In this season 3 finale of the SisterHOOD podcast, Ash & Meg reflect on their journey throughout this season, highlighting personal growth, the importance of community, and the joy of embracing change. They discuss their JOYFUL report, yielding to God's plan, and the significance of setting boundaries for personal peace. As they look ahead to Season Four, they express excitement for future projects and the continued support of their community.

In this episode of the Sisterhood Podcast, Ashleigh discusses the challenges women face during the holiday season, particularly the struggle to find peace amidst the chaos of Christmas preparations. She highlights the overwhelming expectations placed on women to create a perfect holiday experience and offers practical advice on how to cultivate peace through simplicity, setting boundaries, and letting go of unnecessary pressures. The conversation emphasizes the importance of focusing on presence over perfection and finding joy in the little moments during the festive season.

The holidays hold both light and shadow, and for many, December carries memories that ache. In this episode, Megan invites listeners into her story of losing her sister in 2021 and the journey that followed: grief, faith, questions, healing, and the way God meets us in the places we’d rather avoid. This is a tender conversation about the body remembering, the heart breaking, and a Savior who never leaves us alone in the sorrow.

We are going to chat about our Thanksgiving traditions, plans and memories. Walk through the outcome of some This or That Thanksgiving theme polls we had ya'll answer in socials this week....particularly the choice between turkey and ham!

This episode is light and just meant to encourage you in your holiday that you are not alone and we are thankful for you!

In this episode of the SisterHOOD podcast, we explore the theme of gratitude, particularly in the context of navigating hard times and the holiday season. Ashleigh discusses personal experiences with grief and loss, emphasizing that gratitude can coexist with grief. The conversation highlights biblical examples of gratitude in difficult circumstances, such as the stories of Hannah and David. In this episode we encourage listeners to practice gratitude intentionally, seek community support, and remember God's past faithfulness as a way to cultivate a grateful heart. They conclude with practical steps for embracing gratitude and the importance of being honest about struggles.

Sometimes God’s growth plan starts with a cut. In this episode, we’re talking about what it really means to be pruned — when God starts removing people, habits, or comforts that no longer serve His purpose for your life. It doesn’t always feel good, but pruning is proof of potential and God's hand working in your life. We’ll unpack how to recognize when you’re in a pruning season, what God’s trying to produce in you through it, and how to trust Him even when it feels like you’re losing more than you’re gaining.

In this episode of the SisterHOOD podcast, Ashleigh and Megan discuss the importance of community, faith, and worship in everyday life. They share personal stories about their experiences with music that uplifts their spirits and how they strive to live above and beyond in their faith. The conversation emphasizes the significance of being faithful in small things, trusting God during waiting periods, and the practical ways to embody an 'extra' faith in daily life. Ash and Meg encourage listeners to embrace grace, love, and community as they navigate their spiritual journeys together.

In this episode of the Sisterhood podcast, Ashleigh and Megan explore the concept of being 'extra' in various aspects of life, particularly in faith. They discuss how being extra can lead to unforgettable experiences, the importance of intentionality in relationships, and the legacy of faith exemplified by figures like Daniel and the Kirk family. The conversation emphasizes the need for boldness in expressing faith and the impact of living an 'extra' life for God's glory.