The Diary of a Black Woman Podcast

In this episode of Diary of a Black Woman, Connie Morris explores the life of Uriah the Hittite — a faithful foreign soldier in King David's elite unit whose loyalty exposed David's grave sin. We unpack Uriah's identity, his role among David's mighty men, and how his death became the turning point in David's dynasty, remembered even in Jesus' genealogy. Through scripture and reflection, Connie highlights Uriah's integrity, the consequences of sin, and God's remembrance of the overlooked.
Faith on the Go
The Word of God in your ear. Faith in your walk. Faith in your talk. And hope for the journey ahead.
Like Jabez, many of us have carried pain, labels, and stories that try to define who we are. But pain does not get the final word. Jabez prayed, and God answered. He asked God to bless him, enlarge his territory, keep His hand upon him, and protect him from evil.
And Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God still has good plans for our lives — plans of peace, hope, and a future.
Stay connected with Diary of a Black Woman Podcast with your host, Connie Morris.
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In this episode Connie Morris examines Bathsheba’s life after the rooftop scandal, focusing on the four sons she bore David. Through scripture and storytelling, Connie contrasts Bathsheba’s sons with David’s other, more troubled children, revealing how her sons—Shemiah, Shobab, Nathan, and Solomon—formed a stable branch of the royal lineage that ultimately connects to the coming of the Messiah.
Despite pain, judgment, and family turmoil, the episode shows how God preserved a hidden dynasty and worked purpose out of failure, encouraging listeners that God can transform brokenness into legacy.
Faith on the Go
The Word of God in your ear. Faith in your walk. Faith in your talk. And hope for the journey ahead.
Like Jabez, many of us have carried pain, labels, and stories that try to define who we are. But pain does not get the final word. Jabez prayed, and God answered. He asked God to bless him, enlarge his territory, keep His hand upon him, and protect him from evil.
And Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God still has good plans for our lives — plans of peace, hope, and a future.
Stay connected with Diary of a Black Woman Podcast with your host, Connie Morris.
Sundays, Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 5:00 pm Central Time
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In this episode, Connie Morris closes out the Bathsheba story, tracing her transformation from a painful scandal to the powerful position of queen mother. The episode covers Adonijah's final attempt to seize the throne, Solomon's wise and decisive response, and Bathsheba's lasting influence in Israel's royal line.
The episode also includes a prayer, an invitation to faith, and encouragement that God redeems and restores even the hardest parts of our past.
Faith on the Go
The Word of God in your ear. Faith in your walk. Faith in your talk. And hope for the journey ahead.
Like Jabez, many of us have carried pain, labels, and stories that try to define who we are. But pain does not get the final word. Jabez prayed, and God answered. He asked God to bless him, enlarge his territory, keep His hand upon him, and protect him from evil.
And Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God still has good plans for our lives — plans of peace, hope, and a future.
Stay connected with Diary of a Black Woman Podcast with your host, Connie Morris.
Sundays, Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 5:00 pm Central Time
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Host Connie Morris examines Bathsheba’s transformation in 1 Kings 1, showing how she moves from trauma to strategy as she protects Solomon’s inheritance. Teaming with the prophet Nathan, she enters the palace, reminds King David of his oath, and helps secure the throne through timely, courageous action.
This episode reframes Bathsheba as a political matriarch—mother, survivor, and political actor—and explores themes of palace power, survival, alliance, and legacy within the Black History Unmasked series.
Faith on the Go
The Word of God in your ear. Faith in your walk. Faith in your talk. And hope for the journey ahead.
Like Jabez, many of us have carried pain, labels, and stories that try to define who we are. But pain does not get the final word. Jabez prayed, and God answered. He asked God to bless him, enlarge his territory, keep His hand upon him, and protect him from evil.
And Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God still has good plans for our lives — plans of peace, hope, and a future.
Stay connected with Diary of a Black Woman Podcast with your host, Connie Morris.
Sundays, Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 5:00 pm Central Time
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Part two of the Black History Unmasked series, this episode examines the story of Bathsheba through 2 Samuel 11–12, focusing on how David's abuse of power created collateral damage: Uriah's death, Bathsheba's grief, and the loss of their child.
Through scripture and reflection, the episode explores cover-up, systemic corruption, prophetic confrontation, repentance, and the lasting consequences of leadership sin—while preparing listeners for Bathsheba’s emergence in the next episode.
Faith on the Go
The Word of God in your ear. Faith in your walk. Faith in your talk. And hope for the journey ahead.
Like Jabez, many of us have carried pain, labels, and stories that try to define who we are. But pain does not get the final word. Jabez prayed, and God answered. He asked God to bless him, enlarge his territory, keep His hand upon him, and protect him from evil.
And Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God still has good plans for our lives — plans of peace, hope, and a future.
Stay connected with Diary of a Black Woman Podcast with your host, Connie Morris.
Sundays, Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 5:00 pm Central Time
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Connie Morris revisits the Bathsheba narrative to restore biblical context: David’s absence from war, Bathsheba’s ritual purification, Uriah’s loyalty, and the king’s abuse of power.
The episode reframes Bathsheba from scandalized temptress to resilient matriarch who moves from vulnerability to political influence and enters the lineage of Solomon and Jesus.
Faith on the Go
The Word of God in your ear. Faith in your walk. Faith in your talk. And hope for the journey ahead.
Like Jabez, many of us have carried pain, labels, and stories that try to define who we are. But pain does not get the final word. Jabez prayed, and God answered. He asked God to bless him, enlarge his territory, keep His hand upon him, and protect him from evil.
And Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God still has good plans for our lives — plans of peace, hope, and a future.
Stay connected with Diary of a Black Woman Podcast with your host, Connie Morris.
Sundays, Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 5:00 pm Central Time
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Email: Diaryofablackwomanpodcast@gmail.com
Podcast Page: https://www.podpage.com/the-diary-of-a-black-woman-podcast/
 
