In Episode 3 of The Daughters Are Right, we meet Miriam the Prophetess-the big sister who protected her brother, celebrated with a tambourine, and learned a difficult lesson about pride and leadership eventually discovering her purpose and God’s Amazing Grace.

Sometimes the most important people in God’s story aren’t the ones standing in the spotlight. Sometimes they’re the ones making sure someone else gets where God needs them to be.

Her role was never to be Moses.

Her role was to strengthen Moses.

There are moments in Scripture that feel small…quiet… almost hidden.

A basket.A river.A daughter watching from a distance.

But beneath the surface, something far greater is unfolding.

In this episode, we step into the story of a child placed in the water—carried by a current that should have meant death… but instead becomes deliverance.

Through the eyes of daughters—one who lets go, one who watches, and one who chooses compassion—we see how God moves in ways no one expects.

Names are spoken.Identities are formed.And a future is set into motion.

Because sometimes…what is drawn out of the wateris meant to draw others to freedom.

And this is how it happened.

AnnaLisa Johannessen

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In this my pilot episode, we step into one of the quiet moments in Scripture—hidden in the book of Numbers—where God speaks just four words:

“The daughters are right.”

The story of the daughters of Zelophehad (Numbers 27:1–7)

A story about five women (sisters) who dared to speak up…

and a God who listened.

And maybe—just maybe—it’s a story about us too.

AnnaLisa