EP 935 | Dr. Danita Blow | Author, Wife, Pastor and Mother (3 boys)
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EP 935 | Dr. Danita Blow | Author, Wife, Pastor and Mother (3 boys)
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📅 Episode Air Date: 05/08/2025
📍 Streaming on: Positive Power XXI Media, Mixlr, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all digital platforms
🎧 Episode Title:
"Breaking It Down with Dr. Danita Blow: Faith, Family & The Call to Ministry"
🎤 Special Guest:
Dr. Danita L. Wofford Blow Minister • Educator • Author • Advocate
🔥 Episode Highlights:I
n this powerful and heart-centered episode, Jerry Royce Live and Kelly Holland welcome Dr. Danita Blow, a native of Charm City (Baltimore), now residing in Florida, who shares her incredible journey through faith, ministry, motherhood, and education. With warmth, wisdom, and realness, Dr. Blow opens up about her new book, life as a homeschooling mom, and her ministry with her husband, Dr. David Blow.From the pulpit to the classroom and into young girls' hearts, Dr. Blow continues to lead with transparency, purpose, and unwavering devotion to God.
🧭 Talking Points:
🙏 Faith & Ministry Journey:
- The unexpected prophetic moment led Dr. Blow to preach her first sermon at Howard University's Divinity School.
- Embracing ministry roles as Assistant Pastor, Itinerant Evangelist, and Pastoral Counselor.
- The balance of obedience, spiritual discipline, and vulnerability in the walk of faith.
- Encouraging others to recognize divine signs and stay rooted in the Word daily.
- Her educational journey through Goucher College, Morgan State (MBA), and Howard University (Divinity).
- How she integrates her academic excellence into both ministry and teaching.
- Lessons from years of homeschooling and curriculum consulting.
- An impactful model she developed to address the unique challenges faced by girls ages 9–17.
- Tackling real-world issues in faith-based environments—social media, peer pressure, self-worth, and even trafficking prevention.
- How churches can revive their role in shaping youth through open dialogue and holistic teaching.
- A candid look at parenting three sons in faith—including her youngest, a student at Howard University.
- The dynamic of two pastors in one household: respect, transparency, and shared calling.
- Living one life—without compartmentalizing roles—and remaining authentic in ministry and motherhood.
- It is essential to be around people who can lovingly check and correct you.
- How a consistent devotional life prevents spiritual drift.
- A passionate reminder: "Give God your best—not your leftovers."
Dr. Blow is a multifaceted woman of faith, education, and leadership. A graduate of Goucher College, Morgan State University, and Howard University School of Divinity, she is a published author, licensed minister, professor, real estate professional, and proud homeschool mom. Her new book is based on her doctoral project, which outlines how the Church can better serve and protect young girls through intentional ministry.
She co-leads ministry with her husband, Dr. David Blow, and is launching a new YouTube platform called "The Library", where real-life issues are discussed from a biblical lens.
📚 Resources & Contact:
- 📕 Book Available: After Memorial Day on Amazon
- 📧 Order now: BreakItDownBlow@iCloud.com
- 📲 Instagram: @danitablowrealestate
- 📘 Facebook: Danita Blow Professional
- 📺 YouTube & Sermons: @DavidBlowOfficial
- 🌐 Live Stream Sermons: www.rolcc.tv
This episode reminds us that leadership in the Kingdom comes with real-life challenges—but also incredible victories. Whether you're a minister, mother, or mentor, Dr. Blow's story encourages you to be faithful, stay grounded in the Word, and always walk in your divine calling.
📌 Don't miss another episode of Late Night with Jerry Royce Live & Kelly Holland—every Thursday from 10–11 PM EST
🎧 Available on all major podcast platforms and streaming live via Positive Power XXI Media.