and talking about what it really means to live as children of light in a culture that constantly blurs the lines.From “walking in love” to “walking in light” and “walking in wisdom,” this chapter challenges the way we live, what we tolerate, and even what we’ve started calling “okay.”We also dive into:how culture subtly softens what God calls sinwhat it actually looks like to expose darkness (without becoming harsh or self-righteous)and a simple, practical framework for living differently, checking your heart, speaking truth in love, and remembering—you’re not the Holy SpiritPlus, we touch on the often-misunderstood topic of submission and how it reflects humility, not weakness.If you’ve ever felt the tension between standing firm in truth and loving people well—this episode is for you.Join us at our next in-person event, April 27 at Daystar Church in Cullman, AL.

This week we finish Ephesians 4 by diving into what it actually looks like to leave behind our old life and step fully into who God has called us to be. Paul gets incredibly practical here—calling believers to no longer live like the world, but to be renewed in the way we think and to “put on” our new self.In this episode, we talk about the daily tension between the old and new nature—how old habits, mindsets, and reactions try to creep back in, and what it looks like to intentionally choose a different way. We unpack real-life areas like controlling our words, handling anger, choosing honesty, and letting go of bitterness.This conversation is a reminder that transformation isn’t just spiritual—it’s visible. It shows up in how we speak, how we respond, and how we treat others. If you’ve ever struggled with going back to old patterns or wondered what real growth actually looks like, this episode will help you take practical steps toward lasting change.Because walking with Jesus isn’t just about what we believe—it’s about how we live.

This week we move into a new section of Ephesians where Paul shifts from teaching about our identity in Christ to how we actually live it out. In Ephesians 4:1–16, Paul urges believers to “walk worthy” of the calling they have received. He challenges the church to pursue humility, patience, and unity while recognizing that every believer has been given unique gifts to build up the body of Christ.In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to live out our faith in everyday life—how to protect unity in a world that thrives on division, how to grow from spiritual immaturity into maturity, and how speaking the truth in love helps the church grow stronger. We also discuss comparison, finding your role in the body of Christ, and why every believer’s contribution matters.Join us as we unpack how mature faith isn’t flashy—it’s steady, rooted, and built through daily obedience.

This week we’re diving into Ephesians 3 — a chapter that shifts from theology to deep, personal prayer.Paul reveals the mystery of the Gospel: that we are fellow heirs, brought near, fully included, and part of something far bigger than ourselves. But he doesn’t stop there. He prays that believers would be strengthened with power through the Spirit in their inner being — not just informed, but transformed.If you’ve ever felt small, unseen, or unsure of your purpose — Ephesians 3 reminds us that we are part of God’s eternal plan and empowered by His Spirit.

This week we step into one of the most powerful truths in Ephesians — you belong.In Ephesians 2:11–22, Paul shows us that Jesus didn’t just save us individually — He brought us into a family. Walls are torn down. Distance is removed. And through Christ, we are brought near and built together into something beautiful.In this episode, we talk about:• What it really means to belong to God• How Jesus destroys the walls that divide us• Why unity matters in the Church today• What it looks like to live as part of God’s household• How identity and belonging change how we see ourselves and othersIf you’ve ever struggled with feeling like an outsider, not enough, or like you don’t quite fit — this conversation is for you.You are not far off.You are not forgotten.You are being built into something eternal.📘 Want to follow along with the study?Grab your copy here:https://www.amazon.com/Ephesians-Identity-Action-Collective-Study/dp/B0GG78XSNV

In this week’s episode, we study Ephesians 2:1–10 and reflect on the powerful transformation from spiritual death to new life in Christ. Paul reminds us that we are saved by grace through faith—not by our own works—but as God’s workmanship, created for good works He prepared in advance for us. Join us as we unpack what grace truly means, how our identity is rooted in Christ, and how salvation leads to a life of purpose and obedience.

