In this episode, Mr. Elegbeleye shares his life story and the challenges he faced growing up in Nigeria. 

He talks about the loss of his parents at a young age, the hardships he endured, and the impact of his uncle and aunt on his life. He also discusses his experiences as a student activist and the dangers he faced during protests. 

Mr. Elegbeleye emphasizes the need for change in Nigeria and encourages individuals to be agents of change themselves.

In this episode, Mrs Falohun shares her life story and the lessons she has learned along the way. She talks about her determination to pursue education and become independent.

She also discusses her marriage, the importance of cooperation and communication in a family, and the care she provided for her father in his old age. 

Mrs Falohun emphasizes the need for spouses to support and help each other, and the importance of celebrating milestones together. 

This episode highlights the value of caring for parents and the significance of sibling cooperation.

In this episode, Roger discusses the cost of growing up in a dysfunctional family and the importance of breaking the cycle of dysfunction. 

He reflects on his own experience and the realization that not everyone grew up in a chaotic environment. Roger emphasises the need for self-reflection and taking responsibility for one's happiness. He shares personal stories of how he excised the negative patterns from his own life and the importance of surrounding oneself with positive influences. 

Roger also discusses the challenges of dealing with family members who continue the cycle of dysfunction and the importance of setting boundaries.

Mrs Imelda shares her experience during the Nigerian Civil War, highlighting the fear, displacement, and hardships her family faced. 

She emphasizes the importance of dialogue and peaceful resolution instead of resorting to war. 

The story serves as a reminder of the devastating effects of war and the need for unity and understanding.

Rick shares stories from his life, including the experience of losing loved ones and the impact it had on his perspective. He emphasizes the importance of looking at the big picture and having a relationship with a creator. 

Rick also discusses the significance of family, the value of patience, and the secrets to a long-lasting marriage. 

He encourages viewers to embrace their relationship with the creator and find peace in knowing that everything will work out in the end.

Mrs. Adeneke Ayola shares her life journey, starting from her childhood living with her grandmother and trading at a young age. 

She talks about her parents being in London and her excitement when they returned to Nigeria. She discusses her education, starting her own business, and eventually getting married. She shares her experiences of travelling internationally for business and the joys and challenges of being a military wife. 

Mrs Ayola emphasises the importance of determination, resilience, and making oneself better in life.

In this episode, Shafer Parker shares stories from his life and the impact his parents had on him. He talks about the importance of serving others and giving our lives to bless others. 

Shafer's mother was known for her joy, peace, and purpose in serving others, while his father welcomed men into their homes and shared the importance of a personal relationship with God. 

Shafer emphasises the legacy of his parents and how their example influenced his own life and ministry. He encourages listeners to live a life of service and make a positive impact on others.

In this episode, Dr. Crown shares her personal story of how a story changed the trajectory of her life. She talks about her background, her initial career aspirations, and how she ended up becoming an engineer instead of a teacher. 

She then shares how a story shared by a man in her church led to a radical transformation in her life and her decision to answer the call to ministry. 

Dr Crown emphasises the power of sharing stories and encourages listeners to share their own stories to inspire and impact others.

This conversation is a personal story of perseverance, sacrifice, and endurance. 

The guest, Sam Asamudo, shares his journey from a rural village in Nigeria to becoming a successful accountant in Canada. He emphasises the importance of education and spiritual maturity in achieving personal growth and social harmony. 

Sam also discusses the history of Nigeria and the need for unity and love among its diverse ethnic groups. Overall, the conversation highlights the power of education, the value of spiritual development, and the importance of love and understanding in building a better society.

Pamela shares her family history as Scottish immigrants to Canada and the importance of respecting and integrating with the culture of the land. 

She discusses the value of family, connectedness, and education in Gaelic culture. Pamela also talks about her career as a female engineer and the challenges she faced as a working mother. 

She emphasises the importance of doubt in faith and the need for work-life balance. Pamela concludes by sharing a personal story about her daughter's struggle with childhood arthritis and the support she received from a loving community.