“Ever prayed and felt like your words were bouncing off the ceiling?” You’re not the only one—and you’re not doing it wrong. In this episode of the Our Daily Bread Africa Teens Podcast, host Nuhu Gaina breaks down how to pray in a way that feels real, honest, and meaningful. No complicated formulas. No “perfect Christian” pressure. Just practical steps, relatable examples, and biblical truths that help you talk to God with confidence and authenticity. If you’ve ever wondered how to make your prayer life feel alive and personal, this episode is for you.

“Be honest—have you ever opened your Bible and felt... nothing?” You’re not the only one! Sometimes reading Scripture can feel dry or confusing, and it’s easy to lose focus. In this episode of the Our Daily Bread Africa Teens Podcast, host Nuhu Gaina keeps it real as he explores why the Bible can sometimes feel boring—and how to reignite your passion for God’s Word. From practical reading tips to fresh perspectives that bring the stories to life, this episode will help you rediscover the beauty and excitement of spending time with God through His Word.

“Is God distant? Can I really know Him personally?” These are questions every teen asks at some point. In this episode of the Our Daily Bread Africa Teens Podcast, host Nuhu Gaina dives into what it truly means to know God—not just know about Him. Through real talk and practical steps, you’ll discover how to build a relationship with God through prayer, reading His Word, and walking with Him daily. If you’ve ever longed for a closer connection with God, this episode will show you how to take the first steps and keep growing deeper.

“Aren’t all religions the same? Don’t they all lead to God?” These are the questions many teenagers wrestle with today. In this episode of the Our Daily Bread Africa Teens Podcast, host Nuhu Gaina tackles the tough but important question: Is Christianity just one of many religions—or is it truly different? Together, we’ll dive into what sets Christianity apart, the uniqueness of Jesus, and why your faith in Him isn’t just another option, but the way, the truth, and the life. This is a bold and eye-opening conversation you don’t want to miss!

If God is good, why is life so hard? It’s the question that sits in the hearts of so many teenagers today—especially when struggles, pain, or disappointment hit. In this episode of the Our Daily Bread Africa Teens Podcast, host Nuhu Gaina dives deep into this tough but real question. Together, we’ll explore what the Bible says about God’s goodness, why suffering exists, and how you can hold on to hope when life feels overwhelming. This conversation is raw, real, and filled with encouragement you don’t want to miss.

Have you ever wondered, “Why would Jesus die… for someone like me?” It’s one of the most personal and life-changing questions we can ever ask. In this episode of the Our Daily Bread Ministries Teens Podcast, host Nuhu Gaina unpacks the incredible truth behind Jesus’ sacrifice and what it means for you. Through Scripture, real stories, and practical insights, Nuhu helps you understand the depth of God’s love and the freedom we receive because of the cross. This isn’t just a story from 2,000 years ago—it’s about your life, your worth, and God’s plan for you today.

Can you really trust the Bible, or is it just another old book? Many teenagers struggle with questions about whether Scripture is reliable, true, and relevant to their lives today. In this episode of the Our Daily Bread Ministries Teens Podcast, host Nuhu Gaina unpacks four powerful reasons why you can trust the Bible with confidence. From its historical accuracy to its life-changing impact, Nuhu shares practical insights and biblical truths that will strengthen your faith and help you see God’s Word in a whole new light. If you’ve ever wondered why the Bible matters—or why you should build your life on it—this episode is for you.

Have you ever silently asked, “Is God even real?” You’re not alone. In a world full of doubts, questions, and conflicting voices, it’s normal to wrestle with the reality of God—especially as a teenager trying to make sense of life and faith. In this thought-provoking episode of the Our Daily Bread Ministries Teens Podcast, host Nuhu Gaina delves into one of the most profound questions of all: Is God truly real? With honest reflection, relatable stories, and powerful truths from the Bible, Nuhu helps you explore the evidence of God’s presence in your life and the world around you. If you’ve ever questioned your faith or sought genuine answers, this episode will meet you right where you are and remind you that your questions are the starting point for a deeper faith.

When the world tells you who to be, will you listen to God instead? In a culture obsessed with labels, looks, and likes, it’s easy to lose sight of who you truly are. In this powerful episode of the Our Daily Bread Ministries Teens Podcast, host Nuhu Gaina is joined by Courage Datiri, a young Christian teenager who opens up about her personal journey of discovering her true identity in Christ. Together, they unpack what it means to see yourself the way God sees you—and not through the lens of others’ expectations. Through honest conversation, Scripture, and real-life experiences, this episode will help you break free from the pressure to fit in and boldly become who God created you to be.

Faith isn’t a straight line—it’s a journey filled with ups, downs, doubts, and breakthroughs. In this episode of the Our Daily Bread Ministries Teens Podcast, hosted by Nuhu Gaina, we’re talking about the real, raw, and beautiful journey of following Jesus. Joining Nuhu is special guest Daniel John, a young Christian teenager who opens up about his own faith journey—the struggles, the questions, and the moments that deepened his trust in God. Together, they explore what it really means to walk with Christ as a teen today, offering encouragement, relatable stories, and biblical wisdom to remind you that you’re not alone. No matter where you are on your faith journey, this conversation will inspire you to keep moving forward with hope and courage.