This week on the SHE Collective podcast, we dive into Ephesians 1:15–23, where Paul prays for the believers in Ephesus to be filled with wisdom, revelation, and spiritual insight. We’ll explore how understanding the hope, inheritance, and incredible power available to us in Christ transforms the way we live each day.In this episode, we discuss how to:Grow in spiritual wisdom and understandingExperience the richness of God’s inheritance personallyWalk confidently knowing Christ is far above all powers, ruling in every area of lifeWhether you’re studying on your own or with your SHE group, this episode will inspire you to pray with expectation, trust in God’s power, and live fully in the hope He gives.📖 Follow along with the study guide in paperback or PDF here:👉 Ephesians Study – SHE Collective

Welcome back to the SHE Collective podcast! This week we’re diving into Ephesians 1:7–14, where Paul reminds us of the incredible blessings we have in Christ. He writes about our redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of our sins, and the lavish inheritance God has prepared for us.In this passage, we see that everything we have in God is by His grace and according to His perfect plan. Paul calls us to live with thankfulness and purpose, remembering that we are sealed by the Holy Spirit as God’s own possession.This week, we’ll explore:What it really means to be redeemed and forgivenHow our inheritance in Christ impacts our daily choices and confidenceThe role of the Holy Spirit as our seal and guaranteeGet ready to see your life through the lens of God’s abundant blessings and leave encouraged to live in the fullness of what He has already done for you.Get your study guide in paperback or PDF and follow along with the weekly questions and Scripture readings here:👉 https://www.amazon.com/Ephesians-Identity-Action-Collective-Study/dp/B0GG78XSNV/ref=sr_1_1?crid=13YIFGHVI4NP1&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.IcgzCTOPn0s30ic43Ft-kY_JAxeuYmv58TySUvjZd8LGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.C7s3iXfJZ9bTBq1igtF8RfEXFQvIXiT9vSHstei8SlI&qid=1769376072&sprefix=ephesiands+study+she+collective%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-1Join us at our first in-person gathering of the year, February 2 at Daystar Church in Cullman, AL. Doors open at 6:00 and worship will begin at 6:30. Find more info on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100066702940178

In Week 1, we dive into the introduction of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. We explore who Paul was writing to, the historical context of the church in Ephesus, and why his message is still so relevant for us today.This episode is designed to help you:Understand the purpose and themes of EphesiansReflect on your own spiritual journey and callingPrepare to engage with the daily readings and journal promptsWe’ll also share practical tips on how to get the most out of this study, including how to reflect on verses, notice repeated themes, and apply what you learn to your daily life.Week 1 sets the foundation for the entire study and invites you to step into a deeper understanding of who you are in Christ and what God is calling you to in your life.

Welcome to the Ephesians Study! In this episode, we set the stage for the next 12 weeks as we dive into one of the most practical and powerful books in the New Testament. We’ll introduce the study format, share how you can engage with the passages each day, and explain the purpose of journaling, discussion questions, and cross-references.This week is all about preparing your heart and mind to fully engage with God’s Word. We’ll talk about how to approach Scripture in a way that leads to life change, not just knowledge, and how community plays a key role in growing in faith.Whether you’re joining a group or studying individually, this episode will help you get ready to take the next step in your walk with Christ and set the tone for the weeks ahead.

We’ve reached the final week of our Spiritual Rhythms study—and we’re closing with the rhythm that holds them all together: Surrender. As we stand on the edge of a new year, this is exactly where our hearts need to be. In this episode, we talk about what it truly means to lay our plans, expectations, control, and timelines at the feet of Jesus. Surrender isn’t weakness—it’s trust. It’s choosing obedience over comfort and faith over fear as we step into what God is doing next.This episode also marks our final podcast episode of 2025. Thank you for walking with us through this season. We’ll see you back in 2026 as we roll out SHE Groups once again and begin a brand new study through the book of Ephesians. Until then, may you enter the new year surrendered, confident, and anchored in Christ.

In a world that never stops talking, scrolling, or demanding our attention, silence and solitude can feel almost impossible—and even uncomfortable. This week on the SHE Bible Study Podcast, we explore the Rhythm of Silence and Solitude: why Jesus intentionally withdrew, what Scripture teaches us about being alone with God, and how we can practice this rhythm in a loud, busy, modern world. We’ll talk honestly about distractions, spiritual noise, and the resistance we often feel when things get quiet—and why silence isn’t empty, but full of God’s presence.As we near the end of this study, be looking out for ways to sign up for SHE Groups beginning in January. We can’t wait to walk this next season together.

