In Episode 5 of Dunamis Woman Today, Dr. Dunamis Dee and Ariel Fuller sit down with Constance Watkins — a woman who arrived carrying depression, suicidal thoughts, and years of things she never learned how to process.

She called her mind the barn. Everything went in. Nothing came out.

Constance came in through a Healing For My Soul Challenge and had to face what she'd been storing for decades. What's on the other side is the laughter, joy, and wit you'll hear all over this episode — but she didn't walk in that way.

This episode covers:

- The barn: how storing what you can't process turns into depression that wears out your body and soul

- "I thought the Word was the manual — then I realized I was the manual"

- Why knowing how to hear from God isn't the same as knowing how to apply His Word

- Two marriages, isolation, and the question that pulled everything back to the surface

- Why healing in the midst of other women beats fighting the battle alone

- What Conquering the Battlegrounds Within Your Own Mind actually asks of you

Drop a comment: What's been sitting in your barn?

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In Episode 4 of Dunamis Woman Today, Dr. Dunamis Dee and Ariel Fuller welcome Twana Lytle and Derrick Davis — a woman who came in broken and giving herself away, and the authoritative man God had waiting on the other side of her process.

This is the episode a lot of women pray for and secretly don't believe is for them.

Twana didn't come to Dunamis asking for a husband. She came tired, overwhelmed, and carrying an abandonment she'd never named. What she got first was herself back.

This episode covers:

- Why Dr. Dee coached Twana onto a dating site — as a tool for confidence, not a search for a man

- The abandonment hiding in plain sight: a father in her life but never in the household

- Church versus self — sitting in the pew loving God while privately giving yourself away

- Why the process isn't about getting to him, it's about God getting to you

- How healed and unhealed women show up differently in relationships

Miracles require process.

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In Episode 3 of Dunamis Woman Today, Dr. Dunamis Dee and Ariel Fuller go one-on-one — no guest, no buffer — and get into the drive behind the vision: legacy.

Everybody wants to know what God called them to do. Almost nobody asks why.

Dr. Dee walks all the way back — to the celebration she threw for her mother at 67, to the night God woke her up and showed her a vessel filling with oil, to the year everything shut down and a $3.6 million contract went to zero with children still to raise.

This episode covers:

- Why she honored her mother while she could still hear it — and what that program revealed years later

- The night God spoke: Daughters of Sarah, the vessel of oil, and why it always starts with healing

- Working with young men coming out of prison, and what it taught her about the power women hold

- Losing the contract, the house, the income — and 12 years of God proving Himself with no paycheck

- Why women hand their life and legacy to other people's decisions, and how to take it back

She wasn't chasing famous. She was chasing effective.

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In Episode 2 of Dunamis Woman Today, Dr. Dunamis Dee and Ariel Fuller sit down with Michelle Youngs — the last woman standing from the very beginning — to walk back through the history of how Dunamis Woman came to be.

Her story, for His glory.

It started in 2000 in Chicago with nothing but a thought, a vision, and a voice. Seventeen years ago, Michelle heard Dr. Dee pray on a prayer line before she ever saw her face — and everything she thought she had together started coming undone.

This episode covers:

- How Dunamis Woman began — from a living room and emotional healing clinics to a full movement

- Michelle's first encounter with Dr. Dee, and why "I had it all together" was the mask, not the truth

- What it means to be befriended with no expectations attached — and why that felt so foreign

- The beach moment: the day Dr. Dee released the women and said she was no longer their pastor

- Coming off the religious plantation, and why the same lessons got taught for a year and a half straight

Seventeen years can't fit in one episode. But this is where it started.

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In Episode 1 of Dunamis Woman™ Today, Dr. Dunamis Dee and Ariel Fuller open the season with daughter and sister, Allison Fuller, for a conversation that turns the mic around. This time Dr. Dee is the one in the hot seat, setting the record straight on what it actually means to be a Dunamis Woman™.

This isn't a title you claim. It's a walk you survive.

Before the stories, the testimonies, and the transformations this season will bring, the table starts where it has to start: the mind of a Dunamis Woman™, straight from the woman who originated the movement.

This episode covers:

What a Dunamis woman actually is — and why every woman has the capacity to become one

Why Dunamis requires a foundation of obedience and discipline before it produces power

How overcompensating, coddling, and rescuing keep women from ever developing strength

Why Dr. Dee refuses to sugarcoat the truth

How discipline gets mistaken for rejection, and why so many women walk away from their own growth

You have the womb. You have the ability to bear down, endure, push, and give life. The question is whether you'll go through the process.

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