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Unrelated Sisters: Truth & Grace Conversation is a safe space for anyone who's ever felt overlooked, overwhelmed, or off-track. Through honest conversation, biblical truth, and sisterhood/brotherhood that goes beyond blood, we journey together—restored by grace, grounded in faith, and called for more. Where two faith-filled women dive into real-life topics with honesty, scripture, and sisterhood and brotherhood. It’s where truth speaks, grace covers, and everyone is welcomed just as we are. John 1:16 (NIV) “Out of His fullness we have all received grace in place of grace already given.” We choose John 1:16 because it reflects the layers of grace we talk about—the redemptive grace, the sustaining grace, the identity-giving grace—and it speaks to the fullness of Christ that we prayer pours into our listeners. Isaiah 40:31 “But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they w

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  Episode #29

  God's not the White Rabbit

  Aug 16, 202630 minS2

  Ladies we want to prayer for you. Please take time to share your story or just ask for prayer. We would love to be unrelated sister to you! Have you ever woken up and felt like the day was already out of control before your feet even hit the floor? You overslept. You can't find your keys. Your phone is going off. Work is already on fire, and your mind is running in ten different directions trying to catch up. In this solo episode of Unrelated Sisters: Truth & Grace Conversation , Shannon shares one of those mornings—and the funny thought that stopped her in the middle of the chaos: God isn't in Heaven running around like the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland yelling, "Shannon's late! Shannon's late!" Our chaos doesn't create chaos in Heaven. God is still on the throne. He isn't surprised by the morning that surprised us, and He isn't asking us to get everything under control before coming to Him. Sometimes He's simply waiting for us to stop long enough to say: "Lord, I love You. Thank You for this day." Through the stories of Jesus calming the storm, Martha becoming overwhelmed by "many things," and Jesus Himself withdrawing from the crowds to pray, this episode is an invitation to discover peace in the middle of real life—not after everything finally settles down. Sometimes we ask God to turn our day around when He's trying to turn our hearts around. BIBLE VERSES FROM THIS EPISODE Psalm 46:10 — Be Still "Be still, and know that I am God." You don't have to get everything under control before you acknowledge that God is in control. Mark 4:35–41 — Jesus Calms the Storm Jesus and the disciples were in the same boat, experiencing the same storm—but they responded very differently. The presence of a storm didn't remove the presence of Jesus. Peace isn't necessarily the absence of chaos. Sometimes peace is knowing Who is in the boat with you. Philippians 4:6–7 — Prayer, Thanksgiving & Peace "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God." Before telling God everything that's wrong, stop and remember what's still good. Thank You for another morning. Thank You for another breath. Thank You for another opportunity. Thank You for being with me today. Gratitude doesn't deny the chaos. It changes the posture of our heart inside the chaos. Luke 10:38–42 — Martha & Mary Jesus tells Martha: "Martha, Martha, you are worried and upset about many things..." Sometimes our problem isn't that we're doing bad things. We're simply trying to do all the things . Serving. Working. Leading. Helping. Fixing. Planning. Caring for everybody else. Jesus reminds us not to become so consumed with doing that we forget to sit with Him. Isaiah 26:3 — A Steadfast Mind "You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you." Your body may need to move quickly while your spirit remains anchored. You can handle something urgent without allowing urgency to control your heart. Luke 5:15–16 — Jesus Withdrew to Pray Even when people needed Him and crowds were waiting: "Jesus often withdrew to lonely places and prayed." If Jesus intentionally stepped away to spend time with the Father, we shouldn't feel guilty about making room for God in the middle of our responsibilities. Romans 12:2 — Renew Your Mind "Be transformed by the renewing of your mind." Sometimes God changes our circumstances. Sometimes He changes our perspective. And sometimes He gives us peace while absolutely nothing around us has changed yet. Matthew 11:28 — Come to Jesus "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." Jesus doesn't say, "Get everything together and then come." Just come. ❤️ ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THIS WEEK This episode is especially for the squirrelly people. The planners. The fixers. The leaders. The ones whose minds wake up with 47 tabs already open. The people everyone calls when something goes wrong. God isn't asking you to stop caring or stop being responsible. He's inviting you to stop carrying responsibility without Him. When tomorrow morning comes, before the phone, before work, before the list, and before your mind starts racing, take a moment and pray: "Lord, I love You. Thank You for this day. Order my steps. Order my thoughts. Help me recognize You today." Your circumstances may not immediately change. But your heart can. WISDOM TO CARRY WITH YOU Your chaos doesn't create chaos in Heaven. God wasn't caught off guard by the morning that caught you off guard. Peace isn't always the absence of a storm. Sometimes it's knowing Who is in the boat. Gratitude doesn't deny chaos; it changes the posture of your heart inside it. You can handle urgent things without allowing urgency to take over your spirit. Don't become so busy doing things for Jesus that you forget to spend time with Jesus. And maybe the biggest reminder: Sometimes we're asking God to turn the day around when God wants to turn us around. A SIMPLE MORNING PRAYER Lord, I love You. Thank You for this day. Before I give my attention to everything that needs me today, I give my attention to You. Order my thoughts. Order my steps. Guard my heart and my words. Help me respond instead of react. Give me wisdom to know what needs my attention and discernment to recognize what isn't mine to carry. Whatever happens today, remind me that You are with me. In Jesus' name, Amen. PRAYER FOR THE OVERWHELMED HEART Father, For the person whose mind is already running ahead of them, bring peace. For the one carrying responsibilities that feel too heavy, remind them that they don't have to carry today alone. For the one who woke up late, frustrated, anxious, overwhelmed, or already feeling behind, remind them that You are not panicking. You are still God. Calm our minds, bodies, and hearts. Help us respond instead of react. Give us wisdom for what deserves our attention and discernment about what doesn't belong to us. And when things don't go according to our plans, remind us that You haven't lost control. Teach us to walk into our responsibilities carrying Your peace instead of our panic. In Jesus' name, Amen. God isn't running around Heaven worried that you're late. He's your Father. He's already there. So before you start running—sit with Him. We want this to be truly interactive podcast. Please go in the fan mail at https://unrelatedsisterspodcast.buzzsprout.com and tell us your stories and let us know if it’s okay to share (no names). Let us know if you need prayer or how we can support you in your journey. Thank you so much for taking the time to listen. Follow us on Facebook @Unrelated Sister's: Truth & Grace Conversation Podcast TikTok @Unrelated.SistersPodcast Email us at unrelatedsisterspodcast@gmail.com