On this week’s episode, we’re diving into one of the most powerful rhythms of the Christian life: repentance. It’s a word that can feel heavy… maybe even uncomfortable. But repentance isn’t about shame — it’s about freedom.We talk about why turning back to God is such a vital part of spiritual growth, how repentance restores what sin tries to break, and why the enemy wants us to believe we’ve messed up too much to come home. Spoiler: we haven’t.We’ll share real-life moments where God’s grace met us in our mess and remind you that conviction is a gift — because it leads us to healing, closeness with Jesus, and a heart that looks more like His.If you’ve been carrying guilt, avoiding God, or feeling stuck… this conversation is for you. Let’s step into the joy and renewal waiting on the other side of repentance.

In this week’s study of Rooted Not Rushed, we’re diving into the rhythm of community—why it matters, why it’s hard, and how we can rebuild it in a world where so many of us have felt burned by relationships.We open up about high school memories, mean girls, and the long (sometimes messy) journey of becoming ourselves. We talk about how those early experiences often shape the way we show up in friendships as adults—and why finding biblical community is worth pushing through the fear, past hurt, or hesitation.Community may not seem like a “spiritual rhythm,” but it absolutely is. We were never meant to live life alone. God formed us for connection, belonging, and shared growth. Healthy community keeps us grounded when life gets overwhelming and helps us stay rooted instead of rushed.If you’ve been longing for the right circle or wondering where you fit, this is your reminder that community is still possible—and it’s worth fighting for.And as you’re listening, start thinking about joining a SHE Group in 2026. Your people might be waiting for you.

This week we’re talking about generosity — but don’t tune out just yet! 😉 We promise, this isn’t a money talk. We’re unpacking what it really means to live generously in every area of life — with our words, time, forgiveness, attention, and more.We go a little off-plan this week (in true us fashion 😅) and end up diving into 9 ways to show generosity that have nothing to do with money.From simple acts of kindness to the quiet ways we can serve others daily, this conversation will leave you inspired to give freely — right where you are, with what you already have.✨ You don’t have to have a lot to give a lot.

This week we’re leaning into one of the most powerful postures a believer can hold — gratitude. In every season, thankfulness shifts our perspective, strengthens our faith, and reminds us that God’s goodness is not dependent on our circumstances.In this episode, we talk about how to cultivate gratitude not just when life feels full, but when it feels empty — how to give thanks in the waiting, the breaking, and the becoming. Gratitude isn’t ignoring pain; it’s recognizing that God is still worthy of praise right in the middle of it.Join us as we share scriptures, stories, and practical ways to make gratitude a rhythm that grounds your soul and opens your heart to joy again.Join us on November 17 for our SHE Collective Friendsgiving. Bring a dish if that's your thing,T and join us for a night of food, community, and a word from a special guest.

This week, we’re diving into one of the most overlooked but powerful spiritual rhythms—fasting. In a world obsessed with consumption and convenience, fasting reminds us where our true source of satisfaction comes from. It’s not about deprivation; it’s about dependence—creating space for God to fill what the world never could.Join us as we talk about the heart behind fasting, practical ways to begin, and what it means to fast not just from food, but from anything that’s taken God’s rightful place in our lives. Whether you’re new to fasting or have practiced it before, this episode will help you approach it with purpose, humility, and expectancy.Let’s trade fullness for faith and hunger for holiness—because when we make room, He fills it.

This week we’re diving into worship — what it really means, why it matters, and how it looks in our everyday lives beyond Sunday mornings. Worship isn’t just about singing songs; it’s about surrender, lifestyle, and the posture of our hearts.We’ll talk about the rhythms of worship that root us deeper in God’s presence, how to recognize moments of worship in the ordinary, and ways to shift our focus back to the One who deserves it all.And a quick note — we know this episode sounds a little different! We had some technical issues with our intro and outro this week, so you won’t be hearing those. But hey, done is better than perfect, right? We never claimed to be pros over here 😂 Thanks for your grace as we keep showing up and growing right alongside you.

