Live Room Conversations

Today Sean Szabo shares the story of how from a young age he has seen the value of running his own business. In this podcast, you will hear his entrepreneurship skills while still at school and the story and testimony of his journey as a business leader. If you are considering starting your own business or are already running a business, this podcast is definitely for you.

In this first of a two-part podcast, Sheldon talks to Dr Malebo about her journey into medicine and business, how her family hugely impacted her choices, and how God guided her into being a healing balm in the community through her business.

In this new series of "Firsts" we interview experienced individuals with the purpose of hearing the story of their beginnings. Where did it all start and how did they get to where they are now?

In this first episode, we have Paul Edy delving into his story of becoming a worship leader, he recounts how it felt to lead for the first time at youth, main church, and at a conference. 

In this Real Life series, we are sharing people’s stories for God’s glory.

In this second episode, Claudia and Evie specifically unpack pregnancy loss and the journey towards healing. They share how God is faithful in fulfilling his promises!

We have three King's alumni, Hilton, Anna, and Richard with us today! You'll get to hear their experience of King's, some of their fondest memories while at school, what was unique about King's in years past, and a little bit about where they are now.

Now a youth pastor for 12 years, Darren has always gravitated towards risk and adventure, asking, “Why are we not doing this?” His early life was one of risk with no limits and that lifestyle culminated in a 4-month stay in the hospital with 22 operations and a 1% chance of survival. The question today is, what does adventure look like on this side of salvation? Is there less excitement in your life? You’ll have to listen to find out!

In this episode of "What Moves You?" we speak to Cameron McGregor and Murray van Zyl of the Klein Jukskei Greenbelt Initiative (KJGI). Their initiative to clean the greenbelt along parts of Bryanston, Douglasdale, Olivedale, Jukskei Park, and North Riding has completely transformed the river and parks along these areas. They shared with us how they started, their successes, and the challenges they have met along the way. Listen for how you can get behind this incredible work. You can follow them on Facebook through the Klein Jukskei Greenbelt Initiative page or contact Cameron at [email protected]

Gareth, Adele, and Carina discuss what has changed in creative arts at King’s within the last 5 years, and how the creative arts at King’s has really exploded with life. Two of the main questions they answer are:

• Why is creative expression a strategic pillar at King’s?
• Why is creative expression valued on campus?

They also unpack our two biggest creative arts events of the year, the Creative Showcase and Make a Joyful Noise.

Madz speaks about ownership and owning your own story. Ownership is a glamorous word that doesn’t usually get a lot of air time but everything is underpinned by ownership. If we are stuck playing the blame game, we will never grow into who we are meant to be. Madz answers questions such as: 

• How does a person learn ownership?
• What is co-dependency?
• What is interdependency?
• What is an ownership question?

Leonie tells her business story, shares practical insights and wisdom that she's learned through her business experience. She also speaks about how the NGL strategic planning module has assisted them in creating their strategic plan.

When it comes to your business, there are 7 questions to create a strategic plan:

• What is right?
• What is wrong?
• What is missing?
• What is confusing?
• Where are we succeeding?
• Where are we failing?
• What can we leverage?