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In this episode of Sis, What’s the Purpose?, we open our Bibles to John chapter 5 and walk through one of the most powerful moments of Jesus’ ministry — healing at the Pool of Bethesda.

We talk about waiting seasons, unanswered prayers, and what it feels like to be stuck in the same place for far too long. This chapter reminds us that Jesus sees us right where we are, asks hard but loving questions, and invites us to get up — even when healing doesn’t look the way we expected.

We also dive into why Jesus healed on the Sabbath, the tension it created, and what it teaches us about religion versus relationship, grace versus rules, and the authority of Jesus as the Son of God. John 5 challenges us to examine where we place our trust and whether we’re willing to move when Jesus tells us to rise.

If you’ve ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or weary from waiting — this episode is for you. Come sit with us as we unpack truth, share real life, and let God speak through His Word.

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As always, thank you for listening, sharing, and letting us plant seeds while God does the rest 🤍

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Episode 6 | John Chapter 4 — Showing Up Even When It’s Hard

In Episode 6 of Sis, What’s the Purpose?, we open our Bibles to John Chapter 4 and open our hearts just as much.

This episode is raw, honest, and real. Londi shares openly about the struggle she’s been facing since being baptized — feeling stretched thin, emotionally overwhelmed, and caught in a quiet war within herself. We talk about what it looks like to keep showing up for Bible study even when life feels heavy, messy, and exhausting… because faith doesn’t mean we stop struggling — it means we keep choosing Him anyway.

We dive into the powerful truths in John 4, reminding ourselves that Jesus meets us exactly where we are — weary, thirsty, and searching — and offers living water when we feel like we have nothing left to give.

And of course, because this is real life, Melinda’s bunny Arlington makes a surprise appearance at the end and causes a little ruckus — because laughter and chaos tend to show up right when emotions are running high.

This episode is a gentle reminder to be kind — to others and to yourself. To give grace. To show up even when you don’t feel strong. And to plant the seeds God asks us to plant… trusting Him to do the rest.

If this episode speaks to you, we encourage you to share it with someone who might need it. Sometimes planting a seed is as simple as pressing “share.”

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Episode 5 | John Chapter 3 – Born Again, Real Faith & God’s Unmatched Love

In this episode of Sis, What’s the Purpose?, we open our Bibles and dive into John Chapter 3, one of the most powerful and widely known chapters in all of Scripture.

This is the chapter where Jesus meets Nicodemus and introduces the life-changing truth of being “born again.” We slow it down and break it apart together—talking through faith, salvation, identity, and what it truly means to follow Jesus beyond religion, rules, or appearances.

And yes… this is the chapter that gives us John 3:16—but we don’t just quote it.
We talk about it.
We feel it.
We apply it to real life as women, moms, sisters, and believers trying to walk this out daily.

As always, we study Scripture the same way we would at the kitchen table—honest, relatable, full of sister talk, laughter, reflection, and those “wait… what does that actually mean?” moments.

If you’ve ever:
• Felt stuck in your faith
• Wondered what being “born again” really looks like
• Struggled to understand salvation in a simple, real way
• Wanted the Bible explained without pressure or confusion

This episode is for you.

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We love hearing from you and walking this faith journey together—one chapter, one conversation, one purpose at a time.