Write On! Sisterhood

Becky Meyerson
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Write On, Sisterhood! is a devotional podcast for Christian women who know God has called them to write, but keep getting stalled by doubt, distraction, or discouragement. Each episode combines a short Scripture-based devotion, honest encouragement from author and coach Becky Meyerson, and a simple, practical prompt to help you take your very next writing step.

Episodes

  1. Aug 14

    Bring My Gift

    Write On! Sisterhood Podcast Episode 4: Bring Your Gift You've seen someone else's platform, their polished writing, their published book — and suddenly your rough draft feels like goat hair next to their olive oil. In this episode, Becky Meyerson goes back to the story of Bezalel in Exodus 35 to show that God doesn't just accept your willing offering — He fills you for it. The same Spirit who gave Bezalel wisdom, ability, and expertise as a master craftsman is the same Spirit available to you at your keyboard today. Your part isn't small. It's Spirit-filled. Key Scripture "The Lord has specifically chosen Bezalel son of Uri, grandson of Hur, of the tribe of Judah. The Lord has filled Bezalel with the Spirit of God, giving him great wisdom, ability, and expertise in all kinds of crafts." — Exodus 35:30–31 (NLT) In This Episode 00:00 Welcome + opening prayer 01:35 Key Scripture: Exodus 35:30–31 02:14 "My part seems so small compared to others" 02:50 The Devotional Reflection: Bezalel's Spirit-filled calling, praying Exodus 35 over your own creative work, and why comparison loses its grip when God is the one supplying the skill 06:10 Write On! Step: writing your name into Exodus 35:30–31 06:52 Closing encouragement + outro Write On! Step In your journal, write out Exodus 35:30–31 with your own name in place of Bezalel's: "The Lord has specifically chosen [your name]. The Lord has filled [your name] with the Spirit of God, giving her great wisdom, ability, and expertise in writing." Then write a short prayer asking God to fill you today with the creative ability your current project needs—not because you've earned it, but because He supplies it. Mentioned in This Episode Write On! — Becky's devotional for Christian authors called to write.  Exodus 35:4–35 — recommended full reading for a deeper study of willing hearts, generous givers, and Spirit-filled craftsmen Connect with Becky Website  Join the writer's newsletter Loved This Episode? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts so you never miss an episode, and share it with a woman who's been comparing her goat hair to someone else's olive oil — she needs to know God fills the willing, not just the qualified. © Write On! Sisterhood Podcast | Becky Meyerson

  2. Aug 14

    Consider Your Calling

    Write On! Sisterhood Podcast Episode 2: Consider Your Calling Imposter syndrome is real — but is it true? In this episode, Becky Meyerson tackles the lie that keeps so many writers frozen before they even start: you're not a real writer, you don't belong here. Becky makes the case that imposter syndrome is a lie from the enemy, and the way to fight it isn't to argue with the feeling — it's to go back to your documented calling, read the truth out loud, and call the lie exactly what it is. Key Scripture "Remember, dear brothers and sisters, that few of you were wise in the world's eyes or powerful or wealthy when God called you." — 1 Corinthians 1:26 (NLT) In This Episode 00:00 Welcome + opening prayer 01:42 Key Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:26 02:09 When the "you're a fraud" voice shows up 03:00 The Devotional Reflection: imposter syndrome as a lie from the enemy, and why your documented calling is your evidence against it 06:26 Write On! Step: writing down your calling + your response to the lie 07:18 Closing encouragement Write On! Step Two things to do today: Write down your calling—specific and dated, somewhere you can find it fast. Write a short response to say out loud the next time imposter syndrome shows up: "That's a lie from the enemy, and I don't receive it. God called me to write, and I have it in writing." Practice saying it now, before you need it. Mentioned in This Episode Write On! — Becky's devotional for Christian authors called to write. The Framework coaching course — mentioned as where Becky has writers confirm their calling. Framework Connect with Becky Website: Becky's Website Join the email list: Writer's Newsletter Loved This Episode? Subscribe so you never miss an episode, and share it with a writer who's wrestling with feeling like a fraud — she needs to hear that the voice isn't the verdict. © Write On! Sisterhood Podcast | Becky Meyerson

