As Radiant Culture we cannot ignore the incredible events that took place over the past few weeks that have ushered in a "New" Zimbabwe. The international community described it as a "Soft Coup", but could it have been a Coup if the citizens were behind the Military intervention? Whatever it was, it brought with it a sense of unity,hope and purpose to a people that had been politically, socially and racially divided. The main question remains for most christians- was this a direct act of God or just the people deciding enough is enough? Who did it? We have a chat with Sean Mullens about this. Have a listen. Radiant Culture

On this Episode we have a chat with Pastor Keith Mawoyo and we discuss the conflict between our personal desires and ambitions and God's will. Where do our dreams and ambitions fit in God's plan? Most of us desire to do big things, make our mark in soceity and accumulate wealth but that often is in conflict with what the bible says God's will is. What does Jesus really mean when he says if anyone comes to him he/she must deny him/herself? Does that mean our dreams and ambitions go out the window? We discuss all this and more

In this Episode we hang out with Tinaye Munonyara , A pastor and entrepreneur based in London as we discuss why it seems as though the most religious nations are poor while the more secular states are wealthy. African nations are known to be very spiritual and religious yet we have some of the poorest nations on earth on our continent. Why is this so and how does our generation change that?

In this episode we discuss the relationshop between faith and leadership especially in politics. Do christians make better leaders? Will people really see the change they want if Christians are voted into leadership? The Bible talks about how God is the one who places people in positions of authority hence the command to submit to the authorities. Does that mean that your vote doesnt count, if God has already chosen the leader? Should christians even think about voting? Have a listen and join the conversation..

In this episode we pick up from where we left off in the previous episode as we discuss the application of the christian faith in business. Can entrepreneurs with strong christian values make it in the cut-throat world of business? What areas of business should christians avoid? How do we deal with Kick backs, bribes etc? We also address the concept of "tent making" for pastors, a concept where Pastors of congregations run a business during the week and still fulfill their pastoral duties after hours and on weekends. How feasible is it?

On this episode we are joined by our resident theologist, Shingai Kuwaza, as we discuss the concept of a Christian Business or Kingdom Business. What does it mean to run a Christian business? Is it practical in this cut throat corporate world? Is it a biblically supported concept? This is the first part of our series on business and leadership, and what role our faith plays in these

This episode ends our series on Relevant vs Radiant and we are joined by a Pastor Craig Ndoro, an influencial Pastor in Harare. We discuss the role of the Church in today's society. Has the Church lost its significance? The Church in the 20th Century was at the forefront of social and economic advancement especially in Africa: building schools and critical infrastructure as well as playing a role in the establishment of justice. Where has that influence gone in the 21st century? Is the Church still Important? Have a listen and join the conversation on socail media

In this Episode we continue our discussion on the Church's relevance in the 21st Century. We discuss why a lot of young people are not going to or not serious about Church. Is the way Church is done becoming outdated?Have a listen to this interesting discussion

Are Christians meant to be unpopular? The Bible surely seems to make a number of references to that. In this Episode its a Guys affair with Kuki-Monsta and Biscuit running the show as T-Mak takes a lil break. We are joined by one of Zimbabwes best Cinematograhpers, Clemence Wonder, as we address this contentious question. What did Jesus really mean in john 15:18-25 by saying that the world will hate us? Does that mean as Christians we shouldn't seek popularity? Have listen, enjoy and share.

Kuki-Monsta is back! In this episode we discuss whether Christians should be radiant or relevant to pop culture, or maybe both. As believers we are called to be the light (Radiant) of the world right? So how can we be radiant if we are relevant (blend in) to culture? At the sametime how do we reach out to the world if we are not relevant to the world? further more how to we become relavant without being absorbed by "worldly culture". That's the dilemma we face. We also discuss the collabo between Tasha Cobbs and Nikki minaj and the controversy around that. Is Tasha Cobbs striving to be relevant inorder to be radiant?Have a listen to this interesting episode.