On January 8th, the Seventh season of Believing Bigger Podcast was supposed to launch. But God had other plans... BIG plans. In this episode Dr. Shante explains what happened, shares the future of Believing Bigger Podcast and offers an exclusive sneak peek at her next podcast, Whole & Complete.

Don’t get too excited. This is a sneak peek of Season 7. Dr. Shante shares a glimpse of what listeners can expect in the next season.

“Too Heavy a Yoke: Black Women and the Burden of Strength” by Chanequa Walker Barnes has found its way into Dr. Shante’s hands and in this season finale, Dr. Shante shares the challenges with the image and identity of being the “Strong Black Woman”.

“You can wish for it. Or you can work for it”. Social media is saturated with quotes like these. We live in a society that glorifies the grind, the hustle, and people who take action. But what if the key to your success was doing the opposite. Being Still? In this episode, Dr. Shante breaks down the power of stillness and its relationship to your success.

Ask and you shall receive! Dr. Shante is excited to announce a 3-city Summer Tour to help rediscover your purpose and reignite your passion. Tickets available now!

The phrase “Know Thyself” is attributed to the Greek philosopher Socrates. He believed that intimate knowledge of self was the means by which we would become our higher selves, our best selves. In this episode, Dr. Shante tackles why she’s single and the importance of knowing yourself before you get into a relationship. Whether married or single, this episode will definitely leave listeners with a better understanding of themselves.

In Part 1 of this series, Dr. Shante laid out a number of issues that impact, frustrate, and hurt the very people that the church is designed to help. In Part 2 of this episode, Dr. Shante invites Rev. TiShuanda McPherson, ESQ to navigate the path towards healing and restoration.

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More often than not, when criticism is launched against the church the backlash is swift and resounding. But the truth is, despite its best intentions, there have been many instances where churches have done more harm than good. In this episode, Dr. Shante tackles church hurt and provides an in-depth commentary on the ways that churches inadvertently silence, shame, and abuse their members. This is Part One of a 2-Part series.