The True North Podcast | Christian Podcast on Navigating Faith & Life

Who are you allowing to define your success?

In this episode, Mykah challenges listeners to look deep inside and reflect on what voices have been defining the standard for success in their life. Covering all things related to spiritual dry seasons, comparison, perspective, and self-worth, Mykah provides biblical and practical steps to learning to love where you are in life and how to start seeing your own success - right here, right now.

In this episode, Mykah addresses what it's like to be a "people pleaser" and how it can hinder your overall happiness and conflict with your calling. Through the story of Mary and Martha, Mykah shares key takeaways for overcoming the need to seek the approval of others and steps to find freedom in knowing that you are chosen, accepted, and loved by God.

Continuing in her series "Mother Knows Best" Mykah sits down with her mom to answer questions and discuss topics submitted by listeners. Chatting about patience and living out your God-given purpose, letting go of toxic people and finding peace, preparing and being ready for marriage, getting over breakups that came with zero explanation, and maintaining healthy boundaries with your parents as a married couple, Mykah and her mom provide the coffee table or late night couch conversation we all need. The two draw from their own experiences as well as biblical references to share where God has met them and to guide you in your next step - wherever that may be.

In the second episode of her new series "The Breakup Tapes" Mykah gets real about what it means to breakup with the disappointment and hopeless feelings that come with unmet expectations. Mykah uses stories from scripture as well as her own experiences to remind listeners that God NEVER fails, and He won't start now. This episode is meant to bring hope to anyone feeling discouraged or let down by God and to remind them to place their faith not in the things of the world, but in Him. 

In a brand new series titled "The Breakup Tapes" Mykah begins with understanding what the Fear of Better Options looks like symptomatically and how the bible reminds us to rely on God and choose Him over all else. Covering fear of regret, comparison, and control issues, the first episode of "The Breakup Tapes" is meant to bring freedom from anxiety and reestablish the rest that God gifts to all of us. 

In the first episode of a new series, Mykah sits down with her mom to answer YOUR questions that were submitted through her Instagram blog. Covering all things dating, discerning the voice of God, forgiveness, and marriage, Mykah and her mom draw on their own life experiences and personal encounters with God to reveal what He has shown them and how they would feel lead to move forward. 

In this episode, Mykah talks about the complications of the algorithm of social media and how it relates to the struggles we face in life such as comparison, finding godly relationships, and putting our trust in the truth and not the trends. This episode is filled with scriptures and real life scenarios that provide tips for overcoming the loud voices in life and following the one voice that matters - Jesus.

In this episode, Mykah walks through the book of Nehemiah to share the importance of restoring who we are through healing. Through stories of her time in Europe, Mykah describes what God revealed to her about the process of restoration and how it can provide us a healthier, more effective path to being whole again.

In her season 3 opener, Mykah talks about how to overcome temptation according to biblical examples. Through takeaways from Matthew 4, Mykah describes Jesus' encounter with temptation and what we can do to fight the good fight, combat our areas of weakness, and stay the course. 

In the Season 2 finale, Mykah unwraps the hardships of the Christmas season that many deal with. Be it family trauma and drama or break-ups and silent treatments, the Lord is with us in everything. This episode provides scriptural and encouraging steps to take to endure through hardship, grief, and anxiety during the Christmas season as well as peace when approaching uncomfortable conversations and conflict.