  3. Aug 14

    Firmly Persistent

    Episode 7: Firmly Persistent Your calendar is crazy. The noise of the world is loud. And somewhere in the muddy middle of your writing project, the excitement wore off and discouragement crept in. In this episode, Becky makes the case that the only thing powerful enough to carry you through is knowing your WHY—your God-given purpose. Through the lens of Paul’s calling in Romans 1 and Acts 9, and backed by 1 Corinthians 15:58, Becky walks through what purpose really means, how passion points to it, and how your WHY empowers you to live beyond the crazy calendar and into the perseverance God designed you for. Key Scripture “So, my dear brothers and sisters, be strong and immovable. Always work enthusiastically for the Lord, for you know that nothing you do for the Lord is ever useless.” — 1 Corinthians 15:58 (NLT) In This Episode 00:00 Welcome + opening prayer 01:25 Key Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:58 02:10 The muddy middle, discouragement, and losing your WHY 03:21 The Devotional Reflection: what purpose really means, the life-season questions, Paul’s WHY in Romans 1 and Acts 9, key purpose verses, and how passion points to purpose 08:53 Write On! Step: passion list + WHY statement 09:35 Closing encouragement + outro  What Your WHY Does for You Purpose = a meaningful sense of direction that makes a positive impact beyond me. When you know your WHY, it becomes: A compass for your decisions The motivation to persevere The driving force that carries you through the hard days Your WHY empowers you to live beyond your crazy calendar and into the reason God put you on this earth. Write On! Step Step 1: Make a list of your passions — everything that makes your heart sing. Summarize them and let them point to your purpose. Step 2: Write your WHY statement and post it somewhere visible: I am writing this because God has called me to __________, and the person who needs to hear this is __________. On the discouraging days, read it out loud. Let your WHY carry you through. Key Purpose Verses Jeremiah 1:5 — I knew you, I set you apart, I appointed you John 15:16 — I chose you. I appointed you to produce lasting fruit. Ephesians 2:10 — You are His masterpiece, created for good works planned long ago Ephesians 4:1 — Live a life worthy of your calling 1 Peter 4:10–11 — Use your gifts well; speak as though God Himself were speaking through you Mentioned in This Episode Write On! — Becky’s devotional for Christian authors called to write. Hand Me Another Brick by Chuck Swindoll — referenced on discouragement and great achievements Framework coaching course — where Becky works with writers to define their WHY. Learn More Connect with Becky Website Join the Writer's Newsletter   Loved This Episode? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts so you never miss an episode, and share it with a woman stuck in the muddy middle of her writing project — she needs to remember her WHY.   © Write On! Sisterhood Podcast | Becky Meyerson

  4. Aug 14

    Keep in Step Lifestyle

    Episode 5: Keep-In-Step Lifestyle Social media tells you to be a leader, not a follower. But Jesus never once said that—He said, follow me. In this episode, Becky Meyerson unpacks what it actually means to keep in step with the Holy Spirit in your writing life, why following His lead is the opposite of playing it safe, and how the "rules" of writing and publishing can become a harness of exhaustion when they replace the Spirit's guidance. True freedom for the Christian author isn't found in doing everything right. It's found in matching your stride to His. Key Scripture "Since we are living by the Spirit, let us follow the Spirit's leading in every part of our lives." — Galatians 5:25 (NLT) In This Episode 00:00 Welcome + opening prayer 01:31 Key Scripture: Galatians 5:25 01:56 A culture that celebrates leaders, not followers—and the exhaustion of trying to do it all right. 03:00 The Devotional Reflection: Jesus' invitation to follow, what "follow" really means, Paul's warning against the harness of slavery in Galatians 5, and what the keep-in-step lifestyle looks like for a writer 07:35 Write On! Step: naming where you follow rules instead of the Spirit + a declaration of freedom 08:22 Closing encouragement + outro Write On! Step In your journal, answer: Where am I most tempted to follow the "rules" instead of following the Spirit? Then write and speak this declaration out loud: "I am free. I choose to follow the leadership of the Holy Spirit in my writing life. His pace is perfect, and His leadership will never let me down." What Does "Follow" Mean? The word follow as a transitive verb means: To pursue a way of life To obey authority and act in accordance To imitate and copy after To take your place and keep abreast That's not timid. That's intentional. That's decisive. That's the life of a Kingdom writer. Mentioned in This Episode Write On! — Becky's devotional for Christian authors called to write. Galatians 5:1–26 — recommended full reading on freedom, the Spirit's leadership, and the fruit of the Spirit Connect with Becky Website Join the writer's newsletter Loved This Episode? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts so you never miss an episode, and share it with a writer who's exhausted from trying to do everything right — she needs to hear that following Jesus isn't playing it safe. It's the most courageous choice she can make.

