The Diary of a Black Woman Podcast

Sin City: Ep. 5: The Hidden Cost of Standing Firm

Connie Morris examines the cost of refusing cultural compromise, using Daniel as a model of quiet, costly obedience. She explains how saying no can isolate you, cost relationships and comfort, but also bring God’s favor and increased discernment.
The episode challenges listeners to make pre-decisions for holiness, warns against seeking human approval, and calls believers to choose God over popularity.
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Sin City: Ep. 4: How Daniel Kept His Clarity

Host Connie Morris reframes Babylon as "Sin City," warning listeners about a culture that renames, seduces, and normalizes sin. Using Daniel and his friends as examples, she shows how refusing the cultural "Kool-Aid" preserves discernment, integrity, and God-given purpose.
This short episode challenges you to evaluate what you consume, resist conformity, and hold fast to God’s promises, concluding with encouragement from Jeremiah 29:11.
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💛 A Word on GivingWhen you sow into this work, you help carry the message further than it could ever go on its own.Your giving isn’t about the amount — it’s about the heart.Every seed you plant fuels the devotionals, the teaching, the podcast, and the women who need the encouragement that God places here.Thank you for participating in the assignment.

No Kool-Aid: Ep. 3: The Power of Resolve

Host Connie Morris examines Daniel 1:8 to show how one private decision—refusing the king’s food—became a public standard of faith. She breaks down how resolve, relationship with God, and daily choices protect holiness in a compromising culture.
The episode offers five practical ways to “not drink the Kool-Aid,” a brief call to action to fast from a luxury, and a closing prayer and encouragement for women seeking courage to stand firm.
🔗 Stay ConnectedVisit: https://www.DiaryOfABlackWomanLLC.comAll devotionals, podcast episodes, and blogs are in one place.
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💛 A Word on GivingWhen you sow into this work, you help carry the message further than it could ever go on its own.Your giving isn’t about the amount — it’s about the heart.Every seed you plant fuels the devotionals, the teaching, the podcast, and the women who need the encouragement that God places here.Thank you for being part of the assignment.
 

No Kool-Aid: Ep. 2 : Hold Fast to Your God-Given Name

In episode two of Diary of a Black Woman, Connie Morris examines Daniel 1:6–7 to show how Babylon warped identity by renaming God’s people and why names shape destiny.
She encourages listeners to reject false labels, remember who called them, and live out their heavenly identity through practical steps, decrees, and biblical reminders.
Connie closes with calls to action, Scripture encouragement, and an invitation to connect at diaryofablackwomanllc.com — a reminder that your true name is written in heaven.
 
🔗 Stay ConnectedVisit: https://www.DiaryOfABlackWomanLLC.comAll devotionals, podcast episodes, and blogs are in one place.
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💛 A Word on GivingWhen you sow into this work, you help carry the message further than it could ever go on its own.Your giving isn’t about the amount — it’s about the heart.Every seed you plant fuels the devotionals, the teaching, the podcast, and the women who need the encouragement that God places here.Thank you for participating in the assignment.
 

No Kool-Aid: Ep. 1: Standing Firm in Babylon

Host Connie Morris opens the series "Do Not Drink the Kool-Aid" with Daniel 1:1–4, showing how exile can be God’s preparation rather than punishment. She examines Daniel’s refusal to compromise, the discipline of the Daniel fast, and the power of prayer to maintain spiritual distinction in a foreign culture.
The episode offers practical takeaways: resist cultural conformity, remember you’re positioned, not punished, represent God with excellence where you are, and see exile as an assignment rather than erasure.
 
🔗 Stay ConnectedVisit: https://www.DiaryOfABlackWomanLLC.comAll devotionals, podcast episodes, and blogs are in one place.
☕ Support the MinistryBuy Me a Coffee: Connie Morris
💛 A Word on GivingWhen you sow into this work, you help carry the message further than it could ever go on its own.Your giving isn’t about the amount — it’s about the heart.Every seed you plant fuels the devotionals, the teaching, the podcast, and the women who need the encouragement that God places here.Thank you for being part of the assignment.

No Kool-Aid: Intro: Living in Babylon Without Drinking the Kool-Aid

Host Connie Morris introduces a new devotional series teaching believers how to live and thrive in a culture shaped by Babylon’s temptations without compromising their faith, using Daniel and his friends as the model for devotion, discipline, and discernment.
Each episode exposes the modern “Kool-Aid” flavors of pride, image, compromise, and distraction, and offers practical, biblical tools to resist them, drink the living water of Christ, and stand distinct in an assimilating world.
 