This week, we’re diving into one of the most powerful spiritual rhythms — prayer.Prayer isn’t about fancy words or checking a box; it’s about a real, ongoing conversation with God. It’s where we lay down our worries, align our hearts with His, and find peace in His presence.In this episode, we talk about practical ways to build a prayer rhythm in your daily life — from quick prayers in the car to quiet moments of surrender. You’ll hear how prayer keeps us rooted, not rushed, in every season.🕊️ Want to follow along in the Rooted Not Rushed Bible study?Grab your own paperback copy here: https://www.lulu.com/shop/haley-may/rooted-not-rushed/paperback/product-9y8g7v.html

This week we’re diving into the rhythm of obedience—and let’s be honest, that word can feel a little intimidating. We talk about how “honor and obey” got weird, why we sometimes resist obedience, and what it really means to follow God’s lead in our daily lives. You’ll laugh with us, learn with us, and be encouraged to take steps of obedience that bring freedom, not fear.👉 Want your own copy of the Rooted Not Rushed study? You can purchase the paperback here: Rooted Not Rushed on Lulu.👉 Prefer a FREE digital version? Head over to our social media and send us a message with your email address—we’d love to gift you the study!Find us on Facebook at SHE Collective or on Instagram at @shecollective_us. And don’t forget to share this with a friend who could use some encouragement today!

In this episode, we lean into the gift of rest—a rhythm God Himself modeled from the very beginning. We’ll talk about what true, biblical rest looks like, why it’s so needed in our busy lives, and how rest keeps us rooted instead of rushed.✨ It’s not too late to join a SHE Group! Reach out to us and let us know if you’d like to be part of one. And we’d love to hear from you—leave a comment and let us know where you are listening from!

Welcome to the start of our Rooted Not Rushed study! In this episode, we dig into what it truly means to be rooted in God’s Word. We’ll talk about why the Bible is our firm foundation, how daily time in Scripture shapes our lives, and practical ways to let God’s Word take root in your heart during this season.If you’d like to lead a SHE Group, join one, or simply follow along with the materials on your own, fill out the form linked here >>> https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSearbVTJ0tTzHLTkJ_sl1jrWRXP4qRqRRHSW6C7F6Q8Ikruig/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=103098615751812076874. Groups officially launch September 14—and we’d love for you to be part of it!

We’re bringing you something special in this episode! Last month at SHE Collective, we gathered together to dive deep into what it means to walk in confidence as a Christian woman. Since we mentioned it in our last episode, we thought it would be powerful to share the full teaching here on the podcast. You’ll hear practical encouragement, biblical truth, and reminders that our confidence doesn’t come from the world—it comes from knowing who we are in Christ. Whether you were with us in the room or this is your first time hearing it, we pray it speaks to your heart and helps you step boldly into your calling.

This episode was supposed to be a lighthearted recap of our summer… but you know us—one mention of Showgirls and suddenly we’re deep into Taylor Swift, parenting, and all the things in between. 😂Somewhere between laughs, we accidentally dove into some pretty big topics:✨ What it looks like to raise children to be different in today’s world✨ How to balance the world vs. the Word✨ And yes, all. that. jazz.It’s messy, it’s real, and it’s exactly the kind of catch-up convo you’d have with your best friends over coffee. 💜Interested in SHEGroups>> https://forms.gle/mQVtYud1SyhMCiuZ6Come to SHEGathers >> https://tinyurl.com/shegathers

In this episode, we’re diving deep into your most asked questions about the Holy Spirit—who He is, how He works in our lives, and what it means to be filled with His power. From “Who do I pray to?” to “How do I know I have the Holy Spirit?”—we’re tackling it all with open hearts and biblical truth. Whether you're brand new to learning about the Holy Spirit or you've wrestled with these questions for years, this conversation is for you.Grab your Bible, a journal, and maybe even a friend to listen with—because this episode is packed with real talk, scriptural insight, and Holy Spirit wisdom you won’t want to miss.

