Loneliness doesn’t always look like isolation. Sometimes it sneaks in even when we’re surrounded by others. Beth and Steph will talk about how Jesus meets us in those quiet, aching spaces and how His presence can transform our solitude into sacred stillness.
Have you been feeling a little lonely lately...emotionally, spiritually, or physically? You’re not alone here! Share a time when Jesus met you in your loneliness (or let us pray with you for Him to show up now). Come and be encouraged.
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Life can feel heavy. Whether you're facing something big or just the build-up of everyday burdens. In this week's live, Jenna and Steph open up about what it means to bring our struggles to Jesus and actually let Him in. Come be reminded that you're not meant to carry it all alone.
What are you struggling with right now—big or small? Tell Him everything - Jesus sees it all. He is near.
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Mary, Martha, and Lazarus were siblings, each with their own personality, their own way of loving Jesus, and likely their own tensions. And yet, Jesus called them His friends. In this final session of the series, we’ll reflect on what it means to embrace the differences among us and to stay in relationship even when things get complicated.
Sisterhood isn’t about agreeing on everything, it’s about choosing to see Christ in the other, again and again.
Have you ever felt tension in your friendships or struggled to connect with someone who’s just different? How can we honor the dignity of someone we find difficult to understand?
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Friendship is beautiful—but it’s also messy. Feelings get hurt. Expectations go unmet. We misunderstand each other. But as we’ll reflect on the life of Mary Magdalene—a woman who experienced both profound mercy and fierce loyalty—we’ll consider how grace and forgiveness can be the bridge that keeps us connected even in conflict.
This is where real sisterhood grows: not in perfection, but in love that chooses to stay.
Is there a friendship in your life that feels strained, broken, or uncertain? Is there someone you need to extend grace to—or someone you need to ask forgiveness from?
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Real friendships are rarely instant. Sometimes we assume that if it doesn’t “click” right away, it’s not meant to be—but sisterhood is often built slowly, through shared stories, laughs, and even a few awkward silences. This week, we’ll talk about letting go of the pressure for immediate depth and instead embracing the sacred rhythm of friendship that takes root over time.
Come if you’ve been wondering how to go deeper in your relationships—or why it still feels like everyone is a stranger.
Ask yourself: Am I allowing the Holy Spirit to do the slow, steady work of building something lasting?
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You’ve met someone at church, an event, or even in your DMs—and there's a spark of connection. But how do you go from “We should hang out” to actually building a group that lasts? In this conversation, we’ll demystify the process of starting a small group: what to say, how to plan, and most importantly, how to lead from a place of gentleness and joy. It’s not about being perfect or polished—it’s about being present.
Come if: you’ve been feeling the nudge to lead something... but need help knowing where to begin. What would you love to experience in a small group—and how could you help create that for others? Yes, Y-O-U !
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Opening your heart to others can feel uncomfortable, exposed, uncertain or vulnerable... anyone else??
But love is worth the risk. Join us as we talk about courageously choosing connection even when past wounds or fears try to hold us back. Has past failure discouraged you? Can you share something practical you've done that has worked to establish community? Where is the Lord inviting me to risk a “yes” in friendship?
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Hospitality isn’t just about hosting dinner—it’s a disposition of the heart. In this final visit of our June series, we’ll explore what it means to welcome the people God places in our lives with open hearts, even when it's inconvenient or challenging. We’ll talk about boundaries, vulnerability, and the holy work of making room for others.
Who in your life needs your welcome right now—and what might it look like to receive them as Christ would? Come if you want to love people better without losing your peace or feeling drained.
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To love is to give, to pour yourself out without reservation. But how do we do that without burning out or losing ourselves in the process? In this visit, we’ll talk about how Jesus teaches us to love sacrificially, and how a woman rooted in Him can offer her life generously—and joyfully.
Come if you're feeling stretched thin and need a reminder of why your love matters. Where is God calling you to be poured out right now, and how can you lean on His strength to do it?
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Do you ever struggle to see yourself the way God sees you? In a world that is quick to critique and slow to affirm, it can be hard to live with confidence in your God-given identity. This visit is about learning to receive yourself—your story, your body, your heart—with wonder, as a gift created on purpose, for a purpose.
What parts of yourself do you find hardest to receive as a gift? What would change if you did? Come be reminded that you are not too much or not enough. You are a masterpiece of the Father’s love.
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What does it mean that Jesus is truly present in the Eucharist—not symbolically, not metaphorically, but wholly and completely? In this first session of our June series, we’ll contemplate the stunning truth of Christ’s gift of Himself in the Blessed Sacrament.
We’ll visit and talk about what it means to be a woman who receives Him regularly, who hungers for Him, and who allows herself to be nourished and changed by Him.✨ Come if you're longing to fall in love with the Eucharist again—or maybe for the very first time.
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As we close out this May series, take a quiet moment to reflect:
Who are you nurturing in faith—and who’s nurturing you? How are you nurturing those that the Lord has placed in your care either physically, emotionally or spiritually?
