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Pastor Shaun Setlhare returns to the studio with Bahle Nhlapho for a powerful discussion on hate. He explains that hate is a poisonous force that damages the heart, delays progress, and can even block blessings.

The message also warns that hate is costly to sustain, because it drains a person emotionally and spiritually while robbing them of their identity, growth, and peace. Pastor Shaun further reminds listeners that hate can lead to destructive actions and stands in direct opposition to God’s laws, commandments, and statutes.

The conversation calls believers to reject hatred, guard their hearts, and choose love, forgiveness, and healing instead.

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Pastor Nozipho Rakolota shares a powerful message focused on the profound responsibility of family and spiritual leadership. She challenges individuals to look beyond their own human limitations and actively seek out the divine promises and inheritances God has established for their bloodlines. By drawing on the faithful leadership of biblical figures like Moses, David, and Joshua, she inspires listeners to step into God's presence, overcome intimidating obstacles, and intentionally build a lasting spiritual legacy that equips and elevates the generations to come.

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In this episode, Boitumelo Mothiba, Operational Specialist in Systemic Investigation at the Office of the Tax Ombud, shares essential tips on how taxpayers can properly prepare, avoid common mistakes, and experience a smoother filing process ahead of the upcoming tax season. The discussion emphasizes the importance of starting right by understanding taxpayer rights, double-checking details early, and organizing necessary documentation to prevent last-minute stress and delays. You will also learn how the Office of the Tax Ombud provides free, independent assistance to resolve outstanding SARS service issues and ensure fairness for all taxpayers if things go wrong. Heart to Heart

In this Legal Junction segment, Mr. Pholoso Seakamela joins Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi to explain the difference between a case struck off the roll and a withdrawn case. A matter struck off the roll usually means it was removed from the court’s schedule and did not proceed that day, but it is not necessarily ended permanently. A withdrawn case, on the other hand, means the party—often the State in a criminal matter—has decided not to continue with the case at that stage.

The discussion helps listeners understand that a struck-off matter may sometimes be re-enrolled later if the required steps are taken, while a withdrawn case may need to be started again if it is reintroduced. The segment gives practical legal clarity on courtroom procedures and how they affect both the accused and the complainant. Heart to Heart

Stel jou voor jy sit in 'n vol klaskamer… en hoor net stilte. Vir duisende Suid-Afrikaanse kinders met gehoorverlies is dít die werklikheid van elke dag. Charles van Onselen gesels met Erika Basson van die Stigting vir Kinders met Gehoorverlies — 'n besondere organisasie wat lewens letterlik verander deur kinders met die gehoorhulpmiddele toe te rus wat hulle nodig het. Hoor die hart agter hul werk, die getuienisse van kinders wie se wêreld oopgemaak is, en ontdek hoe JY deel kan word van 'n stigting wat klank, stem en hoop teruggee. 'n Gesprek wat jou hart sal aanraak — en jou dalk net inspireer om iets groter as jouself te doen. Good News Time

Title: King James Bible History After 1611, Apocrypha, Translation Clarity Nehemiah 8

This episode of Memorable Monday with Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bibe Church continues the historical journey of the King James Bible after its initial publication in 1611. Many readers assume the “1611 King James Version” has remained unchanged, but church history tells a more detailed story involving printing variations, early revisions, and later standardisation—especially the influential 1769 Oxford edition that shaped the text most people read today.

We also explore the presence of the Apocrypha in early King James Bibles and how its inclusion and later omission reflects broader Protestant decisions about the biblical canon. Far from undermining Scripture, these developments highlight how God preserved His Word through careful transmission, printing, and revision across centuries.

Key Scriptures include Nehemiah | 8:8, where God’s Word is translated and explained so that it is understood, and 1 Corinthians | 14:9, which emphasises clarity in communication. These passages frame the biblical principle that Scripture is meant to be understood by God’s people.

The episode then traces the spread of the King James Bible in early America, including the role of the Pilgrims, the American Bible Society (1816), Noah Webster’s 1833 revision, and the later American Standard Version of 1901.

Join us as we consider how Bible translation history reveals both human labour and divine providence, and reflect on how we can read Scripture faithfully and clearly today.

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Lukho Mkwedi is joined in the Health Segment by Ms. Agnes Mathebula and Ms. Jennifer Thipe for an important discussion on Child Protection Week 2026. The conversation focuses on the theme, “Working together in ending violence against children,” highlighting the shared responsibility of families, schools, communities, and institutions in protecting children.

The segment raises awareness about preventing abuse, neglect, and exploitation, while encouraging active reporting, support, and early intervention. Listeners are reminded that creating safe, loving, and stable environments for children requires collective action and consistent commitment.

#ChildProtectionWeek2026 #EndViolenceAgainstChildren #ProtectChildren #ChildSafety #CommunityResponsibility #SafeChildhoods #WorkingTogether #HealthSegment #RadioPulpit Heart to Heart

Dr. Julius Mengot Mbu joins Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi on Wordfest to explore the power of fervent prayer and its role in advancing God’s Kingdom. Discover how passionate, persistent prayer dismantles threats, ignites boldness, and unlocks healing, signs, and wonders. Hear practical teaching and inspiring testimonies that show how prayer transforms lives and shakes spiritual strongholds. Tune in for a powerful, faith-filled episode.

#Wordfest #FerventPrayer #PrayerWorks #Faith #Healing #SignsAndWonders #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianPodcast #PrayerMovement #KingdomCome Heart to Heart

We start off with Dr. Chuck Day joining us every Monday morning. He is Associate Pastor at Lewende Woord and today he explains his theme: He will not not not let you down - Hebr 13:5 Good News Time

Miracles still happen and God still answers prayers (Matt 17:14-20) Daybreak | Dagbreek