Ep 55: It Had to Happen (Part 2): Your Soul Work Is Your Responsibility ft. Prophetess Diane Mahone

Sometimes the thing standing in the way of what God wants to do… IS YOU, SIS!In this episode, Geri and Tiffany sit down for an honest, no-shame conversation about accountability, delayed obedience, fear, and the quiet ways we get in our own way. They talk about what it looks like to stop blaming timing, circumstances, or other people—and instead take responsibility with grace.This episode is a reminder that God hasn’t run out of time in 2025. There is still room for Him to move—but freedom often begins when we’re willing to be honest about the part we’ve played. Not to condemn ourselves, but to grow, heal, and move forward differently.If you’ve been feeling stuck, behind, or disappointed in yourself, this conversation will help you reframe the delay and step into freedom with clarity and hope 🤍📬 SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MAILING LISTStay connected with Dear Christian Black Girl and be the first to know about new episodes, events, and encouragement.👉 dearchristianblackgirl.com🎙 BE A GUESTHave a story or testimony you’d love to share with the DCBG community?👉 dearchristianblackgirl.com/contact🤍 CONNECT WITH USFollow us on social media and join the conversation:👉 @dearchristianblackgirl

This week, Geri and Tiffany sit down with special guest Syeeda to talk about her new book Set an Example: How to Lead Others and Live Out God’s Presence in the World, inspired by 1 Timothy 4:12. Together, they dive into what leadership looks like in today’s world—from Syeeda’s journey as an ex-pat in Guatemala 🇬🇹 to the truth that you are never too young (or too old!) to lead with confidence, character, and God’s presence. This is a timely conversation for anyone who feels called to influence culture with a heart after God. ✉️ SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MAILING LISTJoin our community: dearchristianblackgirl.com 🎙️BE A GUESTWant to share your story or testimony? Apply here: dearchristianblackgirl.com/contact 📲 CONNECT WITH USInstagram | @dearchristianblackgirlFacebook | @dearchristianblackgirlTiktok | @dearchristianblackgirl

In this special Thanksgiving episode, we’re wishing you a joyful, peace-filled holiday and sharing some of family traditions. But we also get real about what it looks like to honor God in this season through obedience, breaking cycles, and choosing not to repeat what He already told us to release.As you gather with family and reflect on God’s goodness, we want to encourage you to make room for what He promised. Obedience is not just sacrifice — it’s preparation. This episode blends laughter, reflection, and Holy Spirit conviction in the best way. 🤎🍂📧 SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MAILING LISTStay connected with updates, resources, and community: dearchristianblackgirl.com🎙️ BE A GUESTHave a story or testimony to share? Apply here: dearchristianblackgirl.com/contact📲 CONNECT WITH USInstagram | Facebook | TikTok: @dearchristianblackgirl

In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, Geri and Tiffany sit down again with Prophetess Diane — this time diving into what healing looks like after the pain. She shares why your soul work is your responsibility, how unhealed places show up in your decisions, and why every believer has to partner with God to walk in wholeness.This episode is honest, needed, and a reminder that while God can heal you, you have to be willing to do the work that keeps you healed.💬 Takeaway:Healing may be God’s gift — but wholeness requires your participation.💌 Comment Prompt:What part of your soul are you actively working on in this season?📣 Call to Action:If this episode spoke to you, be sure to like and share it with a friend✨ Connect with Us:Instagram | @dearchristianblackgirlFacebook | @dearchristianblackgirlTiktok | @dearchristianblackgirlWebsite | www.dearchristianblackgirl.com

In this episode of Dear Christian Black Girl, Geri and Tiffany sit down with Prophetess Diane Mahone as she opens up about her powerful journey from pain to purpose. From being unwanted and abandoned by her birth mother to being adopted into a home filled with rejection and abuse, Prophetess Diane shares how God used every painful part of her story to heal her bloodline and reveal His plan for her life.This conversation is raw, redemptive, and a reminder that God wastes nothing — not even your pain.💬 Takeaway:Your pain wasn’t pointless — it was preparation for purpose.💌 Leave a Comment:What’s one season in your life that you now see God used for your good?📣 Call to Action:If this episode blessed you, like it and share it with a friend.✨ Connect with Us:Instagram | @dearchristianblackgirlFacebook | @dearchristianblackgirlTiktok | @dearchristianblackgirlWebsite | www.dearchristianblackgirl.com