  5. Aug 14

    Tune Your Ear

    Write On! Sisterhood Podcast Episode 3: Tune Your Ears Life is loud—your schedule is busy, your phone won't stop buzzing, and somewhere underneath all of it, God is speaking. In this episode, Becky Meyerson explores what it means to actually tune your ear to His voice instead of drifting toward whatever shouts the loudest. Using the picture of a tuning fork—made to resonate with the frequency it's near—Becky walks through the noise competing for your attention and four practical ideas for creating a sacred space where you can hear God clearly again. Key Scripture "Tune your ears to wisdom, and concentrate on understanding." — Proverbs 2:2 (NLT) In This Episode 00:00 Welcome + opening prayer 01:29 Key Scripture: Proverbs 2:2 01:50 Is God's voice actually the loudest voice in your life? 02:36 The Devotional Reflection: the tuning fork picture, the noise of culture/mind/enemy, Hebrews 2:1 and the danger of drifting, and 4 ideas for creating a sacred space 7:20 Write On! Step: naming your sacred space + a prayer of commitment 7:55 Closing encouragement 4 Ideas for a Sacred Space Be Intentional — decide on purpose that this matters enough to protect. Understand Your Rhythms — find your consistent half hour, whenever that is for you. Remove Distractions — name what pulls you away (screens, clutter, to-do lists, a wandering mind). Own Your Sacred Space and Time — a specific place, a specific time, an ambience that settles your heart. Write On! Step In your journal, answer: What's the loudest voice in your life right now — and is it the one shaping you? Where will your sacred space and time be? Name the place, the time of day, and one distraction you'll remove. Write a short prayer of commitment to tune your ear to God's voice. Mentioned in This Episode Write On! — Becky's devotional for Christian authors called to write. Whisper: How to Hear the Voice of God by Mark Batterson — referenced for the "loudest noise" concept.  Connect with Becky Website: Becky's Website Join the email list: Writer's Newsletter Loved This Episode? Subscribe so you never miss an episode, and share it with a woman whose life feels too loud right now — she might just need permission to get quiet. © Write On! Sisterhood Podcast | Becky Meyerson

  6. Aug 14

    Warrior Woman Writer

    Episode 6: Warrior Woman Writer What if God looked at you — sitting at your keyboard, feeling like the weakest and least of the writers you know — and called you a warrior? In this episode, Becky Meyerson takes us back to the story of Gideon in Judges 6, where God steps out of heaven and into a winepress to remind one frightened person of their true identity. Through the Hebrew word hayil and the powerful promise of Psalm 18:39, Becky shows that God doesn’t just call you to write — He arms you for the battle. It’s time to put your combat boots on.  Key Scriptures “The angel of the Lord appeared to him and said, ‘Mighty hero, the Lord is with you!’” — Judges 6:12 (NLT) “You have armed me with strength for the battle; you have subdued my enemies under my feet.” — Psalm 18:39 (NLT)  In This Episode 00:00 Welcome + opening prayer 01:30 Key Scriptures: Judges 6:12 and Psalm 18:39 02:05 I am the weakest and the least 02:50 The Devotional Reflection: Gideon’s story, the meaning of hayil, Psalm 18:39, and five ways a warrior woman writer shows up 08:25 Write On! Step: your warrior declaration and crossing out the lie 09:00 Closing encouragement and outro What Is Hayil? The Hebrew word hayil means valiant, strong, a person of power, ability, and worth. It’s used in Scripture for: Gideon — called a mighty hero (Judges 6:12) The Proverbs 31 woman — virtuous and capable (Proverbs 31:29) Ruth — a woman of excellence (Ruth 3:11) Hayil is your word too. Write On! Step In your journal, write your name in this declaration and say it out loud: __________, God is with you, warrior woman. He has armed you with strength for the battle. Put your combat boots on. Then write down one specific lie you’ve been believing about yourself as a writer, cross it out, and replace it with the truth from Psalm 18:39. 5 Ways a Warrior Woman Writer Shows Up Recognize that strength comes with your calling — God arms you for the battle (Psalm 18:39) Pull down every lie and anything not honoring to God Stay consistently in God’s presence Receive the Holy Spirit’s power Respond to the call to arms —write, show up, keep going When you do, you will sense God’s confirmation rising within you. Mentioned in This Episode Write On! — Becky’s devotional for Christian authors called to write.  Judges 6:11–24 — recommended full reading of Gideon’s story Connect with Becky Website Join the writer's newsletter Loved This Episode? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts so you never miss an episode, and share it with a woman who’s hiding in her own winepress right now, feeling like the weakest and the least — she needs to know God has His eye on her and calls her a warrior.   © Write On! Sisterhood Podcast | Becky Meyerson

