Come Sis with Me
Come Sis with Me
Mia Randall
Gathering the Scattered: Create Season
43 minutes Posted Aug 14, 2026 at 8:49 pm.
-13 highlights God's role as the gatherer and breaker open the way.Trusting God to go before you empowers you to face barriers.Personal experience of living among the scattered gives unique insight and compassion.Humility and strategy are essential alongside faith and persistence.God's purpose often involves gathering and restoring what is scattered.Feeling unqualified does not mean you are uncalled; trust divine guidance.Preparation and learning are part of the calling, not obstacles to it.Resources:The Wellness Architect MomentIG: And BasketballLinkedIn: And Basketball
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Come Sis With Me is a podcast where sisterhood meets wellness without the fluff. Hosted by Mia Randall, The Wellness Architect — counselor, deliverance minister, and international traveler — this show helps women align with truth, release what weighs them down, and create rhythms that sustain. From faith and leadership to marriage, transitions, and athlete family life, this is the sisterhood you’ve been waiting for. New episodes every Friday. Let’s be well, together.Summary:Mia talks about why, The “why”, is deeper than your mission statement. It is the spiritual conviction that reminds you why the work must exist, why God entrusted part of it to you, and why you cannot allow fear, fatigue, or feeling unqualified to make the final decision.TakeawaysPersistence in prayer is crucial, even when it feels annoying or unproductive.Micah 2:12-13 highlights God's role as the gatherer and breaker open the way.Trusting God to go before you empowers you to face barriers.Personal experience of living among the scattered gives unique insight and compassion.Humility and strategy are essential alongside faith and persistence.God's purpose often involves gathering and restoring what is scattered.Feeling unqualified does not mean you are uncalled; trust divine guidance.Preparation and learning are part of the calling, not obstacles to it.Resources:The Wellness Architect MomentIG: And BasketballLinkedIn: And Basketball