The Diary of a Black Woman Podcast

Connie Morris explores the biblical history of African nations, emphasizing the importance of understanding Scripture through an African and Middle Eastern lens. It highlights the significance of knowledge, cultural identity, and the true geographical context of biblical stories.
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 tried 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 explores the biblical presence of African nations in Genesis 10 and uncovers their historical and spiritual significance. This episode emphasizes the importance of understanding biblical history to restore identity and truth.
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 tried 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
Listen. Follow. Subscribe. Share.
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 narrative of Noah, Ham, and Canaan to clarify misconceptions about race, curses, and human origins. He emphasizes that the Bible does not support racial hierarchy or the idea that skin color is cursed, highlighting the importance of understanding Scripture in its historical and geographical context.
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 tried 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, and Saturdays at 5:00 pm Central Time
Listen. Follow. Subscribe. Share.https://www.podpage.com/the-diary-of-a-black-woman-podcast/
 
 

In this episode, Connie Morris explores the biblical and scientific origins of humanity, emphasizing our shared ancestry through Eve. She discusses the misconceptions about race, the significance of Eve as the mother of all living, and how science confirms our unity as one human family.
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 tried 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, and Saturdays at 5:00 pm Central Time
Listen. Follow. Subscribe. Share.https://www.podpage.com/the-diary-of-a-black-woman-podcast/
 

Connie Morris explores the biblical origins of humanity, emphasizing that all humans, regardless of skin color, are created in God's image. It challenges misconceptions about race, history, and the biblical portrayal of Adam, highlighting the spiritual and historical significance of black identity.
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 tried 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.
Listen. Follow. Subscribe. Share.https://www.podpage.com/the-diary-of-a-black-woman-podcast/
 

Connie Morris explores Deuteronomy 30 and Jeremiah 29 to reveal God’s promise of restoration for the scattered and oppressed, and to tie Black history to biblical identity, repentance, and the power of Scripture.
This episode calls listeners back to the Word for knowledge, healing, and reclaiming names, land, and faith—reminding us that captivity is not the final word.
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 tried 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.
Listen. Follow. Subscribe. Share.https://www.podpage.com/the-diary-of-a-black-woman-podcast/
 

Connie Morris explores the unmasked history of Black people in the Bible, revealing how white supremacy and false narratives have distorted our understanding of biblical and historical truths. It emphasizes the importance of returning to the original scriptures to uncover the true story of identity, oppression, and divine restoration.
Bible: The Original African American Heritage Edition
Book Reference: The Complete History of Blacks in the Bible
Join me for Black History Unmasked, an 8-10 week summer series, airing Monday through Friday at 5:00 PM Central Time on The Diary of a Black Woman podcast. We are going back to Scripture, shining a light on what has been there all the time, and allowing God to restore what was hidden, stolen, and overlooked. Come get your restoration back.
🔗 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.

Host Connie Morris launches a summer series exploring how the Bible was whitewashed over time and reveals the African names, places, and people hidden in Scripture.
She traces the forces—art, empire, and translation—that shaped a European image of the Bible and previews episodes on lineages, geography, and overlooked figures like Rahab, Simon of Cyrene, and the Ethiopian eunuch.\
Bible: The Original African American Heritage Edition
Book Reference: The Complete History of Blacks in the Bible
Join me for Black History Unmasked, an 8-10 week summer series, airing Monday through Friday at 5:00 PM Central Time on The Diary of a Black Woman podcast. We are going back to Scripture, shining a light on what has been there all the time, and allowing God to restore what was hidden, stolen, and overlooked. Come get your restoration back.
🔗 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.

Host Connie Morris closes the "Hebrews to Negroes" series exploring how God restores stolen names, histories, and identities through covenant faith in Christ. Key scriptures include Galatians 3:29, Ezekiel 37, Isaiah 61, and Hosea 1:10.
This short episode emphasizes that true restoration comes from God, not man, calling listeners to reclaim their identity as heirs according to the promise, reject bitterness, and embrace healing and purpose in Christ. Includes prayer, decrees of restoration, and an invitation to accept Jesus.
Bible: The Original African American Heritage Edition
Book Reference: The Complete History of Blacks in the Bible
Join me for Blacks in the Bible, an 8-week summer series, airing Monday through Friday at 5:00 PM Central Time on The Diary of a Black Woman podcast. We are going back to Scripture, shining a light on what has been there all the time, and allowing God to restore what was hidden, stolen, and overlooked. Come get your restoration back.
🔗 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.

Connie Morris explores the complex issues of identity, covenant, and spiritual deception within biblical and modern contexts. It emphasizes the importance of discernment, obedience, and understanding God's recognition versus human claims.
Bible: The Original African American Heritage Edition
Book Reference: The Complete History of Blacks in the Bible
🔗 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.