About the Book
Redefining womanhood at the feet of Jesus
What happens when deeply held feminist ideals collide with the transformative power of faith? When God Met a Feminist explores this intersection, challenging stereotypes and revealing a nuanced perspective on feminism and Christianity.
In this thought-provoking book, Bisola takes readers on a journey through biblical insights and her personal experiences, addressing questions that many Christian women face today. Can you champion equality and still submit to God's design? Does faith silence a woman's voice or amplify it? How do we reconcile modern feminist values with the unchanging truths of Scripture?
With a blend of storytelling, theology, and cultural critique, When God Met a Feminist offers a fresh and balanced approach to these conversations. Whether you're a woman navigating faith and feminism or someone seeking clarity on this often-controversial topic, this book provides wisdom, empathy, and a call to rediscover God's heart for women.
Faith
Faith is not a call for women to shrink into silence, but an invitation to rise in purpose, power, and alignment with God's original design.
Feminism
Feminism, at its core, is the cry for worth, voice, and equality—and when it meets the heart of God, it finds its truest, most redemptive expression.
"This book is for every woman who has felt torn between her faith and her belief in equality. The revolution you long for didn't start in the streets, it started at His feet. This book is an invitation to return to that sacred place—and rediscover who God always knew you were."
Meet the Author
Bisola Badejo is a writer, speaker, and an execution mastermind passionate about faith, culture, and personal transformation. With a unique ability to navigate complex conversations with depth and clarity, she engages with topics that shape modern Christian living.
As a storyteller at heart, Bisola weaves personal experiences with biblical insights, challenging perspectives while offering hope and wisdom. She is a blogger and published author, known for her compelling faith-based fiction. Her debut novel, Life Row, became a bestseller even before its launch.
Now, with When God Met a Feminist, she continues to challenge perspectives and inspire meaningful conversations about faith, womanhood, and identity.
Bisola wears many hats—engineer, teacher, writer, pastor, and wife—but at her core, she is a visionary with a mission to shape culture through education, storytelling, and faith-driven leadership.
She is happily married to Tomi Badejo and their marriage is blessed with a son.
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Why Read This Book?
A unique perspective that bridges worlds often seen as contradictory
A Fresh Perspective
"When God Met a Feminist flips the script: faith doesn't need feminism to be complete—feminism finds its true meaning within faith." Bisola Badejo draws from personal experience, theological insight, and cultural critique to offer a compelling roadmap for women who long to honor both their spiritual convictions and their belief in equality.
For Believers and Skeptics Alike
Whether you're deeply religious, a committed feminist, or somewhere in between, this book offers insights that will challenge and expand your thinking. It's an invitation to a more nuanced understanding of both faith and feminism.
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