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  Episode #28

  STOP FIGHTING LIKE YOU’RE ALONE

  Aug 9, 202651 minS2

  Ladies we want to prayer for you. Please take time to share your story or just ask for prayer. We would love to be unrelated sister to you! Grace Got Me Here. Now I’m Learning to Walk in His Authority. Last week, we talked about grace—the grace that found us, carried us, forgave us, and brought us to places we could have never reached on our own. But what happens once grace gets you here? This week, Shannon and Deb are talking about walking in the authority of God. The conversation was inspired by an illustration Shannon heard while flying: an aircraft carrying the President of the United States takes on the call sign Air Force One. The authority isn't found in the airplane itself—it's connected to who is on board. That sparked a much bigger question: If the Holy Spirit of the living God dwells within us, why do we keep walking through life as though we're fighting every battle alone? Walking in God's authority doesn't mean controlling people, commanding every circumstance to change, or never experiencing fear, hardship, or spiritual battles. Biblical authority begins with surrender—knowing whose you are, knowing Who lives within you, and refusing to give fear, shame, your past, or the enemy authority God never gave them. Grace got you here. Now it's time to learn how to live here. Because you don't have to be the strongest person in the room when you know Who walked into the room with you. Bible Verses Romans 8:11 — The same Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in believers. This is the heart of the episode: it's not about how powerful I am; it's about Who lives within me. 2 Timothy 1:7 — “For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.” Luke 10:19 — Jesus speaks about the authority He gives His followers over the power of the enemy. James 4:7 — “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” This verse keeps the conversation grounded: biblical authority begins with submission to God , not self-confidence. Ephesians 6:10–11 — “Be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God...” John 14:16–17 — Jesus promises the Holy Spirit, who would dwell with and within His followers. Acts 1:8 — “But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you...” Ephesians 2:8–9 — We are saved by grace through faith, not by our own works—connecting directly back to Grace Got Me Here. Encouragement You don't have Encouragement to be the strongest person in the room. You don't have to know exactly how everything is going to work out. You don't have to fight every battle, defend yourself against every opinion, fix every person, or control every circumstance. You just have to remember Who is with you. Maybe you've been allowing fear to have authority over your decisions. Maybe your past has been telling you who you are. Maybe anxiety has been controlling the atmosphere of your home. Maybe someone's opinion has become louder than what God says about you. Maybe you've been fighting so hard in your own strength that you've forgotten you were never supposed to do this alone. Grace got you here. The same Jesus who rescued you hasn't abandoned you now that the battle has gotten difficult. The Holy Spirit is still present. God is still speaking. God is still restoring. God is still redeeming. God is still healing. God is still working. Walking in God's authority doesn't mean there won't be turbulence. It means turbulence doesn't get to determine who's in control. So walk into that workplace knowing Who is with you. Walk into your home knowing Who is with you. Walk into that difficult conversation knowing Who is with you. Walk into the next chapter knowing Who is with you. You may feel weak. You may feel tired. You may even feel afraid. But you don't walk in alone. Grace got you here. Now walk like you know Who came with you. PRAYER Father, Thank You for Your grace. Thank You for every place Your grace has carried us, every mistake Your grace has covered, every chain You have broken, and every time You refused to give up on us. But Father, we don't want to simply celebrate where grace brought us. Teach us how to walk in the life You have given us. Holy Spirit, make us aware of Your presence. Show us where we have given authority to things that were never supposed to control us. Where fear has been ruling us, replace it with faith. Where shame has been naming us, remind us who we are in Christ. Where our past has been speaking louder than Your promises, remind us that we have been made new. Where the enemy has brought confusion, division, discouragement, or intimidation, give us discernment to recognize the battle and wisdom to respond according to Your Word. And Lord, keep us humble. Remind us that this authority isn't about our strength, our ability, or our power. It comes from belonging completely to You. Teach us to submit before we resist. Teach us to pray before we react. Teach us to listen before we speak. Teach us to stand when we want to run. And when life gets turbulent, remind us that turbulence doesn't mean You've left us. You are still here. You are still God. You are still faithful. Grace got us here, Father. Now teach us to walk boldly, humbly, faithfully, and confidently in You. In the mighty name of Jesus, Amen. We want this to be truly interactive podcast. Please go in the fan mail at https://unrelatedsisterspodcast.buzzsprout.com and tell us your stories and let us know if it’s okay to share (no names). Let us know if you need prayer or how we can support you in your journey. Thank you so much for taking the time to listen. Follow us on Facebook @Unrelated Sister's: Truth & Grace Conversation Podcast TikTok @Unrelated.SistersPodcast Email us at unrelatedsisterspodcast@gmail.com