In this episode, Geri shares how God put it on her heart to do something unexpected — fly to Dallas and bless Tiffany with an extravagant gift: a professional camera. What started as an act of obedience turned into a powerful reminder that friendship can be a safe place again.Tiffany opens up about how that moment shifted her perspective, showing her that God still sends people who will love, support, and invest in what He’s called you to do. Together, Geri and Tiffany talk about the beauty of friendship that’s rooted in faith and the slow, intentional process of healing — the kind that takes time but changes everything.💬 Join the ConversationHow has God used friendship to bring healing in your life? Drop your thoughts in the comments — we’d love to hear your story!👍🏾 Like, Comment, and SubscribeIf this episode blessed you, don’t forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and hit the bell so you never miss a new episode!✨ Connect with Dear Christian Black GirlInstagram: @dearchristianblackgirlFacebook: @dearchristianblackgirlTiktok: @dearchristianblackgirlWebsite: www.dearchristianblackgirl.com

In this episode, Geri and Tiffany sit down with Teandra, founder of The Teacher Magic Co., to talk about her journey from teaching in underfunded schools to stepping out on faith as an entrepreneur. From buying her own classroom supplies to learning how to charge what she’s worth, Teandra opens up about what it looks like to trust God beyond the classroom and walk boldly in purpose.If you’ve ever felt called to leave comfort for calling, this episode will remind you that God’s plans for you are always greater. 💛💬 Encouraging Takeaway:Sometimes God will move you from what’s familiar to make room for what’s fruitful. Trust the shift — His plan still stands.💭 Leave a Comment:Have you ever had to trust God to step away from something comfortable? Tell us your story in the comments!Don’t forget to:👍🏾 Like this video💬 Comment your thoughts📱 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss the next episode!💕 Connect with Dear Christian Black Girl:Instagram | @dearchristianblackgirlFacebook | @dearchristianblackgirlTikTok | @dearchristianblackgirlPodcast | Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube💕 Connect with Teandra:Instagram | @teachermagiccoFacebook | The Teacher Magic CoTikTok | @theteachermagiccowww.kre8.storeSubscribe to our mailing list:www.dearchristianblackgirl.com

Have you ever walked through a season that made no sense… until later? 🕊️In this week’s episode of Dear Christian Black Girl, we sit down with Tiffany Favors, Own Ur Truth Ministries. Tiffany opens up about a painful season filled with loss and how God used that very pain—and a hidden family secret—to reveal her purpose.Together, we talk about how God can bring beauty out of brokenness, and the difference between righteous judgment and exposing from ego.💬 Tune in to:Hear Tiffany’s powerful testimony of loss and redemptionLearn what it really means to own your truth in ChristDiscover how God can turn grief into growth and purpose👇🏾 Let’s keep the conversation going:What’s one season that didn’t make sense at first, but later revealed God’s purpose in your life? Share your story in the comments. 💬Connect with Dear Christian Black Girl:Instagram.com/dearchristianblackgirlFacebook.com/dearchristianblackgirlTiktok.com/@dearchristianblackgirlJoin Our Facebook Group:facebook.com/groups/dearchristianblackgirlConnect with Tiffany:instagram.com/iamtiffanyfavorstiktok.com/ownurtruthministrieswww.ownurtruth.com

In this episode of Dear Christian Black Girl, Geri and Tiffany sit down with their guest, LaNee, for a raw and redemptive conversation about healing, motherhood, and faith. LaNee opens up about her traumatic upbringing and the emotional rollercoaster of finding out she was pregnant when she wasn’t ready. With honesty and humor, she shares how choosing to heal changed everything—including her relationship with her child’s father.Through it all, LaNee found strength and comfort in the story of Hagar, the woman in Scripture who called God El Roi—the God who sees. Her story reminds us that even in the deserts of single parenting, God still sees, provides, and redeems.Be a Guest:Want to share your story on Dear Christian Black Girl? Visit dearchristianblackgirl.com/contact to connect with us.Support the Podcast:If this episode encouraged you, consider supporting Dear Christian Black Girl by sharing it, leaving a review, or sowing a seed to help us keep creating faith-filled content for women like you.Connect with Us:Follow Dear Christian Black Girl on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok for encouragement, behind-the-scenes moments, and community conversations.

After five months away, Dear Christian Black Girl is back — and we’re talking all about new beginnings.We discuss how sometimes you can be walking in a new season in one area while still being processed in another, and why that doesn’t mean you’re out of alignment. We also dive into the importance of praying into personal prophecies, seeking clarity from God, and trusting His timing as He brings things to pass.If you’ve been feeling like you’re in transition, this episode is for you — a reminder that new doesn’t always mean easy, but it’s always worth it when you’re walking with God.BE A GUEST:Want to share your story or testimony on Dear Christian Black Girl? Visit dearchristianblackgirl.com/contact to connect with us.SUPPORT THE PODCAST:If this episode encouraged you, consider supporting the work of Dear Christian Black Girl so we can continue creating content that uplifts and empowers Christian women everywhere. You can give at dearchristianblackgirl.com/donateCONNECT WITH DCBG:Instagram: @dearchristianblackgirlTikTok: @dearchristianblackgirlFacebook: @dearchristianblackbirlWebsite: www.dearchristianblackgirl.com