So Good Sisterhood

What happens when a chapter of your life feels uncertain? In this episode, Pastors Karissa Robinson, Lisa Duvall, and Dalia Soto share their stories of hardship and victory as they’ve learned how to depend on God through the messy chapters of life. So Good Moments: How to increase your faith when the enemy tries to plant seeds of doubt. How Pastor Dalia learned to depend on God through unexpected grief. How Pastor Karissa trusted God through heartbreak. A new look at the Biblical story of Mary and Martha.How sometimes the greatest testimony is the work God does on the inside of you. Resources:Share Your Story With Us!How to Share Your Story WorksheetLearn more about Sisterhood | https://christfellowship.church/groups/sisterhood Ask a QuestionDiscussion Questions:What part of today's episode could you relate to?Have you ever had to trust God through unexpected grief or heartbreak? What did God teach you through that? Do you tend to be more of a Martha or a Mary? What encourages you about their story?What is one inner change God has made inside of you? 

Your story matters, and there’s Spiritual significance when you share yours with someone else. In this episode, Pastor Julie kicks off season five by sharing the power our stories have to strengthen the faith of others and invite God to move once again. So Good Moments: How one man’s story inspired an entire region with the life-changing message of Jesus. The Hebrew word for ‘testimony’ and what it means for us today.The Spiritual and Scriptural significance of sharing our story with. Pastor Julie’s story of how she came to know Jesus. What it means to prophecy (and why it’s not all that intimidating). A sneak peek into season five and the opportunity for your story to be featured on the podcast! Resources:Share Your Story With Us!How to Share Your Story WorksheetLearn more about Sisterhood | https://christfellowship.church/groups/sisterhood Ask a QuestionDiscussion Questions: What stands out to you about the man who shared his story with the entire region?When was the last time you shared your story? What was the outcome? What did you learn about what it means to prophecy? What is a key element of your story that could provide encouragement to others?

The ABCs of Healthy Conflict in Leadership and Life Season 4 | Episode 7Do you avoid conflict or see it as an opportunity for unity? In this episode, Pastor Julie is joined by Pastor Lisa Duvall and Pastor Karissa Robinson to discuss healthy conflict in leadership and life. You will learn practical tools to help you normalize conflict and become a peacemaker like Jesus. So Good Moments: Pastor Julie’s biggest leadership mistakes and what she learned from her first fight in marriage. How we can be an answer to Jesus’ prayer when we move in the direction of conflict and pursue unity.How to navigate conflict if you are naturally a fighter or a fleer. Pastor Julie’s ABCs of conflict that you can use as tools in any relationship.Why it’s important to normalize conflict (and what a Snickers bar, an elephant, and a roll of quarters have to do with it).A sneak peek into season five of the So Good Sisterhood podcast.Pastors Julie, Lisa, and Karissa’s fun Christmas traditions and more!Resources:Peacemaker bookFollow Sisterhood on Instagram and look out for our giveaway!Learn more about Sisterhood Ask a Question

Leading Beyond Your Capacity Season 4 | Episode 6Do you ever feel like you are in over your head? Here’s the good news: your leadership capacity doesn’t have to be limited to your own abilities. In this episode, Pastors Todd and Julie share how to take your leadership to the next level by encountering the Holy Spirit and His power. So Good Moments: What Pastors Todd and Julie wish they knew when they first started in leadership.Why it’s essential to lead with love and how love is connected to Spiritual gifts.A common misconception about seeking the giver but not the gifts. A special moment when Pastor Julie encountered the Holy Spirit and how it changed her leadership.What the Bible says about tongues, prophecy, and what we should earnestly desire.The purpose of prophecy and the best way to share something God laid on your heart. Resources:Find Your Spiritual GiftsLearn more about Sisterhood | https://www.christfellowship.church/so-good-sisterhoodAsk a Question

Leading with Extreme Confidence and Extreme Humility Season 4 | Episode 5Will you lead with extreme confidence or extreme humility? The answer is yes! In this episode, Pastor Julie unpacks how to become a both/and kind of leader. You will learn what true humility really is, how to identify your blind spots, and practices that will increase your capacity.So Good Moments: Why Deborah from the Bible is an example of a woman who led spiritually and vocationally.Why you can’t be insecure and humble at the same time and how to move forward in true confidence. Pastor Julie’s morning routine and how she developed a system to compensate for her weaknesses. Who you should ask to help you identify your blind spots and the one question that changed Pastor Julie’s life.Key attributes that will increase your influence.The value of hidden service.Resources: The 8 Paradoxes of Great LeadershipLead Like it MattersLearn more about Sisterhood | https://christfellowship.church/groups/sisterhood Ask a Question  Discussion Questions:  What inspires you about the life of Deborah?What are some misconceptions about true confidence?What are some misconceptions about true humility? What are some indicators that the enemy is trying to tear down your confidence?Pastor Julie shared how she was able to invite the right people into her life to speak into her blind spots. Who do you trust to speak into yours? 

