...I charge you, do not stir up or awaken love until the appropriate time. - Songs of Solomon 8:4

I received a question from someone regarding renewing one's mind in God's mind. Here is my answer.

Happy New Year! In this heartfelt episode, I reflect on the blessings of 2024 and share a vision for 2025—a year of intentional steps toward spiritual growth, identity, mentorship, and resource management. Together, we’ll tackle deeper topics, grow in maturity, and embrace God’s purpose for our lives. Let’s make 2025 a year of bold faith, meaningful action, and growth.

Join us in singing songs of worship as we express our heartfelt gratitude for the blessings of 2024. From the success of the Teen Innovators Challenge to the growth of our community, this Thanksgiving is all about giving glory to God for His faithfulness.

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From smoky jollof rice and Christmas chickens in Nigeria to turkey and mince pies in Ireland, Christmas traditions are as diverse as they are exciting! In this episode, host Akintunde and returning guest Seun explore the joys, quirks, and chaos of celebrating Christmas in both worlds.

💡 What’s the real difference between Nigerian and Irish Christmas vibes? Which is more fun: Nigerian family chaos or Irish holiday calm? And can jollof rice ever replace turkey on an Irish table?

Tune in for a festive, fun-filled conversation full of laughter, stories, and holiday cheer!

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Criticism can be tough to hear, especially when it feels personal. In Episode 53, we’re exploring how to handle criticism in a way that helps you grow instead of holding you back. Join me as we talk about how to listen without getting defensive, filter out unhelpful feedback, and use constructive criticism as a tool for self-improvement.

Ever felt like you’re saying yes to everyone but losing time for yourself? In Episode 52, we’re diving into the power of saying no. Join me as we talk about setting boundaries, respecting your limits, and making space for what truly matters. It’s time to put yourself first and learn to say no with confidence.

Confidence isn’t something we’re born with—it’s something we build, step by step. In Episode 51, we’re exploring how to tackle insecurities, embrace who we are, and grow into the most confident version of ourselves. Join me as we discuss setting small goals, practicing positive self-talk, and learning to stop comparing ourselves to others. Let’s build confidence together!

Rejection can be one of the hardest things to face, especially when it feels personal. In Episode 50, we’re diving into practical, honest ways to handle rejection and bounce back stronger. Join me as we talk about the sting of rejection, how to accept it without letting it define you, and ways to find new strength and resilience in the process. Let’s turn setbacks into stepping stones together!

In this episode of the All Things Teen Podcast, we’re diving deep into a topic that’s been around for centuries but is still making waves today—astrology.

Is reading your horoscope just a bit of harmless fun, or could there be more to it? Join us as we explore the history of astrology, from its ancient beginnings in Babylon to its modern-day resurgence, and discover how it’s woven into everything from personality predictions to relationship advice.

But most importantly, we’ll see what the Bible has to say about the stars, planets, and our future. Does trusting in astrology take us away from trusting in God’s plan? What does scripture really teach us about seeking answers from the heavens?

Whether you’re someone who checks their horoscope for a laugh or you’ve wondered if star signs mean something more, this episode will help you think critically about where we place our trust. Tune in as we unpack astrology through a biblical lens and remind ourselves who truly holds the power over our lives.

Spoiler: It’s not the stars.