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NOW AVAILABLE: CONSIDERED

A Modern Day Job Story by Jante Gibson Bryant

Considered is more than a novel—it’s a journey through grief, brokenness, redemption, and the unrelenting grace of God.

This emotionally raw and soul-penetrating story follows Tasha, a woman whose life is shattered by unthinkable tragedy. As she spirals into pain, addiction, and despair, she must wrestle with her faith, her past, and the haunting question: Am I still worthy of being considered?

For anyone who has faced unbearable loss…

For anyone who’s questioned God in the dark…

For anyone who’s desperate to believe that healing is still possible…

This book is for you.

Available now in print and digital formats

Let this book remind you...

Even in your lowest moment, you are still considered.

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Hey Girl, We Need to Talk!

Hey Girl, You have been on my mind all week. Honestly, you've actually been on my heart for the past few years. And so has this very thing... I get it. So many of us have felt used, abused, discarded, and dismissed. But, here is the question I cannot shake: As a collective, have we stopped to consider whether we are perpetuating the very behavior that wounded us? Have we become so desensitized to our own pain that the lens through which we see other women is now stained? Stai

1 day ago4 min read

The Common Thread

A couple of years ago, I sat on a panel with six other absolutely amazing women. Though our stories were diverse, we all had one powerful common thread: we were women who had overcome great barriers of adversity to become triumphant in our own right. The theme of resilience, strength, and sisterhood ran through every conversation like a golden thread. But there’s something else that stood out to me—not softly, but glaringly… like a sore thumb. I won’t say it was 100% because

Jan 63 min read

SHAME SAVED MY LIFE

For at least the past ten years, I have been on a journey toward healing. And along the way, it has taught me some difficult truths. First, my promiscuity was rooted in betrayal. The person who molested me was someone I trusted, someone who claimed to love me. That distortion of love shaped how I learned to seek closeness and validation. I learned early that attention could feel like affection, and affection could feel like safety, even when it was not. Next, I learned my gre

Dec 30, 20255 min read

STILL CHOOSING TO STAY: A REFLECTION ON LONELINESS, FAITH AND MENTAL HEALTH

Sunday was very difficult. Not in a dramatic or loud way, but in a quiet, heavy way that is harder to explain and easier to hide. It was the kind of heaviness that does not announce itself. It simply arrives, settles beside you, and behaves as though it has always belonged. Disappointment greeted me before the sun did, slipping into my morning with an unsettling familiarity. Loneliness followed soon after, even though I was surrounded by people. Because proximity does not equ

Dec 23, 20254 min read

Getting Older Feels Like Coming Home

For a long time, I did not know how to appreciate myself. Not fully. I moved through life carrying parts of me I did not yet know how to value. I learned how to survive before I learned how to love. And even when I began to find her, I loved her in fractions. In pieces. In ways that were conditional and cautious. I found her, then lost her. Then found her again. And again. Each time shaped by relationships, expectations, grief, growth, and the quiet pressure to become what wa

Dec 16, 20253 min read

"A Woman with a Voice Is, by Definition, a Strong Woman."

—Bunmi Landitan

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Hi, I’m Jante Gibson-Bryant—a Christ-centered Empowerment Coach, Speaker and Author.

My heart beats for healing, purpose, and transformation. I know what it’s like to lose yourself in life’s pain and setbacks, and I also know what it’s like to rise. That’s why I’m so passionate about walking with women as they reclaim their identity, ignite their faith, and step boldly into who God created them to be.

Female-Empowerment isn't something I "just do"

to pass time—it IS my way of being.

This is a space for women navigating seasons of change and choosing themselves with clarity and courage. This community honors growth, truth, and becoming without apology. It is not about bashing others, but about centering women as they reclaim their voice, redefine their identity, and move forward with confidence.

Welcome to journey of BEING!