🔗 Stay ConnectedVisit: https://www.DiaryOfABlackWomanLLC.comAll devotionals, podcast episodes, and blogs are in one place.
☕ Support the MinistryBuy Me a Coffee: Connie Morris
💛 A Word on GivingWhen you sow into this work, you help carry the message further than it could ever go on its own.Your giving isn’t about the amount — it’s about the heart.Every seed you plant fuels the devotionals, the teaching, the podcast, and the women who need the encouragement that God places here.Thank you for participating in the assignment.
 

2026: Ep. 15: Cross Over Now — From Wilderness to Promise:

Join Connie Morris on Episode 15 of the Diary of a Black Woman podcast as she leads a prophetic teaching called the Great Crossing, preparing listeners to leave old seasons behind and step into the divine assignments of 2026.
Learn practical steps for crossing over—faith, obedience, consecration—and recognize the signs God is calling you forward into new authority, alignment, rest, and purpose.
🔗 Stay ConnectedVisit: https://www.DiaryOfABlackWomanLLC.comAll devotionals, podcast episodes, and blogs are in one place.
☕ Support the MinistryBuy Me a Coffee: Connie Morris
💛 A Word on GivingWhen you sow into this work, you help carry the message further than it could ever go on its own.Your giving isn’t about the amount — it’s about the heart.Every seed you plant fuels the devotionals, the teaching, the podcast, and the women who need the encouragement that God places here.Thank you for being part of the assignment.

2026: After the Shaking: Ep. 14: God’s Glory Unveiled

Host Connie Morris explores how the trials and pruning of 2026 lead to a powerful unveiling of God’s glory in believers’ lives, revealing identity, authority, gifts, and purpose.
The episode highlights biblical examples (Moses, Isaiah, David, Stephen, the early church). It gives practical guidance—intimacy with God, holiness, quick obedience, and guarding your atmosphere—to walk in this new season.
Listeners are encouraged to expect supernatural activation, divine connections, and spiritual clarity as God manifests what He formed in the dark.
🔗 Stay ConnectedVisit: https://www.DiaryOfABlackWomanLLC.comAll devotionals, podcast episodes, and blogs are in one place.
☕ Support the MinistryBuy Me a Coffee: Connie Morris
💛 A Word on GivingWhen you sow into this work, you help carry the message further than it could ever go on its own.Your giving isn’t about the amount — it’s about the heart.Every seed you plant fuels the devotionals, the teaching, the podcast, and the women who need the encouragement that God places here.Thank you for being part of the assignment.

2026: The Divine Separation: Ep. 13: Why God Is Pulling You Away in 2026

Connie Morris explains the season of "Divine Separation" in 2026 (Hebrew year 5786), showing how God removes people, habits, and environments to protect and prepare believers for elevation.
Using biblical examples and practical steps, this episode helps listeners recognize heavenly signals, embrace consecration, and step into destiny and greater spiritual maturity.
🔗 Stay ConnectedVisit: https://www.DiaryOfABlackWomanLLC.comAll devotionals, podcast episodes, and blogs are in one place.
☕ Support the MinistryBuy Me a Coffee: Connie Morris
💛 A Word on GivingWhen you sow into this work, you help carry the message further than it could ever go on its own.Your giving isn’t about the amount — it’s about the heart.Every seed you plant fuels the devotionals, the teaching, the podcast, and the women who need the encouragement that God places here.Thank you for being part of the assignment.

2026: Rebuilt & Restored: Ep 12: God’s Blueprint for 2026

Host Connie Morris explores "The Rebuilding" — 2026 (Hebrew year 5786) as a season when God clears away false foundations and restores identity, faith, purpose, relationships, emotional stability, and finances. She draws on biblical examples (Noah, Nehemiah, Job, Peter, the early church) to show how God rebuilds with glory rather than trauma.
The episode outlines signs of a heavenly rebuilding season, the tools God uses—His Word, Spirit, timing, people, wisdom, correction, and presence—and encourages listeners to expect supernatural speed, fresh grace, and a renewed destiny.
🔗 Stay ConnectedVisit: https://www.DiaryOfABlackWomanLLC.comAll devotionals, podcast episodes, and blogs are in one place.
☕ Support the MinistryBuy Me a Coffee: Connie Morris
💛 A Word on GivingWhen you sow into this work, you help carry the message further than it could ever go on its own.Your giving isn’t about the amount — it’s about the heart.Every seed you plant fuels the devotionals, the teaching, the podcast, and the women who need the encouragement that God places here.Thank you for being part of the assignment.