Welcome to The Diary of a Black Woman Podcast!
The Diary of a Black Woman Podcast
The Diary of a Black Woman Podcast
🎙️ Welcome to the Diary of a Black Woman Podcast, where heartfelt devotionals written by Connie Morris come to life. This podcast is a reflective, Spirit-led journey through the Word—created to encourage, strengthen, and draw listeners into a deeper, more authentic walk with God. With a rich foundation of over 355 devotionals, each episode offers thoughtful Scripture readings, prayerful reflection, meaningful decrees, and faith-centered encouragement designed to meet you in real life. These moments are not rushed or performative; they are intentional pauses for spiritual growth, renewal, and clarity. Through personal insight and biblical wisdom, Connie shares her journey with honesty and humility—offering hope, discernment, and practical faith for everyday living. Whether you are seeking encouragement, spiritual grounding, or a quiet moment with God, this podcast invites you to reflect, listen, and grow. Tune in and allow each episode to nurture your spirit, deepen your faith, and remind you that God’s presence is near in every season.
Sept. 29, 2026

Black Unmasked: The Detour to Egypt: Abraham, Sarah, and the Return to the Altar

Black Unmasked: The Detour to Egypt: Abraham, Sarah, and the Return to the Altar
Black Unmasked: The Detour to Egypt: Abraham, Sarah, and the Return to the Altar
The Diary of a Black Woman Podcast
Black Unmasked: The Detour to Egypt: Abraham, Sarah, and the Return to the Altar

In this episode, Connie Morris explores Abraham and Sarah’s journey to Egypt. A famine interrupts their obedience, and fear leads to choices that put Sarah in danger. Through their story, Connie reflects on trusting God when His promises hit roadblocks, relying on His protection and provision, and returning to the altar after a difficult detour.

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 us. 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.

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 on Tuesdays with your host, Connie Morris.

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