Paul Kim and Sibs Sibanda grapple with the complex (and sometimes contentious) topic of God’s sovereignty and man’s responsibility. They believe it to be a deep and fruitful truth that brings great freedom, and also enables us to withstand the inevitable turmoil of life. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

We conclude the theme of faith by interviewing psychologist Dr Mokgaetji Somo. From her experience in working with refugee families in America, to opening a private practice in South Africa – she explains why belief cannot be separated from psychology, and how Spirit-led wisdom can bring healing to clients, even when they do not share the same faith. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Paul Kim and Sibs Sibanda tie together the threads of love, hope and faith – revealing how these enable resilience in the face of many challenges. They dive straight into practical business examples – from food retailers to financial services. Paul also shares from their Picsa-journey, which was birthed out of the desire to support long term financial health among blue collar workers. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

By drawing on Scripture, Paul Kim and Sibs Sibanda argue that our faith has to produce corresponding action. There is a danger when we become so output-driven that we appropriate the methods of famous secular entrepreneurs – without questioning how they achieved their success. As Christian business leaders we need to carefully consider our core beliefs about the purpose of business, and ensure we act accordingly. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Paul Kim and Sibs Sibanda start off by defining the word ‘faith’ from philosophical and practical perspectives. They counter the idea that faith means ‘blindly believing something despite having no evidence for it’, and investigate the juxtaposition of faith and reason. A compelling discussion on the far-reaching consequences of profound truths. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

A town planner with over 19 years’ experience in the public and private sectors, Phumeza Qwashu offers hands-on commentary on the redemptive role that town planning can play. Believing that it is the ‘walk’ that matters, not the ‘talk’ – she advises entrepreneurs on overcoming roadblocks to planning permissions, and brings hope by unlocking opportunities for progress. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Paul Kim and Sibs Sibanda wrap up their discussion of looking at the world of business through the lens of hope. They encourage those who carry the burden of failure. They reveal how an informed appreciation of restored creation can energise our stewardship. And they share their excitement about the implications of being co-heirs with Christ. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Paul Kim and Sibs Sibanda take a deep dive into Scripture to establish a solid basis for Christian hope. They explain that one of the biggest questions any worldview must address is, “What happens when we die?” because our answer greatly affects how we live in the present. They encourage us to start thinking beyond redemption about renewal, and start taking heavenly rewards seriously. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Paul Kim and Sibs Sibanda interrogate the modern concept of YOLO (you only live once), which focuses on the individual, the moment, and putting personal happiness at the centre of our decision-making. An interesting allegory of four guys peeling vegetables in prison provides a picture of what it might mean to live with eternity in mind. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

As COO of Mergon, Gauché Radley's responsibility is to identify, negotiate and implement new investment opportunities across the globe. In this candid interview, he provides a fresh perspective on how to balance love and power in business – especially when the going gets tough. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts