Radio Pulpit

In Kopskuif gesels Sebastian van Niekerk oor ATKV-Tienertoneel as ’n ruimte om te groei, en om te leer hoe om met selfvertroue in die wêreld – en op die verhoog – te staan. Sebastian gesels oor deelname aan die ATKV se projek wat jou net nie aan kompetisie en kreatiewe uitdagings blootstel nie, maar jou bemagtig om in jou eie toekoms te belê. Verder deel hy sy ervaring van die gesogte ATKV-Agent-akteursrol, sowel as sy betrokkenheid by ‘Beter as gister’ – ’n splinternuwe 13-episode- Afrikaanse dramareeks op kykNET.

Janine van Niekerk gesels met Jo Black wat die spreker en sanger is by Radiokansel se Damesoggend Vrydag, 21 Aug by Casa Social de Madeira.

Janine van Niekerk gesels met Francois Boyce oor sy voorreg om Levi se pa te mag wees en sy hartroerende lied "Om jou Pa te wees" wat daaruit gevloei het.

Het jy geweet dat Jesus die verkondiging van die evangelie aan jou toevertrou het?

Dit was sy laaste opdrag voordat Hy na die hemel opgevaar het, en dit is ’n opdrag wat elke liewe Christen ernstig behoort op te neem.

Die stigters van Cross Roads Evangelism, Franco en Soré Labuschagne, deel hulle insig rondom evangelisasie, asook meer inligting omtrent die bediening en hoe luisteraars betrokke kan raak

Lukho Mkwedi welcomes Charlene Naidoo from WellBeings Africa to discuss an impactful segment on Health Myths.

The conversation likely focuses on common misconceptions people believe about health, and why it is important to replace myths with accurate, science-based information. It may cover everyday beliefs about wellness, mental health, and medical care, helping listeners make better choices and avoid harmful misinformation.

The message is simple: health decisions should be guided by truth, not hearsay. By challenging myths, the discussion encourages greater awareness, better self-care, and more informed communities.

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Lukho Mkwedi returns to the studio with Pastor Bandile Bacine Ciliza to talk about prayer, drawing from the moment when the disciples said to Jesus, “Lord, teach us to pray”.

The focus is on learning prayer as a relationship with God, not just repeating words. The discussion likely emphasizes that prayer is essential, that Jesus modeled it for His disciples, and that believers should come to God with sincerity, faith, and dependence.

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Sibongile Mofokeng and Advocate Rufus Malatji unpack immigration, especially what it means to be an emigrant, migrant, asylum seeker, or refugee.

A migrant is someone who moves from one place to another, either within a country or across borders. Emigration is when a person leaves their country to live elsewhere, while immigration is when a person enters a new country to live there. An asylum seeker is someone requesting protection because they fear harm in their home country, and a refugee is a person officially recognized as needing that protection because of persecution, war, or similar dangers.

The discussion also looks at what is happening in South Africa lately, where immigration has become a tense issue tied to public concern, social pressure, and questions about law, safety, and human dignity. The key message is that the country needs both lawful border management and a humane response that respects the rights and realities of people seeking safety.

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Braam Klopper and Stewart Gordon discusses the theme: persecution comes with the territory of faith

Handling Conflict in Missions: Matthew 18 and Galatians 6 Church Discipline

When we picture cross-cultural missionaries, we often romanticize them as spiritual superheroes immune to normal human brokenness. However, the mission field acts as a intense spiritual pressure cooker—stripping away our curated comfort and exposing deep-seated pride, impatience, and relational friction. Because missionaries do not leave their flesh at the baggage claim, handling conflict and correction biblically is vital to maintaining ministry integrity and advancing the gospel.

This message examines the divine architectural blueprint for reconciliation found in Matthew 18:15–17, highlighting the critical importance of private, direct confrontation over destructive gossip. Complementing this structural framework, Galatians 6:1 provides the necessary posture of the heart, calling mature believers to restore fallen teammates in a spirit of gentleness—much like a physician carefully setting a broken bone. True Christian sanctification is a lifelong process of continuous repentance. When local church plants and missionary teams handle interpersonal offenses with humility, honesty, and swift biblical restoration according to John 13:35, their visible unity becomes a powerful sermon to a watching world. We invite you to listen to this timely exposition and reflect on how you can guard your own heart and practice restorative grace within your local fellowship and ministry teams today.

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Pastor Nosipho Rakolota is unpacking Our Identity in Christ from John 1:41. The verse shows Andrew telling Simon, “We have found the Messiah,” which points to Jesus as the one who gives us true identity and purpose.

The message likely emphasizes that our identity is not built on labels, background, or what others say about us, but on who Jesus is and what He calls us to become. Just as Andrew led Simon to Jesus and Simon received a new name, believers are reminded that Christ reveals, restores, and redefines our lives.

In simple terms, the teaching is that when we find Christ, we find our real identity, belonging, and direction. That is why identity in Christ is not self-made; it is received through relationship with Him.

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