She walked into a room where she wasn’t invited, carrying an alabaster jar and a reputation everyone seemed to know. Simon saw a sinner. Jesus saw a woman. In this episode, we step inside one of the most intimate and scandalous scenes in the Gospels—a story of tears, uncovered hair, extravagant perfume, forgiveness, and the audacious faith of an unnamed woman who refused to let the judgment in the room keep her from Jesus.

Who are you becoming? It’s a question we rarely ask, but it’s the one that shapes the whole of our lives. Long before Lydia became the first recorded follower of Christ in Europe, long before her home became the birthplace of a church, God was already at work. Every step of her journey—from Thyatira to Philippi, from purple cloth to a quiet riverbank—was preparing her for a purpose she could never have imagined. In this episode of The Daughters Are Right, we explore one of the Bible’s most remarkable women and discover that God is often doing His greatest work long before we recognize it. Through Lydia’s story, we’ll consider sanctification, purpose, wealth, contentment, and the quiet ways the Lord shapes ordinary lives into something extraordinary. Because no one becomes who God is calling them to be overnight. And perhaps the most important question isn’t, What do you want to be? It’s, Who are you becoming

What if your calling isn’t to lead the story…but to strengthen the one who does?