Sibongile Mofokeng is joined by Danie Van Loggerensberg, Zane Babinsky, and Dayna Rowland to discuss new trends in child protection, focusing on the alarming rise in children taking their own lives due to suicidal thoughts. They emphasize the importance of recognizing the signs and symptoms that a child might be struggling with, including self-harm or bullying. The conversation covers practical ways to support children in distress and ensure they have access to help and counseling. Heart to Heart

Sibongile is back in full swing with Pastor Lucky Lebepe, discussing the topic of Scarcity Management. Inspired by the water scarcity challenges in Tshwane, they emphasize that nothing big comes easy and nothing easy becomes big. Their key message is that one must do what is necessary to achieve their goals, reminding listeners that staying small for a time is part of the journey toward becoming big. This conversation encourages patience, perseverance, and wise management amid scarcity. Heart to Heart

Sibongile Mofokeng returns to the studio with Dr. Ray Legodi and special guest Nqubeka Mbatha. They discuss the "United Tour," highlighting Nqubeka Mbatha's life story and journey as a musician. The conversation explores his musical career and involvement in the tour, which features prominent artists and aims to showcase diverse South African musical talent Heart to Heart

Sibongile Mofokeng is joined in the studio by Dr. Ray Legodi for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Lindi, who shares her powerful testimony of survival and divine protection. Dr. Lindi recounts how she miraculously escaped a serious accident, especially noting God's protection during her birthday month. She also reflects on a harrowing experience during the COVID-19 pandemic when she was almost dead but ultimately survived. Their discussion highlights themes of faith, resilience, and the sustaining power of God in the face of life-threatening challenges. Heart to Heart

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Refilwe Lamola are joined by Radio Pulpit's resident legal expert, Mr. Pholoso Seakamela, to discuss The Law of Giving. He unpacks the legal and ethical aspects of giving, warning against self-enrichment practices, which can amount to criminal activity. The discussion centers on the timeless principle: 'Give, and it shall be given unto you.' Heart to Heart

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Refilwe Lamola are joined by African Programme Manager Ms. Kedibone Rayner to introduce Radio Pulpit Jikelele — the new online channel expanding the reach of the Gospel across Africa. They discuss its vision, programming, and how listeners can connect from anywhere in the world. Heart to Heart

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Refilwe Lamola join Pastor Julias Mbu Mengot on Word Fest as they explore the theme of Victory Over Anger. Pastor Julias also wraps up the powerful topic of Giving, aligning it with Visionthon — a time of purpose-driven generosity. Heart to Heart

Dr. Ray Legodi and Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcome Charlene Naidoo for an insightful conversation on Mental Health, focusing on Anxiety. They unpack its causes, effects, and the importance of seeking help — reminding listeners that mental wellness is just as vital as physical health. Heart to Heart

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Pastor Ray Legodi welcome Blessing Ndabula to discuss the heart of giving — and how to align it with SARS regulations. Blessing shares insights on why giving to platforms like Radio Pulpit matters and how donors can benefit when churches or ministries register as Public Benefit Organizations (PBOs). By doing so, they qualify for a Section 18A certificate, allowing donors to claim tax deductions. Since SARS recognizes 'donations' rather than 'giving,' proper registration ensures both compliance and continued generosity. Listen to this insightful info as they delve deeper. Heart to Heart

Dr. Ray Legodi and Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcome Ms. Lerato Mfaba, Assistant Director from the Department of Basic Education, to discuss the Bana Pele ECD Registration Drive. This national initiative aims to simplify and streamline the registration of early childhood development (ECD) centers in South Africa. It helps ensure access to quality early learning, supports legal compliance, and enables government funding for low-income families. The discussion highlights how the drive lays a strong foundation for every child’s growth and lifelong development. Heart to Heart