Friendship, burnout, AI, and sacred work—four very different topics that all have something to say about how we lead and who we are becoming.
Recorded at the E21 Conference, this special Project Sisterhood episode features four focused talks from Caitlin Zick, Stephanie Caine, Thay Feitas, and Stephanie Sposeto. Together, they explore friendship and accountability in leadership, the warning signs of workaholism, how AI may be shaping our spiritual habits, and why marketplace work can carry genuine Kingdom purpose.
Four talks for women who want to lead well, stay rooted in Jesus, and pay attention to what is forming them along the way.
- (00:00) - E21 Conference Introduction
- (02:51) - Caitlin Zick — Friendship & Leadership
- (05:36) - Why Leaders Need Honest Feedback
- (07:18) - Friendship vs. Comparison
- (09:01) - Authenticity, Accountability & the All-Access Pass
- (11:14) - Stephanie Caine — Workaholism & Burnout
- (13:18) - When Work Becomes Your Identity
- (15:56) - Moses, Delegation & Doing Too Much
- (16:20) - Five Signs Work May Be Consuming You
- (18:43) - Thay Feitas — AI & Spiritual Formation
- (21:34) - Are Instant Answers Changing How We Seek God?
- (23:21) - Can We Use AI Without Letting It Disciple Us?
- (26:12) - Stephanie Sposeto — Sacred Work
- (28:19) - The Work of Our Hands
- (30:17) - Is Marketplace Work Less Holy?
- (33:13) - Business, Wealth & Kingdom Mission
- (37:41) - Activating Marketplace Leaders
- (39:25) - Establish the Work of Our Hands
What is Project Sisterhood?
Project Sisterhood is a podcast for women who want to grow in faith, find healthy community, and become who God created them to be.
Hosted by Chrissy Cole and the Project Church Sisterhood team, each episode brings honest conversations and biblical encouragement centered on identity, belonging, spiritual maturity, healing, relationships, and purpose.
With a mix of humor, vulnerability, and real-life wisdom, Project Sisterhood creates space for women in every age and stage to feel seen, strengthened, and connected—because you were never meant to do life alone.