In this episode of the Kingdom Daughters Podcast, host Marlysa Gamblin continues the conversation on healing, identity, and purpose. Together, we explore the Deborah anointing and how unresolved racial trauma can sometimes make it difficult for Black women to fully walk in the authority and calling God has placed within them.

Through the story of Deborah in Judges 4, we are reminded that our identity begins with being deeply loved by God — long before any assignment or leadership role. This episode is an invitation to healing, spiritual breakthrough, and rediscovering who you are in Christ.

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In this episode, we explore a faith-centered approach to healing from racial trauma.

Join us as we discuss how true healing begins by addressing spiritual roots, pursuing holiness, and learning to fully trust God with our hearts, pain, and restoration.

Through biblical insight, reflection, and the power of community, discover how partnering with God in the healing process empowers us to walk boldly in our identity, purpose, and collective freedom.

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Episode 3: The Need for Healing | Kingdom Daughters Podcast

Welcome back, Kingdom Daughter 🤍
In this episode, we continue our conversation on healing—specifically the need for racial-trauma-informed healing.

Building on our last episode, we explore why healing is necessary, why racial trauma deserves its own space, and how God desires freedom and wholeness for His daughters. Using the story of Esther, we reflect on what it means to hide in plain sight, shrink ourselves, or carry unhealed wounds that prevent us from walking fully in who God has called us to be.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, discouraged, exhausted, or silenced, this episode is an invitation to pause, reflect, and ask the Lord what healing He is offering—and whether you’re willing to receive it.

🤍 Healing is part of the journey to freedom.
🤍 You are not alone.

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In this episode of Kingdom Daughters, we talk about the biblical foundation for racial healing and what it means to be fully seen by Jesus as Black women. Through the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, we see how Jesus crossed racial, cultural, and social lines to affirm her dignity, restore her identity, and reveal her worth.

This conversation is a reminder that our value does not come from culture, history, or oppression—but from Christ Himself. Jesus sees Black women. He affirms our identity. And in His Kingdom, no race is beneath another.

If you’ve ever questioned your worth or carried racial pain into your faith, this episode is an invitation to heal at the feet of Jesus and reclaim who God says you are.

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In this intro episode, we explore the heart behind Kingdom Daughters—a ministry created to help Black Christian women recognize, understand, and heal from racial trauma.

Many of us have normalized harm without realizing it, and this podcast is a space for awareness, healing, and God-led restoration. You’ll also hear about the ministry’s vision: a supportive community platform, a cohort-style healing program, and future resources designed to equip Black women as they navigate life, faith, and identity. Join us as we step into healing, sisterhood, and purpose—together. ​ ⁨@KingdomDaughtersMinistry⁩