Blessed Is She The Gathering Place

What does it really mean to be Catholic?Fr. Matt Lowry walks us through the Nicene Creed and the four marks of the Church — one, holy, Catholic, and apostolic — in a way that’s both simple and profound.His reflection invites us to see not just what we profess, but who we belong to: a Church united in love, holiness, and truth.

Beth Davis shares how her relationship with Jesus has deepened over the years — from growing up in the Church to discovering the beauty of prayer and the Holy Spirit in a whole new way.As she opens her heart, we hope you see your own story in hers and feel the gentle invitation to go deeper with God.

We live in a world that tells us to hustle harder, do more, be better. But Jesus offers a different way - not striving, but abiding.In this week’s Weekly Visit, Beth and Jenna will unpack what it means to:Live from connection, not performanceChoose relationship with Jesus over spiritual burnoutRecognize when we’ve slipped into striving and how to return to restAbide in His love in the midst of real-life responsibilitiesIf you’ve been feeling stretched, overwhelmed, or like you’re carrying faith on your own strength… this is your reminder:Abiding is not passive, it’s powerful.Come rest, receive, and reconnect with Jesus.Join us every Tuesday at 1pm ET in the BIS Member Community for The Weekly Visit!

The Bible study may be wrapped, but the journey is far from over.Now that we’ve spent weeks abiding in His love through the Gospel of John, how do we keep going? How do we stay rooted in the Word when real life gets busy, distracting, or downright chaotic?In this week’s Weekly Visit, Beth and Steph will dive into:What it really looks like to build (and keep) a daily rhythm in ScripturePractical ways to stay in the Word even when motivation fadesHow to move from “I should read my Bible” to “I want to be with Him”Encouragement for when you’ve fallen out of the habit (again!)This isn’t about shame or perfection; it’s about hunger, endurance, and grace.If you’re craving consistency with Jesus, this conversation is for you.Join us every Tuesday at 1pm ET in the BIS Member Community for The Weekly Visit.

In the final part of Abide in His Love, we enter the hardest (and holiest) chapters of John’s Gospel.John 18–21 takes us through betrayal, denial, suffering, death… and then, astonishingly, restoration and resurrection. It’s the story of a Savior who steps into pain; not to avoid it, but to redeem it.Together with Beth and Steph, we’ll uncover:How Jesus meets us in our darkest momentsWhy even failure (like Peter’s) can become a doorway to missionThe hope embedded in every wound surrendered to ChristThe promise that pain is never the end of the storyIf you’ve felt weary, wounded, or waiting for redemption... this session is for you.Join us every Tuesday at 1pm ET in the BIS Member Community for The Weekly Visit!

We’re back for the next chapter of our journey through the Gospel of John!In Part Five of Abide in His Love, we’ll dive into John 14–17 — some of the most intimate, powerful words Jesus ever spoke. These are His final teachings to the disciples before His Passion… and they’re meant for us, too.What does it really mean to remain in Christ?How do we bear lasting fruit in our everyday lives?What does Jesus tell us about the Holy Spirit, obedience, and friendship with God?Join Jenna and Steph for a live Bible study as we unpack Jesus’ Farewell Discourse and High Priestly Prayer, learning together how to stay rooted in love, prayer, and purpose.Grab your Bible, invite a friend, and let’s abide in Him.

Abide in His Love: Gospel of John, Part IVJesus tells us He is the Good Shepherd, and we are His sheep. This week, we’ll lean into the humility and trust required to follow His voice. We’ll rest in the truth that He knows us by name, cares for us tenderly, and leads us safely where we need to go.Join us next Tuesday for Part 5 at 1pmET on our YouTube channel!

Abide in His Love: Gospel of John, Part IIISometimes God is at work in ways we cannot yet see. In this session, we’ll dive into the story of the man born blind and discover how Jesus brings sight, faith, and clarity in His timing. Together, we’ll find encouragement for those seasons when His hand feels hidden but His presence is near.John 7-9 will be covered.Join us Tuesdays at 1pm LIVE on YouTube as we journey through The Gospel of John together virtually.

Abide in His Love: Gospel of John, Part IIIn John’s Gospel, we encounter seekers like Nicodemus and the Samaritan woman—people who came to Jesus with doubts, curiosity, and honest questions. This week, we’ll explore John 4-6 and what it means to bring our questions to Christ and how He meets us with truth, patience, and love.Join us next Tuesday at 1pm ET on ⁠YouTube⁠ for Part III!

The world feels heavy right now. There is heartache and pain and suffering, and, with that, a renewed searching. There is a people searching for answers, for clarity, for truth, for hope.People are hungry. They're hungry for hope. They're hungry to believe. They're hungry for a life worth living for. They're hungry for a love worth dying for.They may not know it yet, but they're hungry for Jesus.And it's our time to tell the world about Him. It's our time to reignite the missionary heart that is within each one of us by way of His Holy Spirit. It's our time to set the world on fire with the love of Jesus, the truth of His life, death, and resurrection, the power of a love that poured out to save the world from death forever.Not all of us are called to be missionaries in foreign countries or to speak from stages (although thanks be to God for the ones who are), but all of us can bring the love of Jesus to the people right in front of us. At the grocery store. At school pickup. A

Abide in His Love: Gospel of John, Part IFrom water turned into wine to lives completely transformed, the Gospel of John reminds us that Jesus still works miracles. In this first session discussing John 1-3, we’ll reflect on how Christ reveals His glory through signs and wonders, both in Scripture and in our own lives today. Come ready to notice the miraculous ways God is moving.Join us every Tuesday at 1pm ET on our YouTube channel for the next 6 weeks for a virtual Bible study on the Gospel of John using our newest Scripture Study: Abide In His Love.

