Are you tired of putting on your superwoman cape for everyone and everything? As a woman, I can certainly identify with feeling overrun and overworked. And specifically, as a Black woman, the pressure to constantly be strong can feel downright debilitating.
My friend Dr. Sarita Lyons recently joined me for a real sister-to-sister conversation about her new book, Church Girl: A Gospel Vision to Encourage and Challenge Black Christian Women, and the intersection of race and faith.
Whether you’re a Black woman searching for her identity in Christian spaces or someone far removed from the Black experience, this conversation will encourage you to not only show up better but to serve and love your sisters in faith better too
Highlights from Today’s Episode
- Overcoming rejection and discouragement
- Knowing when to press and when to pivot
- Shining a light on Black women and the superwoman complex
- Giving God glory in the midst of grief
Related Resources
- Connect with Dr. Sarita on Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube
- Grab a copy of Dr. Sarita’s book: Church Girl: A Gospel Vision to Encourage and Challenge Black Christian Women
- Learn more about Dr. Sarita through her website
- Watch my previous conversation with Dr. Sarita on The Fundamentals of Faith (Podcast #319)
- To hear more on the intersection of race and faith, listen to Podcast #395: Faitth Brooks – The Journey to You
- Listen to Podcast #369: Dorena Williamson – Embracing God’s Design
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