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

Marva Tutt
  • 5.0 (5)
  • Mental Health

Dear Black Woman, God Said is a Christian podcast for Black women who are tired of being tired. Hosted by Dr. Marva J, each episode brings scripture, honest reflection, lived experience, encouragement, and prayer to help you pause, listen, heal, and reconnect with God's voice. From burnout and rest to faith, identity, and choosing God's direction over the expectations of others — this is your weekly reset. Formerly known as Reclaiming My Voice. Subscribe, share with another woman who needs this word, and join our growing community. New episodes every Wednesday.

  1. 5d ago

    When Your Life Unravels, Follow the Threads | Laura Nespoli

    In this conversation, Laura Nespoli shares her journey as a strategic storyteller and the transformative power of personal narratives. She discusses the importance of authentic connection, the challenges of identity, and the significance of shared experiences, particularly through storytelling and communal meals. Takeaways Storytelling fosters authentic connectionPersonal transformation through shared narratives Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Laura Nespoli02:03 The Journey of a Strategic Storyteller04:01 Understanding Storytelling in Business07:24 Unraveling Personal Narratives08:54 Permission to Seek Fulfillment11:01 Chronic Pain and Societal Expectations15:15 Navigating Identity in Relationship16:35 The Power of Shared Meals19:53 Taking the Leap of Faith22:53 Spiritual Connections in Transformation24:40 Rapid Fire Insights

  2. Oct 14

    Rest Is Required: I’m Back for Season 2

    Hello, hello, hello! Auntie Marva Jean is back for Season 2 — and this time, I'm sharing my own story about burnout, rest, and faith. After taking a break from social media, I had to slow down, make room for rest, and get honest about what deserves my time and energy. This episode is for the Black woman who is tired of being tired: Rest is not a reward. It's required. In this Christian podcast premiere, I'm talking about burnout, faith, family, and choosing the work that truly matters. You can take a break, listen for God's direction, and begin again. Come listen, and share this with a woman who might need that reminder today. 💛🌼

  3. Oct 7

    Dear Black Woman, God Said: Back to Life — Dr. Mia Frails on Healing, Surrender & Choosing Herself

    EPISODE TITLE Dear Black Woman, God Said: Coming Back to Life — Dr. Mia Frails on Healing, Surrender & Choosing Herself ANCHOR SCRIPTURE “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!” — Isaiah 43:18–19 EPISODE DESCRIPTION What happens when the woman who has spent years helping other people heal realizes that she needs healing too? In this deeply personal conversation, Dr. Mia Frails joins Dr. Marva Tutt to talk about divorce, motherhood, identity, surrender, peace, and the journey of finding herself again. After stepping away from her chiropractic career to become a full-time wife and mother, Mia found herself asking a life-changing question: Who am I without the titles? She shares how she learned to stop confusing peace with silence, stopped betraying herself to keep other people comfortable, and began making decisions based on what she wanted for her life. And when life became uncertain, Mia developed a simple practice: getting up each morning and asking God, “What do you want me to do next?” This conversation is for the Black woman who has been strong for everybody else, who has stayed because leaving felt uncertain, or who is discovering that healing doesn't always mean becoming the woman she used to be. Sometimes coming back to life means meeting the woman God is creating now. In this episode: • Finding yourself after losing your identity in roles and relationships • Surrendering what you cannot fix • Learning that peace does not require silence • Motherhood and allowing your children to become themselves • Releasing the pressure to be the “strong Black woman” • Rest without guilt • Choosing yourself without betraying your faith • Learning to dream again • What it really means to come Back to Life 🎙️ Dear Black Woman, God Said Hosted by Dr. Marva Tutt Featuring Dr. Mia Frails Premiering Wednesday, October 7 Dear Black Woman, God said: “See, I am doing a new thing.”

  4. 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

  5. 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

  6. 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

  7. 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

  8. 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

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Dear Black Woman, God Said is a Christian podcast for Black women who are tired of being tired. Hosted by Dr. Marva J, each episode brings scripture, honest reflection, lived experience, encouragement, and prayer to help you pause, listen, heal, and reconnect with God's voice. From burnout and rest to faith, identity, and choosing God's direction over the expectations of others — this is your weekly reset. Formerly known as Reclaiming My Voice. Subscribe, share with another woman who needs this word, and join our growing community. New episodes every Wednesday.

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  • Creator
    Marva Tutt
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    46
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Marva Tutt