We’re beginning a brand new journey together through the Gospel of John! This introduction session will set the stage for our time of study and prayer using Abide in His Love, Blessed is She’s meditation on John. Together with Jenna and Steph, we’ll discover what it really means to “abide” in Jesus; remaining with Him in the ordinary and the extraordinary, in joy and in struggle. Come ready to open your heart to Scripture, grow in friendship with Christ, and walk alongside sisters who are seeking the same. Join us every Tuesday at 1pm ET for The Weekly Visit on the BIS Member Community!

When you're weary and worn, when prayer feels like a chore and rest seems out of reach, Jesus sees you. Join Jenna and Beth for an honest, grace-filled visit about burnout, surrender, and letting Jesus be your strength when you have none left. Let this be your invitation to exhale.If you're running on empty—physically, emotionally, or spiritually—you’re not the only one. Where are you feeling the weight most heavily right now? Let’s lay it down together at the feet of Jesus.Join us every Tuesday at 1pm ET for The Weekly Visit in the BIS Member Community!

Fear can paralyze us or push us into striving and control. This week, Beth and Steph invite you into a conversation about fear and faith, reminding us that we don’t face the unknown alone. Jesus is trustworthy. He’s with you. Let’s lean into that truth together.What’s making your heart race lately? Is there something you’re fearing, dreading, or unsure about? Let Jesus be your peace.Join us every Tuesday at 1pm ET in the BIS Member Community for The Weekly Visit!

Loneliness doesn’t always look like isolation. Sometimes it sneaks in even when we’re surrounded by others. Beth and Steph will talk about how Jesus meets us in those quiet, aching spaces and how His presence can transform our solitude into sacred stillness. Have you been feeling a little lonely lately...emotionally, spiritually, or physically? You’re not alone here! Share a time when Jesus met you in your loneliness (or let us pray with you for Him to show up now). Come and be encouraged. Join us every Tuesday at 1 pm ET on the BIS Member Community for The Weekly Visit!

Life can feel heavy. Whether you're facing something big or just the build-up of everyday burdens. In this week's live, Jenna and Steph open up about what it means to bring our struggles to Jesus and actually let Him in. Come be reminded that you're not meant to carry it all alone.What are you struggling with right now—big or small? Tell Him everything - Jesus sees it all. He is near.Join us LIVE every Tuesday at 1pm ET on the BIS Member Community for The Weekly Visit.

Mary, Martha, and Lazarus were siblings, each with their own personality, their own way of loving Jesus, and likely their own tensions. And yet, Jesus called them His friends. In this final session of the series, we’ll reflect on what it means to embrace the differences among us and to stay in relationship even when things get complicated.  Sisterhood isn’t about agreeing on everything, it’s about choosing to see Christ in the other, again and again.Have you ever felt tension in your friendships or struggled to connect with someone who’s just different? How can we honor the dignity of someone we find difficult to understand?Join the convo at the Weekly Visit every Tuesday at 1pm ET in the BIS Member Community!

Friendship is beautiful—but it’s also messy. Feelings get hurt. Expectations go unmet. We misunderstand each other. But as we’ll reflect on the life of Mary Magdalene—a woman who experienced both profound mercy and fierce loyalty—we’ll consider how grace and forgiveness can be the bridge that keeps us connected even in conflict. This is where real sisterhood grows: not in perfection, but in love that chooses to stay.Is there a friendship in your life that feels strained, broken, or uncertain? Is there someone you need to extend grace to—or someone you need to ask forgiveness from?Join us every Tuesday at 1 pm ET for The Weekly Visit on the BIS Member Community!

Real friendships are rarely instant. Sometimes we assume that if it doesn’t “click” right away, it’s not meant to be—but sisterhood is often built slowly, through shared stories, laughs, and even a few awkward silences. This week, we’ll talk about letting go of the pressure for immediate depth and instead embracing the sacred rhythm of friendship that takes root over time. Come if you’ve been wondering how to go deeper in your relationships—or why it still feels like everyone is a stranger.Ask yourself: Am I allowing the Holy Spirit to do the slow, steady work of building something lasting?Join us LIVE every Tuesday at 1pm ET for The Weekly Visit on the BIS Member Community!

You’ve met someone at church, an event, or even in your DMs—and there's a spark of connection. But how do you go from “We should hang out” to actually building a group that lasts? In this conversation, we’ll demystify the process of starting a small group: what to say, how to plan, and most importantly, how to lead from a place of gentleness and joy. It’s not about being perfect or polished—it’s about being present.Come if: you’ve been feeling the nudge to lead something... but need help knowing where to begin. What would you love to experience in a small group—and how could you help create that for others? Yes, Y-O-U !Join us EVERY Tuesday at 1 pm ET for The Weekly Visit on our BIS Member Community.