Fanning the Flame

In this thought-provoking episode of "Poly on Trial," host Zoë Dee delves into the complex and often controversial topic of polygyny within biblical contexts.

Joined by guest Yana, who claims that Yah intended for one man to be faithful to one woman and that because of Israel's disobedience and the hardness of their heart - it was permitted but not Yah's intention.

Together they explore scriptural interpretations, historical practices, and the cultural implications of polygyny versus monogamy of Genesis 2:24, Deuteronomy 17:17, and more.

Through a respectful and insightful dialogue, they aim to uncover the deeper meanings behind ancient texts and their relevance today.

Tune in for a deep dive into faith, tradition, and the evolving understanding of relationships.

One truth. Two hearts. A faith that must survive fire.
AI-Driven Cinematic Short Film Series

Description:
Poly By Nature is a bold and emotionally charged AI short film series that follows the spiritual journey of a Black man confronting his God-given nature and the truth of biblical marriage—specifically, polygyny. As he studies Scripture, guided by Hebrew-Greek insights and elder wisdom, his convictions grow stronger. But they ignite a firestorm at home.

His wife—strong, beautiful, and culturally shaped—responds with resistance, heartbreak, and open rebellion. Caught between modern ideology and timeless Scripture, she wages a war of emotions, challenging the very foundation of their covenant.

Through immersive 30-60second episodes, the series blends reality-TV intimacy with cinematic theology, exposing the heat, silence, tears, and spiritual awakenings that follow. It’s a visual testimony of love under fire—where truth isn't always welcomed, but it is always undefeated.

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Introducing: "UNpopular Biblical Truths" - the cuts that heal from the Bible. In these short segments, I'll be addressing very briefly truths of the scripture that are very unpopular - along with the doctrines that oppose them if applicable!

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In this thought-provoking episode of "Unpopular Biblical Truths," Zoë Dee delves into the controversial topic of male and female sexuality, exploring its biblical roots and societal perceptions. Through a deep dive into scripture, Zoë challenges common beliefs and encourages listeners to reconsider the nature of polygyny and the biblical mandate to "be fruitful and multiply."

Join the conversation as Zoë addresses the misconceptions surrounding male sexuality and the importance of understanding these truths from a biblical perspective. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that invites you to study, reflect, and engage with these often-misunderstood topics.

Join us as we explore the unique challenges and dynamics that arise, offering practical advice and positive perspectives to navigate these situations. In this insightful episode of "Let's Talk Poly," we delve into the complexities of drama within poly relationships. Today we're going to discuss "the thief of comparison" between wives in relation to competing for their husband's attention. Whether you're part of the poly community or simply curious, this episode provides valuable insights into fostering harmony and understanding in polyamorous relationships.

🎙️ EPISODE:

Too many women want a “king” but refuse to crucify the chaos within.

In this episode, I’m pulling back the layers on what it really means to be a self-governed wife.
We're talking:

• Emotional regulation vs emotional domination

• How self-control reveals spiritual maturity

• The danger of “loud wife culture”

• And why your submission to your husband means nothing if you haven’t first submitted to the Spirit of Yah.

This one might pinch — but if you’re ready to grow in fruit, honor, and covenant order... press play.

🕊️ Let Yah search you, silence you, and shape you.

📖 Referenced Scriptures: Titus 2:3–5 | Proverbs 25:28 | Galatians 5:22–23 | Proverbs 31:26

Join us in this thought-provoking episode of "Poly on Trial" as we delve into the biblical foundations and interpretations of polygyny.

Our guest, Allie Syers, shares her personal journey and insights, challenging conventional views and exploring how scripture supports this often-misunderstood practice. Discover the historical context, ethical considerations, and the transformative potential of embracing polygyny as a righteous option for women.

Tune in for an enlightening conversation that encourages listeners to study and reflect on the word for themselves.

In this enlightening episode, Zoë Dee delves into the profound purpose of marriage from a biblical perspective.

She challenges conventional views, urging listeners to reflect on their understanding of marriage and its sacred covenant. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, Zoë explores the roles and responsibilities within marriage, emphasizing its spiritual significance and the importance of aligning with divine principles.

Join us as we uncover the true essence of marriage beyond romance, focusing on legacy, worship, and covenant. Tune in to redefine your perspective on this timeless institution.

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Trigger Warning: This episode may be difficult to hear if you’ve experienced abuse or if you are more aligned with culture than the Kingdom.

Sis, it’s time we strip away the fairy tales and cultural lies about marriage and look at Yah’s order. A husband is not just a partner; biblically, he is lord, master, owner, covering, and possessor. That may sound harsh to modern ears, but it is the divine rank Yah established from the beginning.

In this episode of Fanning the Flame, Zoë unpacks:

• What Scripture really teaches about a husband’s role (Genesis 3, Numbers 30, 1 Corinthians 11).

• The Hebraic meaning of the word baʿal — husband, master, possessor.

• Why headship is not oppression but covenantal position and protection.

• Her personal testimony of how Yah honored covering, even with an unrighteous husband.

This is a tough but necessary teaching that will challenge cultural mindsets and invite you into Yah’s divine order.

🔥 Friday’s Refining Fire at the A.L.T.A.R: 

“Understanding the Role of a Husband”
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Sis, this first episode of Season 5  is where our altar burns brightest—because we’re grounding ourselves in why Yah actually created woman. We’re rewinding to Genesis, listening again to that first breath of Yah’s creative Word, and discovering the sacred why behind her design.

In true Zoë Dee fashion, we won’t shy away from the questions that start fires. Why was Eve made after Adam? What does it mean that she was made from his rib, into his side, to be beside him, exactly where the heart is? This is not sentimental fluff—it’s Torah-deep truth meant to purify us, unsettle us, renew us.

This is a continual purging, letting the Word reset the blueprint of your identity—so you don’t move through seasons compromised by confusion, but cleansed and called. Because, sis, purpose always precedes performance.

On this episode you’ll receive:

• A sacred unpacking of Genesis 2 and Yah’s heart toward woman

• Clarity about identity rooted in His design—not in the world’s noise

• Insight into walking life knowing you are no accident; you are covenant and purpose

• A voice to remind you: the altar of your heart is a place of purification, not pressure

Fire for your soul:

“The fire shall ever be burning upon the altar; it shall never go out.” — Leviticus 6:13

Let’s get into this one, sis. Because understanding your purpose isn’t just foundation—it’s fuel.

Introducing: "UNpopular Biblical Truths" - the cuts that heal from the Bible. In these short segments, I'll be addressing very briefly truths of the scripture that are very unpopular - along with the doctrines that oppose them if applicable!

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"He told you sex was marriage, and you believed him. He told you he was a righteous man, and you trusted him. You married him, had his babies, built a life. Now? He’s not the man you thought he was. So what happened?

The Bible warns about men who lead women astray—but it also warns about the women who let them. We always talk about the one who came in, but what about the one who opened the door?

It’s time for a real conversation. Let’s get into it.