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  7. Aug 14

    Words Like Dew

    Write On! Sisterhood Podcast Episode 1: Words Like Dew You know God has called you to write—so why does it feel so hard? In this first episode, Becky Meyerson explores what happens when our writing doesn't look like the "impact" we imagined: no viral post, no bestseller, no big platform. Just quiet, ordinary words. Becky shares the "dew principle" from Deuteronomy 32:2 — a picture of impact that doesn't strive or compete, but shows up faithfully and nourishes what needs to grow. If you've ever wondered whether your small, quiet words are even worth writing, this episode is for you. Key Scripture "Let my teaching fall like rain, and my words descend like dew, like showers on new grass, like abundant rain on tender plants." — Deuteronomy 32:2 In This Episode - 00:00 Welcome + opening prayer - 01:38 Key Scripture: Deuteronomy 32:2 - 02:12 When your writing doesn't feel like it's making an impact - 03:52 The Dew Principle: a devotional reflection on quiet, faithful impact - 05:50 Write On! Step: a journal prompt to apply today's episode - 6:44 Closing encouragement Write On! Step Grab your journal and finish this prompt — don't overthink it, don't edit it, just write: "If my words could be like dew on one person's heart today, I would want them to know…" Mentioned in This Episode Write On! —Becky's devotional for Christian authors called to write.  Connect with Becky - Website: https://www.beckymeyerson.com/ - Join the email list: Join the Writer's Newsletter Loved This Episode? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts so you never miss an episode, and share it with a fellow writer who needs to hear it today — you might be the dew on her creative faith-walk. --- © Write On! Sisterhood Podcast | Becky Meyerson

  8. Aug 14

    Steady On

    Episode 8: Steady On — Season 1 Finale You’re waiting for the perfect time to start. But waiting to feel ready is the very thing keeping you from the writing life God called you to. In this Season 1 finale, Becky Meyerson tackles the two most paralyzing forces in a writer’s life — perfectionism and procrastination — and makes the case that you don’t become a writer by preparing to write. You become a writer by writing. Rooted in Hebrews 12:1 and the Greek word apothithemi, this episode calls you to strip off every weight, start before you feel ready, and run the race God set before you. Steady on. Key Scripture “Let us strip off every weight that slows us down, especially the sin that so easily trips us up. And let us run with endurance the race God has set before us. We do this by keeping our eyes on Jesus.” — Hebrews 12:1 (NLT) In This Episode 00:00 Welcome + opening prayer 01:56 Key Scripture: Hebrews 12:1 02:33 The excuses we use to wait, and why readiness comes through doing—not waiting 03:32 The Devotional Reflection: the three faces of procrastination and 3 ways to start before you feel ready 07:00 Write On! Step: name the weight + write your declaration 07:55 Season 1 send-off and preview of Season 2 The 3 Faces of Procrastination The Perfectionism Loop — waiting for the perfect idea, sentence, or mood; editing instead of moving forward Fear-Based Avoidance — avoiding writing to dodge fear of failure, rejection, or being exposed as an imposter “Productive” Procrastination — substituting emails, admin, or cleaning for the hard mental work of writing 3 Ways to Start Before You Feel Ready Just start. Make a small, imperfect start today — not tomorrow, not after the vacation. Bypass your fears. Your rough draft is supposed to be messy. A consistent writing habit breaks fear’s dominance. Start small. Write one sentence. Your first few words will gradually build into something bigger. Write On! Step In your journal, name the specific weight that has been keeping you from writing. Then write this declaration: Today I choose to strip off __________ and run the race God has set before me. I don’t need to feel ready. I just need to start. So I am starting today. Then close your journal, open your document, and write one sentence. Just one. Let that be your yes. Season 1 at a Glance EP 1 — Words Like Dew: Your words don’t have to be loud to matter. Just be faithful. EP 2 — Consider Your Calling: Imposter syndrome is a lie. Go back to your documented calling and call the devil a liar. EP 3 — Tune Your Ears: Life is loud. Hearing God requires intentional sacred space. EP 4 — Bring Your Gift: God doesn’t just call you — He fills you with the skill for the work. EP 5 — Keep-In-Step Lifestyle: Stop following the rules. Follow the Holy Spirit. EP 6 — Warrior Woman Writer: You are armed with hayil for the battle. Combat boots on. EP 7 — Firmly Persistent: Know your WHY. It empowers you to live beyond the crazy calendar and into perseverance. EP 8 — Steady On: Strip off the weight. Start before you feel ready. Run the race. Coming in Season 2 Becky will be sitting down with other authors — real women who pushed through doubt, discouragement, and the hard work of writing to self-publish their books. Expect real stories, honest breakthroughs, and the kind of encouragement that only comes from women who’ve been in the trenches and come out the other side. Subscribe now so you don’t miss it. Mentioned in This Episode Write On! — Becky’s devotional for Christian authors called to write. Hebrews 12:1–13 — recommended full reading on endurance and stripping off every weight Connect with Becky Website Join the Writer's Newsletter Loved Season 1? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts so you never miss an episode of Season 2, and leave a review if this season made a difference in your writing life—it helps other women find the podcast and step into the writing life God called them to.   © Write On! Sisterhood Podcast | Becky Meyerson

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Write On, Sisterhood! is a devotional podcast for Christian women who know God has called them to write, but keep getting stalled by doubt, distraction, or discouragement. Each episode combines a short Scripture-based devotion, honest encouragement from author and coach Becky Meyerson, and a simple, practical prompt to help you take your very next writing step.

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