Dear Black Woman...God Said (formerly Reclaiming My Voice)

Marva Tutt
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Dear Black Woman, God Said is a faith-centered podcast that helps Black women pause, listen, heal, and reconnect with God's voice. Hosted by Marva Tutt, each episode combines scripture, honest reflection, lived experience, encouragement, and prayer. Formerly known as Reclaiming My Voice, this podcast continues the journey of helping women rediscover their voices-now with an even deeper focus on hearing God clearly and choosing His direction over the expectations of others. Subsribe, share with other woman, and join our growing community.

  1. Aug 31

    I Reclaimed My Voice: 10 Lessons I’m Taking Into 52

    Marva Jean reflects on the past year and shares her word for the year, 'renewal.' She discusses the top 10 things she learned, her transition into human resources, the importance of listening to her body, and the impact of reclaiming her voice. Marva Jean also highlights her advocacy work and the skills she has acquired, emphasizing the theme of growth and personal development. Takeaways RenewalReflection Chapters 00:00 Reflection and Renewal01:22 Lessons Learned02:13 Transition and Growth04:05 Advocacy and Skills05:22 Reclaiming Voice

  2. Aug 28

    Faith Moves My Feet: Nothing Happens If Nothing Happens

    Marva Jean introduces the upcoming changes to the podcast and shares her excitement for the new segments. She then delves into the topic of faith without works, emphasizing the importance of taking action. The conversation concludes with a call to move past the planning phase and into the execution stage. Takeaways Embracing faith and taking actionMoving past the planning phase into execution Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Dear Black Women God Said00:55 Exciting Changes and New Segments01:25 Faith Without Works is Dead02:20 Taking Action and Moving Forward

  3. Aug 27

    Dear Black Woman, God Said: Your Body Keeps the Score

    The conversation focuses on the theme of 'Your Body Keeps the Score' and the importance of listening to the signals of the body. It emphasizes the need for black women to slow down, prioritize self-care, and recognize the signs of physical and emotional distress. Takeaways Self-care is essential for black womenListening to the body's signals is crucial Chapters 00:00 Prayer for Discernment and Rest

  4. Aug 26

    Dear Black Woman, God Said: Ask God for Wisdom

    The conversation focuses on the topic of discernment and wisdom, emphasizing the importance of recognizing God's voice and seeking wisdom in everyday life. Takeaways Discernment is recognizing God's voice over the voices of others.Seeking wisdom from God is essential for making decisions in life. Chapters 00:00 Recognizing God's Voice00:57 The Importance of Discernment

  5. Aug 25

    Dear Black Woman, God Said: Water What You Want to Grow

    The conversation focuses on the symbolism of water in the Bible and its representation of growth, life, cleansing, the Holy Spirit, nourishment, and faithfulness. It emphasizes the importance of watering what you want to grow and being mindful of the seeds you are sowing in your life. Takeaways Water represents growth and lifeBe mindful of what you are watering in your life Chapters 00:00 Symbolism of Water in the Bible00:57 Watering What You Want to Grow

  6. Aug 24

    Dear Black Woman, God Said: You Don't Have to Be Strong Every Minute

    Marva Jean shares a message of vulnerability and the importance of pouring out one's heart to God. She emphasizes the need to let go of burdens and live fully in faith. Takeaways Vulnerability as honesty, humility, and courageLetting go of burdens to live fully in faith Chapters 00:00 The Power of Vulnerability00:56 Pouring Out Your Heart to God01:52 Letting Go of Burdens

  7. Aug 23

    Dear Black Woman, God Said: Just Take the Next Step

    The conversation explores the concept of purpose and how it is discovered, shaped, and fulfilled. It emphasizes the idea that purpose comes from God and extends beyond job titles. The speaker encourages patience and prayer in seeking God's purpose for one's life. Takeaways Purpose is discovered, not earnedGod's purpose extends beyond job titles Chapters 00:00 Discovering Purpose01:23 Shaping Purpose02:31 Fulfilling Purpose

  8. Aug 21

    Stop Overfunctioning: Stay in Your Lane

    The conversation addresses the concept of overfunctioning and its impact on individuals, particularly black women. It emphasizes the need to recognize personal boundaries and prioritize self-care to avoid exhaustion and resentment. Takeaways Overfunctioning leads to exhaustion and resentmentRecognizing and respecting personal boundaries Chapters 00:00 Setting Boundaries and Self-Care

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Dear Black Woman, God Said is a faith-centered podcast that helps Black women pause, listen, heal, and reconnect with God's voice. Hosted by Marva Tutt, each episode combines scripture, honest reflection, lived experience, encouragement, and prayer. Formerly known as Reclaiming My Voice, this podcast continues the journey of helping women rediscover their voices-now with an even deeper focus on hearing God clearly and choosing His direction over the expectations of others. Subsribe, share with other woman, and join our growing community.

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  • Creator
    Marva Tutt
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    43
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Marva Tutt