We’ve reached the final week of our Spiritual Rhythms study—and we’re closing with the rhythm that holds them all together: Surrender. As we stand on the edge of a new year, this is exactly where our hearts need to be. In this episode, we talk about what it truly means to lay our plans, expectations, control, and timelines at the feet of Jesus. Surrender isn’t weakness—it’s trust. It’s choosing obedience over comfort and faith over fear as we step into what God is doing next.

This episode also marks our final podcast episode of 2025. Thank you for walking with us through this season. We’ll see you back in 2026 as we roll out SHE Groups once again and begin a brand new study through the book of Ephesians. Until then, may you enter the new year surrendered, confident, and anchored in Christ.

In a world that never stops talking, scrolling, or demanding our attention, silence and solitude can feel almost impossible—and even uncomfortable. This week on the SHE Bible Study Podcast, we explore the Rhythm of Silence and Solitude: why Jesus intentionally withdrew, what Scripture teaches us about being alone with God, and how we can practice this rhythm in a loud, busy, modern world. We’ll talk honestly about distractions, spiritual noise, and the resistance we often feel when things get quiet—and why silence isn’t empty, but full of God’s presence.

As we near the end of this study, be looking out for ways to sign up for SHE Groups beginning in January. We can’t wait to walk this next season together.

On this week’s episode, we’re diving into one of the most powerful rhythms of the Christian life: repentance. It’s a word that can feel heavy… maybe even uncomfortable. But repentance isn’t about shame — it’s about freedom.

We talk about why turning back to God is such a vital part of spiritual growth, how repentance restores what sin tries to break, and why the enemy wants us to believe we’ve messed up too much to come home. Spoiler: we haven’t.

We’ll share real-life moments where God’s grace met us in our mess and remind you that conviction is a gift — because it leads us to healing, closeness with Jesus, and a heart that looks more like His.

If you’ve been carrying guilt, avoiding God, or feeling stuck… this conversation is for you. Let’s step into the joy and renewal waiting on the other side of repentance.