Black girl therapy

In this episode, your host McKayla Milam uses a YA novel as her framework to discuss the realities of true happily ever afters in real life and what they actually entails.

McKayla reviews a secular romance book through the lens of Christ while addressing the nuances and complexities of identity.

Are we actually walking out the requirements that’s expected of us before receiving promotion from God? Listen to what the Lord has given McKayla to say on this topic based on her own experiences with humility, trials, and/or success.

In this episode, McKayla narrates to her audience the groundbreaking story behind her debut book “Still A Virgin For All The Wrong Reasons.” The young author provides details that testify what exactly inspired the very eclectic/controversial title and how a book being created surrounding the subject matter even came into existence. You don’t want to miss this insightful episode that’s so raw and vulnerable like you’ve never heard before.

This is a short advertisement of McKayla Milam’s soon to-be released book titled “Still A Virgin For All The Wrong Reasons.”

In this episode, your host McKayla speaks on the proper way in which we should use the spiritual gift of discernment in order to advance God’s kingdom instead of working against it.

In this episode, God uses McKayla to discuss how constantly dwelling on our insecurities can be vain, idolizing our problems above Jesus.

In this episode, your host McKayla discusses the essence of being an anomaly for Christ.

In this episode, the verse 1 Peter 5:8 is broken down for a deeper revelation of how it should be applied to our lives as disciples of Christ.

In this episode, McKayla discusses how the act of daydreaming is sinful in itself and how it can also lead to sinful acts that create catastrophic realities for oneself.

In this episode, McKayla discusses how being a lukewarm Christian doesn’t just mean you’re non-committed but it also means you’re a walking contradiction who’s actively living out a lie.

In this episode, McKayla speaks on how God can help you overcome the spirit of gluttony (1/7 deadly sins) due to the testament of her own personal experience with it.

In this episode, McKayla speaks from Apostle Paul’s POV regarding Galatians 1:9-10. In a country like America where lukewarmness is normalized, are U.S. Christians actually Christian if they let ungodly, toxic movements such as “cancel culture” scare them out of honoring The Great Commission?

In this episode, your host McKayla discusses how being vulnerable can improve our character development. Mostly importantly, it can edify those of us who belong to the body of Christ.

In this episode, your host McKayla explains how multifaceted God can be when communicating with us throughout our daily lives.

What does surrendering unto God looks like regarding racial identity?

This episode entails details on how the Holy Spirit has helped transform McKayla from being lukewarm to fully consecrated.

In this episode your host McKayla discusses the spiritual depths of music and how secular music specifically can negatively affect your soul.

In this episode, your host McKayla talks about the concept of virginity being mostly based on the catering to humans rather for the glorification of Jesus and how her own experiences with being objectified as a virgin in her 20s during a time like this has highlighted these things to her.

On this episode, your host McKayla discusses the religious trials of growing up as a preacher’s kid (an unconventional one at that).

In this episode, we discuss how constantly victimizing oneself can be a handicapping mentality to have and how inconsiderate it can be towards other people

Ever wonder why black sitcoms are not as popular as they used to be back in the 90s and early 2000s? Well if so, this episode is definitely for you!

In this episode, we will discuss how black people who don’t attend HBCUs for college are shamed/judged by some of those who do. We will discuss why this type of divisiveness is problematic and needs to stop.

In this episode we will discuss how the portrayal of friendships in Hollywood can feed into insecurities when in regard to real life friendship dynamics.

In this episode, we discuss the experiences of being an only child and cons that comes with it that most people tend to overlook.

In this episode, we are going to talk about how mainstream media and society overall has contributed to the hyper-sexualization of youth.

For this episode, we discuss the different challenges that black women have to overcome when it pertains to their natural hair.

In this episode, we will be honoring the late Chadwick Boseman by discussing how important it is for the black community to see themselves represented in an uncommon way when it comes to cinema and T.V.

In this episode, we will discuss how certain people of color/some (not all) biracial people claim any blackness they may have only when it’s beneficial to them.

In this episode we will be talking about the negative social, mental and spiritual impact of being judged for coming from a background where your household or family dynamics is not the picture perfect image you see in the Hollywood movies.

During this episode, we will discuss the history and brainwashing of color-ism and how this global issue is harmful in multiple cultural aspects when it comes to different communities involving people of color.

This episode will touch on the shaming, labeling, and disrespect women/girls experience during their menstrual cycle.

In this episode we will be discussing how our own implicit biases cause us to categorize other humans in a box and how the media, Hollywood and just society in general plays a part in brainwashing us to believe these things about one another.

In this episode we will discuss the in appropriate perceptions/images of young girls who happen to be naturally curvy along with the historical roots of black young girls/women continuously being sexualized in today’s society.