This week, Beth and Steph will guide us through a tender and powerful conversation about becoming spiritual mothers. Whether you have children of your own or not, God calls every woman to mother—to nurture, guide, encourage, and call forth life in others.
You were made to be a wellspring of spiritual encouragement in your community.
✨ Where have you seen the fruit of spiritual motherhood in your own life?
✨ How is God inviting you to step into this identity in new or deeper ways?
Come as you are, Mama heart and all. Let’s celebrate, bless, and build each other up.
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As we settle into this week, pause and ask yourself:
What’s sustaining you right now—and is it enough to bear fruit?
Join Jenna and Steph as we explore what it looks like to be planted by streams—rooted in God’s Word, nourished by His presence, and able to bear fruit in every season, even the hard ones.
Whether you feel like you’re thriving or just barely holding on, the invitation is the same: come and be planted.
✨ What kind of fruit is God growing in your life right now?
✨ Where is He inviting you to go deeper in your dependence on Him?
Let’s root ourselves in what really lasts—and flourish, together.
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As we enter a new week together, take a moment to consider:
Is your faith a trickle… or a spring overflowing with life?
This week, Beth and Steph will lead us in a conversation about what it means to develop a faith that overflows—not just enough for ourselves, but enough to pour out into the lives around us. When we stay rooted in Christ, His Spirit wells up within us, bringing joy, strength, and renewal.
Come ready to be stirred, stretched, and filled.
✨ Where is the Lord inviting you to go deeper in trust?
✨ How might your faith spring up and spill out in this season?
Let’s grow and overflow together. Join us live every Tuesday at connect.blessedisshe.net.
As we gather for this week’s live session, we invite you to pause and reflect:
Where in your life are you feeling dry, weary, or in need of refreshment?
This week, join Jenna and Beth as we talk about what it means to get in touch with your thirst for God. Like the woman at the well, we each carry deep longings—and Jesus meets us right there, offering living water.
Come ready to be real, to reflect, and to receive.
✨ What are you thirsting for right now?
✨ How is the Lord inviting you to draw near and drink deeply of His love?
Let’s come to the well together.
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As baptized followers of Christ, we are all called to be missionaries! This week, we reflect on what it means to live as missionaries in our everyday lives—whether at home, work, or in our communities. Jesus' Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20) invites us to go out and make disciples, but it also calls us to live in a way that reflects the love and hope of the Gospel. How can we embrace our mission to share Christ with others, simply by the way we live?
How can we be intentional in sharing our faith with others—whether through words, actions, or simply living in virtue? What challenges do you face in living out your faith in a world that can sometimes feel distant from God?
Together, let’s inspire one another to live as missionaries right where we are.
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The resurrection of Jesus is not just an event that happened once; it’s the foundation of our daily life in Christ. This week, we’re reflecting on what it means to live in the newness of the resurrection every single day. How can we embrace the transformative power of Jesus’ victory over death, allowing it to shape the way we live, love, and hope?
Jesus’ resurrection brought new life, not just for Him, but for all of us. How do you experience the power of the resurrection in your own life? How can we make resurrection a daily reality in our hearts, minds, and actions?
How can we allow God to breathe new life into those places where we feel stuck, tired, or discouraged?
This week, let’s reflect on the daily reality of living the resurrection—how it transforms our hearts, minds, and actions. Let’s encourage each other to embrace the newness Christ offers and help one another walk in the freedom and hope of His resurrection every day.
Jesus calls us to follow Him—not just in the moments that are easy or comfortable, but wherever He leads. This week, we’re reflecting on what it means to truly remain with Jesus, to walk beside Him through both the joys and the challenges of life. How can we trust Him enough to follow wherever He goes, knowing He is always with us?
What does it mean to you to "remain with Jesus"? How do you stay close to Him in your day-to-day life? What role does prayer, accountability, or friendship play in helping us remain faithful to His call?
As we gather this week, let’s reflect on the deeper invitation of following Jesus—not just when it's convenient, but always. Let’s encourage each other to remain close to Him and to trust Him with every step, knowing He will never leave us.
Let’s chat about what it means to walk with Jesus, wherever He leads.
In a world full of distractions, it can be challenging to keep our eyes fixed on Jesus. This week, we’re focusing on reclaiming our attention—shifting our gaze from the noise around us to the presence of Christ. How can we, as women of faith, actively choose where to direct our focus and bring our hearts back to what truly matters?
What are some of the biggest distractions in your life that pull your attention away from God? How do you recognize when your focus has shifted? How do you remind yourself to stay present with Jesus, especially when life feels busy or scattered?
As we gather together, let’s reflect on the ways we can reclaim our attention and focus our hearts on Christ. Let’s share tips, wisdom, and encouragement for supporting each other in this pursuit, knowing that even small steps can bring us closer to Jesus.
We’re focusing on making space for growth and renewal in our spiritual lives. Just as we clean out our homes to welcome the fresh air of spring, we are invited to do the same for our souls. How can we clear away distractions, old wounds, or unhealthy habits to make room for Jesus to work in us?
What’s one area of your life where you feel called to "declutter" or let go of something that is holding you back spiritually? It could be a thought pattern, an old hurt, or a particular distraction.
