Welcome back to another week of the Black Girls with Purpose podcast! Today I sit down with Tabitha's Tea Party founder, Ebony King. During our episode we dive into the power of obedience, moving into new cities and the importance of being willing to evolve as God enlarges your territory. If you've been feeling like God is calling you to do more in this season, this episode is for you lovely!
Ebony's formal bio:
Ebony King is the founder and visionary behind Tabitha's TEA Party, a nonprofit that empowers women to GET UP from dead places. They host Bible studies through TEA Parties and annual conferences to help women connect, create, and draw closer to their God-given identity. Tabitha's TEA Party is named after a female disciple in the book of Acts who was known for doing good and helping the poor. Through her story, we learn that she died and was raised from death by prayer. She is an example that God can get you up from anything, and he can help you find life even in the places you thought were dead. Ebony's testimony is a story of a girl who got up, which inspired her most recent book, Black Wings Still Fly. Black Wings Still Fly, for anyone who has ever felt their adversity was too heavy for them to rise.
Other links:
Tabitha's Tea Party: https://www.tabithasteaparty.org/
Connect with Ebony online at thisisebonyking.com Looking to accomplish more this year? Join my Master Your Momentum Launch List! https://bit.ly/mymomentumlaunch