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  Episode #27

  “I Didn't Plan on Seeing 50: But God Did.”

  Aug 2, 202643 minS2

  Ladies we want to prayer for you. Please take time to share your story or just ask for prayer. We would love to be unrelated sister to you! A Solo Reflection Episode As I turn 50, I’m taking time to reflect—not to live in the past, but to recognize the faithfulness of God through every chapter of my life. There was a time I didn’t expect to live past 30, but Jesus had a story for me that I couldn’t yet see. In this personal solo episode, I share my journey from addiction to freedom, motherhood, healing, sanctification, learning to forgive myself, and discovering that Jesus was everything I had been searching for. Today, I can look at my life—my son, my marriage, my testimony, and the opportunities God has given me—and say with complete gratitude: Grace got me here. This isn’t a story about what I accomplished. It’s a testimony of what Jesus redeemed. HEART OF THE EPISODE This episode is not about celebrating everything I’ve accomplished in 50 years. It’s about recognizing everything God has carried me through. There was a time I didn’t expect—or even want—to live past 30. Now I’m turning 50. I didn’t get here because I figured everything out. I got here because Jesus kept pursuing me, loving me, correcting me, healing me, and redeeming parts of my story I thought could never be redeemed. Main Scripture: Psalm 103:2–5 “Bless the Lord, O my soul: And all that is within me, bless his holy name. Bless the Lord, O my soul, And forget not all his benefits" Psalm 139:16 “All the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.” Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you…” Ephesians 2:8–9 “For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God- 9: not by works, so that no one can boast." Psalm 68:5 “A father to the fatherless, a defender of widows, is God in his holy dwelling.” Isaiah 54:5 “For your Maker is your husband—the Lord Almighty is his name…” James 1:17 “Every good and perfect gift is from above…” 2 Corinthians 5:17 “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” John 8:36 “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” Revelation 12:11 “They triumphed over him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony…” CLOSING PRAYER Father, Lord, I pray for the person listening who can’t see their 50 yet. Maybe they can’t even see tomorrow. Remind them that their story isn’t finished. Meet them right where they are. Break chains. Heal wounds. Restore hope. Teach them to forgive themselves after You have forgiven them. Show them that freedom is possible. And let my life never become a story about what I accomplished. Let it always be a testimony of what Jesus Christ has done. If You give me another day, let me use it for You. If You give me another year, let me use it for You. If You give me another 50 years, let every one of them point somebody back to You. I give You all the glory. All the honor. And all the praise. In the mighty name of Jesus, Amen. We want this to be truly interactive podcast. Please go in the fan mail at https://unrelatedsisterspodcast.buzzsprout.com and tell us your stories and let us know if it’s okay to share (no names). Let us know if you need prayer or how we can support you in your journey. Thank you so much for taking the time to listen. Follow us on Facebook @Unrelated Sister's: Truth & Grace Conversation Podcast TikTok @Unrelated.SistersPodcast Email us at unrelatedsisterspodcast@gmail.com