In our final week, we’re looking at the grace gifts, often referred to as motivational gifts. These are gifts that shape how we naturally operate as members of the body of Christ — gifts like serving, teaching, exhortation, giving, leadership, and mercy. These gifts are foundational for the church and show up in our everyday lives, workplaces, families, and ministries.📖 Scripture to follow along with us:Romans 12:6–8 – The grace gifts defined1 Peter 4:10–11 – Using your gifts to serve othersEphesians 4:11–13 – Building up the body of ChristColossians 3:23–24 – Doing everything as unto the LordThese may not always seem flashy, but they are powerful, purposeful, and deeply needed. Let this episode affirm who God created you to be and how your gift is a vital part of His Kingdom.

This week, we’re covering the action (or power) gifts of the Holy Spirit: faith, healing, and miracles. These gifts demonstrate God’s supernatural power working through His people to bring hope, healing, and breakthrough in real time. We’ll share stories, unpack scripture, and discuss how these gifts still operate today through ordinary people with extraordinary faith.📖 Scripture to follow along with us:1 Corinthians 12:7–11 – The nine spiritual giftsActs 3:1–10 – Healing of the lame manJames 5:14–16 – Prayers of faith and healingHebrews 11 – Heroes of the faithActs 19:11–12 – God doing miracles through PaulIf you’ve ever asked, “Does God still heal?” or “Can miracles happen through me?” — this episode is for you.

This week, we’re diving into the vocal gifts of the Holy Spirit—prophecy, tongues, and interpretation of tongues. These gifts are given to edify the church, glorify God, and bring divine encouragement. Whether you're brand new to this topic or have questions about how these gifts operate today, we’re breaking it down in a way that’s practical, biblical, and Spirit-led.📖 Scripture to follow along with us:1 Corinthians 12:7–11 – Gifts of the Spirit1 Corinthians 14 – Order and purpose of vocal gifts in the churchActs 2:1–13 – The outpouring of the Holy Spirit at PentecostRomans 12:6 – Prophecy in proportion to faithWhether you’ve seen these gifts in action or are still discerning what you believe, this episode will help you lean in with curiosity and confidence. We’re praying it stirs up boldness in your spirit to speak as the Spirit leads.

Week 3: The Revelation Gifts – When God Makes Things KnownIn this week’s episode, we’re diving into the Revelation Gifts of the Holy Spirit: the Word of Wisdom, the Word of Knowledge, and the Discerning of Spirits. These gifts reveal supernatural insight and divine truth that our natural minds could never grasp on their own. We talk through how these gifts operate today, share personal stories, and challenge listeners to stay open and expectant for how the Holy Spirit might speak to them.📖 Scriptures to Study This Week:Word of Wisdom – 1 Corinthians 12:8, Acts 27:21-26Word of Knowledge – 1 Corinthians 12:8, John 4:16-19Discerning of Spirits – 1 Corinthians 12:10, Acts 16:16-18, 1 John 4:1Whether you're new to this conversation or you’ve experienced these gifts before, we pray this episode deepens your understanding and stirs your faith. The Holy Spirit still reveals—are we listening?

In this week’s episode of the SHE Bible Study podcast, we’re diving into where the Holy Spirit shows up all throughout Scripture—from the Old Testament to the New. We explore how the Spirit was present in creation, empowered leaders and prophets, and then was poured out in a whole new way after Jesus’ resurrection. Same Spirit. New access. Let’s go deeper together.4o

We’re kicking off a brand new Bible study series all about the Holy Spirit — who He is, the power He brings, and the role He’s played throughout Scripture and in our own lives.In this first episode, we dive into Jesus’ introduction of the Holy Spirit in John 14:16–17, and explore how the Gospel of John helps us better understand His identity. We also get personal about our own experiences — from being confused or even weirded out by the Holy Spirit, to realizing He was the missing piece in our walk with God.If you’ve ever wondered how to know the Holy Spirit, or felt unsure about what His presence means in your everyday life, this conversation is for you.

