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Pastor SDWJR: Dr. Cheyenne Bryant — The Strength in Submission

By SDWJR

In a culture that glorifies dominance, loud authority, and constant resistance, the word submission has been deeply misunderstood—especially in Black, faith-based, and activist spaces. Too often, submission is framed as weakness, silence, or surrender to oppression. But Dr. Cheyenne Bryant challenges that narrative with clarity, balance, and spiritual depth. According to her, true submission is not about losing power—it’s about mastering it.

Redefining Submission

Dr. Cheyenne Bryant teaches that submission is alignment, not erasure. It is the conscious decision to submit to purpose, truth, God, and self-awareness—not to manipulation, abuse, or injustice.

Submission, in its purest form, is strength under control.

It takes more power to pause than to react.
More courage to listen than to dominate.
More discipline to trust divine order than to force personal will.

This reframing is critical in a world where trauma has taught many of us that control equals safety. Dr. Bryant reminds us that control is often a mask for fear, while submission—healthy submission—is rooted in trust and wisdom.

Submission Is Not Silence

One of the most dangerous myths is that submission requires silence. Dr. Bryant dismantles this idea entirely.

Biblical submission never demanded silence in the face of injustice. Jesus submitted to purpose, not oppression. He flipped tables, challenged authority, and spoke truth boldly—while still being submitted to God’s will.

Submission does not mean:

Accepting abuse

Ignoring red flags

Shrinking your voice

Staying where you are dishonored

True submission actually sharpens discernment. It teaches you when to speak, when to walk away, and when to let God fight battles you were never meant to carry.

Strength Looks Like Surrender—To the Right Things

Dr. Cheyenne Bryant emphasizes that the real power lies in what and who you submit to.

Submitting to:

Healing instead of bitterness

Growth instead of ego

Discipline instead of impulse

Purpose instead of pride

That kind of surrender requires emotional intelligence, spiritual maturity, and self-respect.

For men, submission is not a threat to masculinity—it’s evidence of leadership.
For women, submission is not a loss of independence—it’s an exercise of wisdom.
For activists, submission is not compliance—it’s strategic endurance.

Submission as Strategy

In activism, relationships, and faith, submission becomes a strategy for longevity. Dr. Bryant teaches that many people burn out because they resist rest, resist guidance, and resist divine timing.

Sometimes submission looks like:

Stepping back so you don’t self-destruct

Letting go so God can take over

Saying “not right now” instead of forcing outcomes

Submission is how you outlast the storm.

The Final Word

Dr. Cheyenne Bryant’s message is clear:
Submission is not weakness. It is wisdom in action.

It is the strength to yield without losing yourself.
The courage to trust without being naïve.
The power to align with purpose instead of ego.

In a world addicted to control, submission becomes revolutionary.

And when done right, it doesn’t break you—it builds you.

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✍🏾 Pastor SDWJR

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