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  Episode #25

  Growing Through the Mud

  Jul 12, 202628 minS2

  Ladies we want to prayer for you. Please take time to share your story or just ask for prayer. We would love to be unrelated sister to you! How often do we spend our energy trying to change everyone around us while God is quietly asking to change us first? In this week's conversation, Shannon and Deb share honestly about slowing down, finding rest, learning to respond instead of react, and discovering that changing the atmosphere around us begins with allowing God to transform our own hearts. They talk about marriage, leadership, emotional exhaustion, brain fog, spiritual growth, and the difficult process of letting go of control. Along the way, they revisit the powerful image behind the Roots Before Fruit conference—learning to recognize the weeds that quietly wrap themselves around healthy roots before they choke out the fruit God is trying to grow. This episode is a reminder that spiritual maturity isn't about fixing everyone else. It's about surrendering yourself to God and trusting Him to work in every heart—including your own. Sometimes the greatest transformation begins when we simply let God be God. Encouragement Maybe you've been carrying the weight of trying to fix your marriage, your family, your workplace, or someone you love. You've prayed. You've worried. You've corrected. You've carried responsibilities that were never yours to carry. Today, God may be gently asking you to release control. Your job is not to change people. Your job is to stay rooted. When your roots remain planted in Christ, your peace isn't determined by other people's attitudes. Your joy isn't dependent on perfect circumstances. Your love isn't controlled by someone else's actions. The weeds will come. Offenses will grow. Disappointments will happen. But healthy roots know where their source is. Keep letting God remove what doesn't belong. Keep choosing peace. Keep speaking life. Keep trusting His timing. The same God who is growing you is also working in the lives of the people you're praying for—even when you can't see it. Growth is happening beneath the surface long before anyone sees the fruit. Closing Prayer Father, Thank You for loving us enough to keep growing us. Forgive us for the times we've spent more energy trying to change others than allowing You to change us. Help us surrender our need to control every situation and teach us to trust Your timing and Your process. Lord, search our hearts. Show us the weeds that have quietly taken root—fear, pride, frustration, bitterness, anxiety, or the desire to control. Pull them up before they steal the life You are growing within us. Help us become women who carry peace into every room, who respond with grace instead of emotion, and who create an atmosphere where Your presence is welcomed. Strengthen every listener who feels tired, overwhelmed, or stuck. Remind them that even when growth feels slow, You are faithfully working beneath the surface. Plant us beside Your living water so that our roots grow deep, our faith remains steady, and our lives bear fruit that brings You glory. We trust You with our homes, our families, our work, our ministry, and our future. In Jesus' name, Amen. Bible Verses Jeremiah 17:7–8 Galatians 6:9 John 15:4–5 Proverbs 4:23 Philippians 4:6–7 Romans 12:2 We want this to be truly interactive podcast. Please go in the fan mail at https://unrelatedsisterspodcast.buzzsprout.com and tell us your stories and let us know if it’s okay to share (no names). Let us know if you need prayer or how we can support you in your journey. Thank you so much for taking the time to listen. Follow us on Facebook @Unrelated Sister's: Truth & Grace Conversation Podcast TikTok @Unrelated.SistersPodcast Email us at unrelatedsisterspodcast@gmail.com

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  Episode #24

  When Chaos Comes Before Calling Episode

  Jul 5, 202621 minS2

  <p>Ladies we want to prayer for you. Please take time to share your story or just ask for prayer. We would love to be unrelated sister to you!</p><p>Some weeks leave you emotionally exhausted.</p><p>In this honest conversation, Shannon and Deb pull back the curtain on what life has really looked like lately—family struggles, work stress, leadership pressures, unanswered questions, and the spiritual weight that seems to come whenever you're stepping into something God has called you to do.</p><p>Together they talk about how easy it is to mistake people for the en...

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