Dr. Davis shares a recent radio interview from her conversation with Dr. David Anderson, Pastor of Bridgeway Community Church and host of Real Talk with David Anderson. They discussed Dr. Davis' new book, her story, women in leadership, the obstacles women face, and the state of female leadership today. You'll also hear about God's redemptive power as the two discuss the restoration of their ministry relationship.

Be inspired as Dr. Davis squeezes in one more amazing story of a woman who lived during the 17th century. This final story will close out the last week of Women’s History month. This Christian wife and mother was judged, rejected, betrayed, and banished for her steadfast determination to teach and preach Jesus as she experienced Him in a very personal way. Her name has been memorialized with statues, riverways, and streets because of her unparalleled faith. This woman’s example is sure to strengthen your faith.

Be inspired as Dr. Davis shares the amazing story of a woman who lived in the 1500’s who was young, feisty, fearless and full of jaw-dropping faith. Her passion for the Word of God and her confidence that what it said was true, is enough to make anyone reconsider their reliance on the promises offered in its pages. She’s heralded for her writings, her speaking ability, and her courage. This woman’s example will strengthen your faith.

Wives or wives to be, be inspired as Dr. Davis shares the story of a woman who was a wife and a mother who lived in the 1500's. Her story is a reminder that no matter what we are doing, our leadership of self and our households is to be acknowledged and honored. This is a salute to women who choose marriage and motherhood. 

Be inspired as Dr. Davis shares the amazing story of a woman who lived in the 1300's. This woman knew at a very early age that she wanted to live her life in service to God. Her ministry went beyond the church and took her into the world of politics! The determination and skills she possessed equipped her to be a strong advocate for people, behaviors and ideas that properly represented the church and God she loved so much. And for those who didn't live up to such representation, no matter the title or position, had to watch out! This woman's example will strengthen your faith.

Be inspired as Dr. Davis shares the amazing story of a woman who lived in the 1100's, when women were scarcely educated. This woman heard from God and served him mightily--against strong opposition. During her life, not only did she start ministry after the age of 40, she continued writing, preaching, and traveling well into her 80's! This woman's example will strengthen your faith.

In this episode, Dr. Nicole shares a recent interview with Black Authors Matter TV. In it you'll hear stories from the interviewers themselves of women being stifled and marginalized in churches; as well as stories of heart transformations by men in church leadership regarding the acceptance of women in ministry. 

Part two is the continuance of a sobering conversation Dr. Nicole has with Sharnelle Jones about the plight of women and the erroneous way women are scripturally depicted. They also discuss why women are leaving the church and choosing to participate in other spiritual practices. Sharnelle leaves us with a final message of encouragement that will prompt women everywhere to take IMMEDIATE action.

In part one, Dr. Nicole has a captivating conversation with Sharnelle Jones regarding her upbringing and background in the church; the rich patriarchal church history associated with the men in her family line; and how her acceptance of God’s call to preach changed her relationship with her beloved pastor. This interview is JAW-DROPPING good!

Dr. Nicole and Lenora talk all things Eve, Where Are You? Dr. Nicole’s newly released book. She and Lenora, who is an editor by profession and lover of words, discuss Lenora’s overall perspective of the book and some of Lenora’s favorite parts; where Lenora found herself in the book; and reasons why this book is a must read for women and church leaders everywhere. The conversation is passionate, provocative, and sobering as they discuss the future of the Christian church without the input and leadership of God-ordained women.