In this episode of The Overflow, we’re recapping the powerful April SHE Collective gathering and diving into a question we all face: what do you do after a spiritual high? We explore the emotions that follow mountaintop moments — the confusion, the silence, even the stagnancy — and ask, does feeling stuck make me a bad Christian? Spoiler: it doesn’t.We look at what the disciples did after the resurrection and how their post-miracle responses can guide us today. Whether you’re feeling fired up or flatlined, this episode is a reminder that Jesus still meets us right where we are.

…but we didn’t. Instead, this week’s episode is a laid-back catch-up where we recap the Forrest Frank concert, talk about how being a Christian is actually cool, admit we’re not winning any parenting awards lately, and dream out loud about what’s next for the podcast. It’s honest, unfiltered, and full of laughs — because sometimes the best episodes are the ones that don’t go as planned.

In our final week studying the life of Paul, we reflect on what it means to finish well and live with eternity in mind. Paul wasn’t just focused on the moment—he was intentional about the legacy he would leave behind. In this episode, we dive into his powerful words in 2 Timothy and explore how we, too, can run our race with purpose. Whether you're leading in your home, your workplace, or your community, this week will challenge you to think about the mark you're leaving on the world and how to keep Christ at the center of it all.

This week, we’re diving into the life of Paul and the unshakable endurance he modeled through every trial, storm, and prison cell. From shipwrecks to snake bites, persecution to loneliness, Paul never stopped pressing forward in faith. What kept him going? What can we learn from his perspective on suffering, joy, and purpose?Join us as we unpack how Paul found strength not in his circumstances, but in Christ alone—and how we, too, can endure whatever comes our way. Whether you're in a season of waiting, battling discouragement, or just need a reminder of God’s power in the hard places, this episode is for you.Let’s press on together, like Paul, with eyes fixed on eternity.

In Week 7 of the SHE Bible Study podcast, we dive into the life and ministry of Paul—one of the most powerful examples of transformation in Scripture. From a persecutor of Christians to a passionate disciple of Jesus, Paul’s journey shows us that no one is beyond God’s grace. We’ll explore how he ministered to many, the challenges he faced, and the boldness with which he shared the Gospel. Most importantly, we’ll discuss how each of us is called to ministry in our own way—whether in our homes, workplaces, or communities. Join us as we break down what it means to step into your calling and share Jesus wherever you are!

This week’s episode is all the things — real talk, laughs, and some heart checks. We’re catching up on life lately and what it’s been like stepping into our new role as gymnastics moms (yes, we’re those moms now 😅). We also talk about what it means to be known for doing ministry, and how we’re navigating our God-given roles as women — working, wife-ing, and motherhood-ing — and how it all weaves together in our homes. It’s a fun one you don’t want to miss!And don’t forget — our next SHE Collective gathering is happening March 31 and we would LOVE to have you there. We have a special guest speaker!! Bring a friend and come be refreshed and encouraged. 💕

This week on the SHE Bible Study Podcast, we’re diving into the incredible story of Paul—a man who went from persecuting Christians to becoming one of the greatest voices for the Gospel. 🙌🔥 Who was Paul before his encounter with Jesus?⚡ What happened on the road to Damascus that changed everything?📖 How does his transformation inspire us in our own faith journey?Paul’s story is a powerful reminder that no one is too far gone for God’s grace and that He can use even our past for His purpose. Tune in as we unpack his journey and what it means for us today!🎧 Listen now & let’s grow together!

As we wrap up our series on King David, we take a deeper look at how his life points to Jesus. From his role as a shepherd and king to the promises God made through his lineage, David’s story is woven into the greater story of redemption. We’ll discuss the parallels between David and Jesus, how God used David’s line to bring forth the Messiah, and what this means for us today.Next week, we shift our focus to Paul, but before we do, let’s reflect on David’s lasting legacy and how his life ultimately leads us to Christ.

This week, we’re exploring how David worshiped God in every season—through victories, trials, joy, and sorrow. His life teaches us that worship isn’t just for the good times; it’s a declaration of trust in the middle of uncertainty. Join us as we dive into Week 4 of our David study, unpacking how we can cultivate a heart of worship no matter what we’re facing.