Leading Through a StormSeason 4 | Episode 4How do you position yourself to offer hope during storms or crises? When Hurricane Ian ravaged her community of Fort Myers, Pastor Sarah Keller learned how to lead with faith amid grief. In this episode, you will learn about the power of partnerships and how to speak God’s Word when all you see is rubble.So Good Moments: How Pastor Sarah went from not seeing herself as a leader to stepping into God’s calling and plan. How to bring hope through vital partnerships.Why Pastor Sarah believes times of rebuilding can be times of revival.How God can use storms and crises to open hearts to the gospel. Why it’s important to give yourself permission to grieve and have faith.What you can learn through Pastor Sarah’s biggest leadership fail—and more! Resources: Next Level Church Crisis FundConvoy of HopeChrist in ActionMercy ChefsLearn more about Sisterhood | https://christfellowship.church/groups/sisterhood Ask a Question 

Second Mile, Second Nature with Dan CathySeason 4 | Episode 3What does it look like to go the second mile as a leader? In this episode, Chick-fil-A Chairman Dan T. Cathy shares the Chick-fil-A origin story and why he calls it a leadership development organization disguised as a restaurant. So Good Moments: Why it’s important to marry the mission but date the methods. How Dan T. Cathy begins with the end in mind and defines the culture at Chick-fil-A.What the Bible says about going the second mile and why leaders should go beyond what’s expected. Why it’s important to remember that every life has a story and how it changes the way we treat people.The importance of relationships and relevance when it comes to what’s next for the Church. How to become a learner and leader that elevates the whole organization.Resources:Every Life Has a Story VideoLearn more about Sisterhood | https://christfellowship.church/groups/sisterhood Ask a QuestionDiscussion Guide Questions:Why is it important to “marry the mission but date the methods” as a leader?How have you witnessed someone going the extra mile in your life? How did it make you feel?How does remembering that every life has a story change the way you treat others? Why do you think relationships are so important in order to have an impact? What are some ways you can become more of a learner?  

Women Leading in the Bible and Leading Today Part TwoSeason 4 | Episode 2What does God’s Word say about your leadership potential? In this episode, Pastor and author Donna Pisani shares what God’s Word says about women in leadership and how you can confidently rise to your calling. So Good Moments: How Jesus treated women as examples, not exceptions. The difference between being entrusted as a leader rather than entitled.Why working on your insecurities will help you avoid toxic leadership. What the Bible really says about topics like submission and using your voice.The three categories of context for Scriptures about women in the Bible.Pastor Donna and Pastor Julie’s moments of failing forward in leadership. Resources:Better Together TVLearn more about Sisterhood | https://christfellowship.church/groups/sisterhood Ask a QuestionDiscussion Guide Questions: What is something new you learned about women in the Bible? What stood out to you about how Jesus treated women? Have you experienced insecurity in leadership? How did you process it?How can you tell when you are being pulled out of your gift zone vs. your comfort zone?Pastors Donna and Julie shared their stories of “failing forward” in leadership. Now it’s your turn to share. What did you learn from your failure? 

Women Leading in the Bible and Leading TodaySeason 4 | Episode 1What does God’s Word say about your leadership potential? In this episode, Pastor and author Donna Pisani shares what God’s Word says about women in leadership and how you can confidently rise to your calling. So Good Moments: How Jesus treated women as examples, not exceptions. The difference between being entrusted as a leader rather than entitled.Why working on your insecurities will help you avoid toxic leadership. What the Bible really says about topics like submission and using your voice.The three categories of context for Scriptures about women in the Bible.Pastor Donna and Pastor Julie’s moments of failing forward in leadership. Resources:Better Together TVLearn more about Sisterhood | https://christfellowship.church/groups/sisterhood Ask a QuestionDiscussion Guide Questions: What is something new you learned about women in the Bible? What stood out to you about how Jesus treated women? Have you experienced insecurity in leadership? How did you process it?How can you tell when you are being pulled out of your gift zone vs. your comfort zone?Pastors Donna and Julie shared their stories of “failing forward” in leadership. Now it’s your turn to share. What did you learn from your failure? 

Reframe Your ShameSeason 3 | Episode 6Have you ever felt like God’s grace applies to everyone else but you? Pastor Irene Rollins knows firsthand what it’s like to spiral into toxic shame. In this episode, Irene shares the difference between guilt and shame, how to face your emotions head-on, and why reframing your shame will reframe your identity. So Good Moments: Irene’s journey of recovery and how she learned that alcoholism was a symptom, but shame was the sicknessHow to spot the narrative of shame in your life—and when it becomes toxic.The ways fear and shame are connected. How to embrace being “flawesome”—someone who is flawed but knows they are awesome anyway.How to begin to value, care for, and draw boundaries for yourself (when you’ve typically ignored your body and needs). Irene’s favorite summer snack and more! Summer Guide: Digital PrintableResources:IreneRollins.comReframe Your Shame BookFollow on social media for a chance to win Irene’s book.Celebrate RecoveryA Guide to Shame-Free ParentingLearn more about Sisterhood Ask a Question