The Diary of a Black Woman Podcast

Host Connie Morris examines how seeking likes, followers, and public praise can turn the algorithm into an altar and steal true intimacy with God.

Using Scripture (Galatians, Matthew 6, John, Proverbs, Luke) she exposes performance-based faith and offers practical steps—repent, return to secret worship, fast from social media, process before posting, rebuild identity in Christ, and choose the better portion.

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Host Connie Morris examines the "Martha trap" from Luke 10:40—how comparison, envy, and overload can turn faithful service into hidden resentment. She unpacks supporting scriptures and shows how resentment distorts worship and relationships.

This episode gives practical steps to break the cycle: stop comparing assignments, release control, ask for help, repent from murmuring, and take a 24-hour comparison detox, ending with prayer ...

Connie Morris explores how well-intended service and responsibilities can become spiritual clutter that distracts from intimacy with God. Using passages from Luke, 1 Corinthians, Hebrews, and Proverbs, she explains the difference between sin and ‘weights,’ offers practical steps to reclaim undivided devotion, and calls listeners to release one burden and prioritize time with Jesus.

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Host Connie Morris introduces a seven-day devotional, "The Algorithm Is Not Your Altar," using the story of Mary and Martha to expose how modern distractions and performance Christianity steal authentic worship.

This episode outlines the series goals: recognize what drains your worship, confront the performance spirit, and return to a private, consistent rhythm with God through honesty, consistency, and willingness to change.

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Host Connie Morris opens this devotional series by exploring the Mary and Martha story as a mirror for today’s distracted, performance-driven faith. She prays the Prayer of Jabez, names the problem of replacing altars with algorithms, and introduces a seven-day plan to recognize distractions, confront the spirit of performance, and rebuild authentic worship.

Connie shares practical steps—honesty, consistent rhythms, and willingness...

Host Connie Morris announces the Diary of a Black Woman podcast is expanding from four to seven days a week starting in April.

Expect daily devotionals, honest conversations, encouragement, and moments with God to help you grow, heal, and stay grounded.

This is about building a lifestyle of faith… not just a moment.

A rhythm. A daily reset. A daily reminder of who you are—an...

Host Connie Morris launches a new series exploring Luke 10:38–42, contrasting Mary’s focused devotion with Martha’s distracted busyness to challenge how the algorithm and daily distractions have become modern altars.

Through scripture, prayer, and practical reflection, this episode invites listeners to prioritize God’s presence, reclaim their worship, and build spiritual habits that cannot be taken away.

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Connie Morris examines a spiritual pattern behind the corruption and destruction of relationships, urging listeners to notice warning signs, submit to God, and choose discernment over emotion. Using scripture and real cases, she outlines how small compromises can grow into devastating outcomes and how to stop them.

This episode offers practical protection—pause for healing, repent and realign with God, and establish spiritual bound...

Connie Morris explores singleness as a season of formation, protection, and devotion to God, unpacking Jeremiah 29:11–14 and practical scriptures that show how God uses this time to prepare your purpose and protect your heart.

This episode highlights the spiritual blessings of singleness — intimacy with God, discernment, and freedom from premature connections — and encourages listeners to seek God wholeheartedly while trusting His ...

Connie Morris examines how singleness can be misused when freedom lacks discipline, detailing spiritual, emotional, and relational consequences and grounding the episode in Scripture.

She calls listeners to honest reflection, repentance where needed, and disciplined stewardship of this season to gain clarity, healing, and purpose.

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Connie Morris addresses the fear of missing out in singleness, using Scripture to challenge comparison and encourage contentment. She explains how FOMO pressures decisions, distorts discernment, and pushes people ahead of God, and invites listeners to trust God’s timing.

The episode includes practical reflection questions, a prayer to release anxiety and comparison, and a declaration to walk in peace and alignment with God’s plan.

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In episode five of The Single Life, Connie Morris challenges single listeners to remain faithful where God has placed them and warns against delaying purpose by waiting for a relationship. Using 1 Corinthians 7:17 and supporting scriptures, she explains that obedience and character are developed now, not later.

Connie offers reflective questions, a prayer for bold obedience, and a declaration to steward current gifts and assignment...

In episode four of The Single Life, Connie Morris explains why self-control is essential for single Christians. She draws on Scripture to show how the fruit of the Spirit—especially self-control—guards hearts, bodies, and relationships.

The episode contrasts the lust of the flesh with a life led by the Spirit, addresses the harm of unchecked desire, offers comfort to survivors, and shares practical prayers and decrees to strengthen...

Episode 3 of Single Life explores the spiritual advantage of singleness: undivided devotion to the Lord. Connie Morris uses scriptures (1 Corinthians 7:32–35, Matthew 6:33, James 4:8) to show how singleness creates opportunities for focused prayer, study, and spiritual growth, while warning against distractions such as situationships and social media.

The episode offers reflection questions, practical decrees, and encouragement to ...

Connie Morris reframes singleness as a God-given gift, drawing on scriptures like 1 Corinthians 7:7, Ecclesiastes 3, and Proverbs to show how to steward this season with wisdom, patience, and spiritual purpose.

She warns against premature emotional and physical attachments, offers reflections and questions for self-examination, leads prayer and declarations, and points listeners to community resources for support.

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Episode 1 of The Single Life According to the Bible lays the foundation: your body belongs to God, not to your feelings or temporary freedoms. Using 1 Corinthians 6 and other scriptures, Connie explains why ownership changes how we date, set boundaries, and protect our spiritual clarity.

Short reflections, practical questions, a prayer, and spoken decrees help listeners cultivate purity, set wise boundaries, and begin living in way...

Host Connie Morris introduces a new series exploring singleness through the lens of 1 Corinthians 6 and 7, reframing singleness as a gift and a calling rather than a deficiency. The episode contrasts cultural pressures with Scripture and emphasizes belonging to God, self-control, and devotion.

Connie challenges listeners to steward their single season with discipline and clarity, avoid compromise, and pursue undivided devotion to G...

In this episode of the Diary of a Black Woman podcast, Connie Morris delves into the themes of discernment, exposure, and spiritual growth. She emphasizes that true access and authority come from God, not from people or circumstances. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding exposure as a protective measure rather than a punishment, and how discernment can guide individuals through challenges without fear. Connie e...

In this episode of the Diary of a Black Woman podcast, Connie Morris explores the themes of growth, provision, and joy through the lens of a dream involving a child and a wet diaper. She emphasizes that after periods of pressure and warfare, God provides for new beginnings and responsibilities. The conversation highlights the importance of recognizing the normal messiness of growth, the significance of laughter and joy in restorati...