That Black Girl

In this episode of That Black Girl, we return to Scripture to explore womanhood from a biblical perspective. What does it mean to be created as a woman, made in the image of God, and given dignity, purpose, and identity? Before culture, relationships, expectations, or social definitions tell us who we are, what does God’s Word say? This episode begins a deeper conversation about Christian womanhood, identity, purpose, and what it means to understand ourselves through the God who created us.

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Take a moment to slow down and see the beauty in art.

Cinepoem Anthology: Part 1 is an invitation to pause, reflect, and experience poetry through imagery, sound, emotion, and movement. A cinematic collection of moments that reminds us that sometimes, art does not need to explain itself, it simply needs to be felt.

Watch, breathe, reflect, and allow the poem to meet you where you are.#CinepoemAnthology #ThatBlackGirl #PoetryFilm #CinematicPoetry #ArtAndPoetry

A simple offering of worship. I’m sharing my cover of “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing", a timeless hymn that reminds me of God’s grace, mercy, and the constant pull of His heart toward us. May these words and this melody encourage you to pause, remember His goodness, and return your heart to the One who gives every good gift. I hope this cover blesses you as much as it blessed me to sing it.

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Does God expect us to keep asking, even when the answer seems delayed? How long should a Christian pray about something before giving up? And does persistence in prayer demonstrate faith, or are we sometimes tempted to believe that if we pray long enough, we can persuade God to do what we want?

In this episode of That Black Girl, we explore what Scripture teaches about persistence in prayer through Jesus’ parable of the persistent widow in Luke 18:1–8 and the friend who knocks at midnight in Luke 11:5–13. We examine what it means to pray without ceasing, how to respond when God seems silent, and why persistent prayer must be understood in light of God’s character and sovereignty.

Is persistence in prayer about convincing God to change His mind, or about trusting Him when we cannot see what He is doing? Join the conversation as we reflect on faith, patience, unanswered prayers, and the call to keep seeking God without losing heart.

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Are you an introvert or an extrovert? Are you naturally outspoken, quiet, analytical, emotional, or reserved? And what does the Bible actually say about personality types?

In this episode of That Black Girl, we explore whether Scripture gives us a clear framework for understanding personality. From biblical figures with strikingly different temperaments to the modern personality tests that shape how we see ourselves, we ask an important question: Are personality types biblical, or are we using modern labels to explain what Scripture describes differently?

Can your personality influence how you serve God? Should you use your personality type to understand yourself, or can these labels become an excuse to avoid growth and change? Join the conversation as we examine personality, self-awareness, spiritual maturity, and what it means to become more like Christ without losing the individuality God has given you.

Watch, reflect, and share your thoughts in the comments. Is Scripture clear about personality types?

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What should become of a Christian woman’s tongue? Should she always speak softly, remain silent, and avoid confrontation? Or does Scripture call her to speak with wisdom, courage, truth, and grace—even when her words are uncomfortable to hear?

In this episode of That Black Girl, we explore what the Bible teaches about a woman’s speech, from the wisdom of Proverbs 31:26 to the warning in James 3 about the power of the tongue. We consider gossip, slander, anger, correction, boldness, silence, and the responsibility that comes with our words. Does biblical femininity require a quiet woman, or a woman whose tongue is governed by wisdom?

Join the conversation as we examine how a Christian woman can use her words to build up rather than destroy, speak truth without cruelty, and remain gracious without surrendering her convictions. Her tongue is powerful—but what should it become in the hands of God?

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Cinepoem Anthology is a meeting point between poetry and cinema, a collection of visual moments created to make you pause, reflect, and feel. Through words, imagery, sound, and movement, this anthology explores the quiet beauty of art and the emotions that often exist beyond language. Take a moment away from the noise. Sit with the poem. Notice the details. Let the images speak. Sometimes, art does not need to be explained; it simply needs to be experienced.

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How should a woman be treated according to the Bible? In this episode of That Black Girl, we examine what Scripture says about how women should be loved, respected, honoured, protected, and valued. We look beyond cultural expectations and ask whether the treatment of women in Christian homes, relationships, churches, and communities reflects the character of Christ. Is the Bible actually clear about how she should be treated? And what happens when biblical language about submission, authority, or gender is used to justify mistreatment? Join the conversation as we explore what Scripture says and what Christian love should look like in practice.

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What does a faithful Christian woman look like? In this episode of That Black Girl, we look at three women in Scripture, Deborah, Miriam, and Huldah, and the different ways they served God. Their stories show us women who demonstrated courage, spiritual discernment, leadership, worship, and obedience in very different circumstances. What can Deborah teach us about courage? What does Miriam reveal about worship and prophetic ministry? And what can we learn from Huldah about speaking God’s truth with wisdom and authority? Join the conversation as we explore what their lives can teach us about Christian womanhood today.

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How should a Christian woman be treated?

What does Scripture actually require from the men, families, churches, and communities around her? In this episode of 'That Black Girl', we explore the biblical picture of how women are to be regarded, with dignity, honour, love, protection, and respect. We look beyond cultural expectations and ask whether the way women are treated in Christian spaces actually reflects the character of Christ. If we are serious about Christian femininity, we also have to be serious about the environment in which Christian women are expected to live, serve, love, and grow.

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