Welcome to this episode of the Diary of a Black Woman podcast, hosted by Connie Morris. Today, we delve into the "Game of Seeking Approval from Others," exploring its spiritual implications. Drawing on the story of King Saul, we uncover the consequences of prioritizing human approval over obedience to God. This episode is a must-listen for anyone struggling with people-pleasing, as Connie shares personal experiences and biblical wisdom to help guide you back to seeking God's voice above all else. Learn how to embrace your unique identity in Christ and live boldly according to His will.
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