Spot Me, Sis

Today’s episode is a little lighter, a little nosy, and a lot of fun 😅We’re answering money questions we didn’t even read ahead of time (thanks, Chat 😂) and getting real about our habits, opinions, and the little things that add up.This is your reminder that money conversations don’t have to feel heavy, awkward, or off-limits. They can be honest, imperfect, and even a little fun.

What if “protecting your peace” is actually keeping you—and your kids—from growing?In this episode, we’re diving into a parenting and mindset trend we’ve been seeing everywhere: avoiding discomfort, over-identifying with our feelings, and stepping in too quickly to rescue our kids from hard things.This isn’t about being perfect parents. It’s about asking better questions, challenging what culture is telling us, and learning how to raise strong, grounded, faith-filled humans in a world that tells them to stay comfortable.Because growth doesn’t happen in bubble wrap.

What does it really mean to be content—and is it always a good thing? In this episode of Spot Me Sis, we talk about contentment vs. divine discontent, stewardship, and how to grow without losing gratitude for where you are.

Most of us underestimate the power of our unique spiritual gifts—and the hidden blind spots they create. What if understanding these differences could transform the way we grow, serve, and connect in our faith journey? In this eye-opening episode, Michaela and Bryt explore the often-overlooked spectrum of spiritual gifts, from unwavering faith to curious questioning. They challenge the idea that one gift is superior, revealing how each strength contributes to the collective growth of the church and our communities. Discover how gifts like belief, curiosity, and even avoiding contention are vital for navigating complexity and change.

Is guilt a gift from God? In this episode of Spot Me Sis, we talk personality, perception, and the difference between guilt and shame—plus how God calls us to grow, not stay stuck.

In this episode, Michaela and Bryt share their honest reflections on how societal and church culture shape women’s perceptions of themselves, and how to rise above these narratives to embrace divine femininity, confidence, and purpose.