This week, we’re taking a break from the SHE Bible Study podcast as we gear up for SHE Collective on February 24th at 6:00 PM at Daystar Church! But don’t worry, we’ve got an inspiring episode for you.Stephanie shares about her recent mission trip to Uganda and her involvement with One30, a ministry dedicated to spreading the Gospel to the nations. From life-changing moments in the mission field to seeing God move in unexpected ways, this episode will challenge and encourage you to step out in faith—whether that’s across the world or in your own backyard.Don't forget to mark your calendars for SHE Collective next week! It’s going to be an incredible night of worship, testimonies, and connection. See you there!

David was a man after God’s own heart, yet even he was not immune to temptation and failure. In this week’s study, we’ll examine one of the darkest moments in David’s life—his sin with Bathsheba and the devastating consequences that followed. Through this story, we’ll explore the weight of sin, the dangers of unchecked desire, and the incredible mercy of God. Even in our worst failures, redemption is possible when we turn back to Him in repentance.

In Week 2 of the SHE Bible Study podcast, we follow David’s journey from victorious warrior to hunted fugitive. After defeating Goliath and rising to prominence, David finds himself on the run from King Saul, facing betrayal, uncertainty, and years of waiting for God’s promise to be fulfilled. How did David handle this season of hardship? What can we learn from his faith, endurance, and trust in God’s timing? Join us as we explore this powerful chapter in David’s story and discover how to navigate our own seasons of waiting with faith and purpose.

In this first week of our SHE Bible Study, we dive into the early life of King David—before he was a king, before he defeated Goliath. As a humble shepherd, David was called by God in the midst of his ordinary life. We’ll explore how God saw potential in David when others didn't, and how His anointing set David on a path of purpose. Join us as we reflect on God’s timing, the importance of faithfulness in the small things, and how we can see God's hand in our own lives, even when we feel unqualified or unnoticed. Whether you’re in a season of waiting or wondering what God has called you to, this episode will remind you that your journey matters to Him. Check out all materials for SHE Groups Here! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MMnhkrkjjjTABpK_n6il0kijCC6XaQ8wzfl228V3WdU/edit?usp=sharing

This week, we’re switching gears to talk about a topic that’s been heavy on Stephanie’s heart—grief. 💔 Together, we open up about our personal experiences, how to handle those moments when you’re mad at God, and practical ways to support a friend walking through grief. Plus, we’re sharing exciting updates about the upcoming launch of SHE Groups and our next SHE Collective Gathering on January 27. Join us for an honest and hope-filled conversation about navigating loss while leaning on faith and community. 🌿

We’re kicking off this episode with a laugh as we talk about our very wrong snow predictions (sorry, schools—our bad!) and Stephanie’s hilarious mom moment—standing in line for an hour in the freezing cold because, well, other moms were doing it! 😂 Haley shares about her weeks of sickness and the lessons God has been teaching her through it. Then, we dive into the good stuff: seasons of rest. What does it look like when God slows us down? How do we handle it when He gives us a word, but we’re itching to move forward before finishing what He’s already asked of us? This episode is packed with laughs, encouragement, and inspiration to help you embrace the season you’re in.

In this episode, we’re diving into all things New Year! 🎉 Join us as we chat about setting intentional goals, what’s on our hearts for 2025, and how we’re preparing for a fresh start. We’ll also share a behind-the-scenes look at what’s going on in our lives as we step into this new season. Whether you’re a planner or just going with the flow, this episode will inspire you to embrace the year ahead with faith and purpose. Let’s do this together! 🙌

Join us as we dive into the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus, exploring her faith, courage, and role in the greatest story ever told. Along the way, we share our favorite family Christmas traditions, heartfelt moments, and the joyful chaos of preparing for the big guy’s visit. It's a festive mix of faith, family, and fun to celebrate the season and keep our hearts focused on its true meaning!

In this episode, we continue our journey through the Marys of the Bible. Today, we dive into the stories of Mary the mother of James, and Mary the wife of Clopas, wait or is that the same person? It’s easy to get confused, but we’re here to unravel how their lives intersect with God’s greater story. Join us as we sort through the details, clear up the confusion (kind of), and find powerful lessons in their faith and obedience.