Seriously, Sis Podcast

Would you still do something good if no one ever knew about it? Social media has made generosity, kindness, serving, and even Christian living more visible than ever. But when every good deed becomes content, we have to ask an uncomfortable question: Are we helping people because we genuinely love them or because we want people to see us helping? Jesus warned about doing righteous acts simply to be seen by others. So what does that mean in a culture where almost everything can be posted, fi...

The tragic story of Mica Miller has captured national attention again following Netflix’s Death of the Pastor’s Wife. But Mica’s story raises a much bigger question for the Church: How do we recognize spiritual manipulation when biblical truth is being used to control someone? In this episode of Seriously, Sis Podcast, Julia and Madison discuss the Mica Miller and Pastor John-Paul “JP” Miller story as a starting point for a larger conversation about spiritual manipulation, church authority, ...

“Just live according to your convictions.” It sounds biblical…but what happens when Christians use personal conviction to justify something the Bible has already called sin? In this episode of Seriously, Sis Podcast, we’re talking about the difference between personal convictions, Christian freedom, and clear biblical commands. We unpack the passage from Paul that is often used to support the idea of “living according to your convictions” and why applying it to every area of Christian life ...

Would you rather hear “God told me you’re my wife” on the FIRST DATE… or spend six months with a guy who’s still “seeing where God leads”? 😬 Yeah. We went there. After a few heavier conversations, we decided it was time to have some fun. So this week on Seriously, Sis, we’re playing “Would You Rather?” and somehow a ridiculous game turned into some very real conversations about dating, friendships, obedience, compromise, church life, worship, and following God when people don’t understand y...

Can you actually handle being told you’re wrong? It’s easy to say we’re open to correction…until someone points out something about us that we don’t want to hear. In Part 2 of our conversation on biblical correction, we turn the conversation inward. Instead of focusing on how other people correct us, we’re asking a harder question: How do we become people who can actually receive correction well? We talk about defensiveness, pride, self-awareness, humility, and why spiritual maturity requi...