 

Connie Morris explores how the Israelites—and we—can be freed yet still unfulfilled, showing how old cravings, fear, and unbelief keep us stuck in the wilderness despite God's provision. Using Scripture and Black history unmasked, she warns against romanticizing bondage and urges listeners to trust God's daily guidance.
This episode challenges you to move forward in faith, recognize God's supernatural provision, and embrace spiritual maturity so you don't miss the promise God has prepared.
Faith on the Go
The Word of God in your ear. Faith in your walk. Faith in your talk. And hope for the journey ahead.
Like Jabez, many of us have carried pain, labels, and stories that try to define who we are. But pain does not get the final word. Jabez prayed, and God answered. He asked God to bless him, enlarge his territory, keep His hand upon him, and protect him from evil.
And Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God still has good plans for our lives — plans of peace, hope, and a future.
Stay connected with Diary of a Black Woman Podcast with your host, Connie Morris.
Sundays, Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 5:00 pm Central Time
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Email: Diaryofablackwomanpodcast@gmail.com
Podcast Page: https://www.podpage.com/the-diary-of-a-black-woman-podcast/
 

In this episode, Connie Morris explores the biblical and historical significance of moving forward, especially in the context of Black history and faith. She emphasizes the importance of faith, identity, and perseverance in overcoming obstacles and claiming God's promises.
Faith on the Go
The Word of God in your ear. Faith in your walk. Faith in your talk. And hope for the journey ahead.
Like Jabez, many of us have carried pain, labels, and stories that try to define who we are. But pain does not get the final word. Jabez prayed, and God answered. He asked God to bless him, enlarge his territory, keep His hand upon him, and protect him from evil.
And Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God still has good plans for our lives — plans of peace, hope, and a future.
Stay connected with Diary of a Black Woman Podcast with your host, Connie Morris.
Sundays, Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 5:00 pm Central Time
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Email: Diaryofablackwomanpodcast@gmail.com
Podcast Page: https://www.podpage.com/the-diary-of-a-black-woman-podcast/
 

Connie Morris examines the biblical and cultural legacy of the Queen of Sheba, highlighting her wisdom, beauty, and Black identity while confronting long‑standing whitewashed portrayals. She then turns to the parable of the wise and foolish virgins, emphasizing the call to spiritual readiness, the challenge of remaining patient during divine delays, and the power of the midnight cry announcing Jesus’ return. Together, these teachings offer practical guidance for staying prepared, grounded, and vigilant in faith.
The Queen of Sheba & The Midnight Cry: Preparing for Jesus’ Return

Connie Morris explores the biblical parable of the wise and foolish virgins in Matthew 25, emphasizing the importance of spiritual preparation for Jesus's return. She highlights how outward appearances can be deceiving and underscores the necessity of inner readiness—symbolized by the oil in their lamps—to ensure we are truly prepared for God’s kingdom. This theme parallels the role of Black women in the biblical story of Moses, whose protection, influence, and faithfulness were instrumental in preparing Moses for his calling as a deliverer.
Faith on the Go
The Word of God in your ear. Faith in your walk. Faith in your talk. And hope for the journey ahead.
Like Jabez, many of us have carried pain, labels, and stories that try to define who we are. But pain does not get the final word. Jabez prayed, and God answered. He asked God to bless him, enlarge his territory, keep His hand upon him, and protect him from evil.
And Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God still has good plans for our lives — plans of peace, hope, and a future.
Stay connected with the Diary of a Black Woman Podcast with your host, Connie Morris.
Sundays, Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 5:00 pm Central Time
Listen. Follow. Subscribe. Share.
Email: Diaryofablackwomanpodcast@gmail.com
Podcast Page: https://www.podpage.com/the-diary-of-a-black-woman-podcast/