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In this mini-episode, Dereka shares details of her journey with Christ. She talks about her catholic background and the effects that spending her teenage years separated from her mum had on her.
“New year, new me!”
Listen to find out how Jesus gave her the fresh start that she yearned for.
Let's talk about spiritual detox as a lifestyle!
In this episode, I explore the idea of 'everyday detox' and what that should look like. I talk about detox of our eyes, mouths, actions and heart, and share practical ways to do so from a believer's stand point.
"No one is worth going to hell for"
I wrap up the episode by speaking briefly on the importance of detoxing our relationships too!
In this mini-episode, Sabrina shares details of her relationship with Christ. From growing up in foster care while being a church kid, and giving her heart to Jesus at a young age, Sabrina talks about fitting in, forgiveness and consistency in her walk.
Listen to find out the highs and lows of her journey so far!
Check out her Youtube channel - It's Bri.
You may be familiar with the sinner's prayer, during which we invite Jesus into our hearts, but what comes next?!
In this extended episode, Mama Dee and Nana Dawn share the highs and low of their relationships with Jesus. From their decades of life experiences, they give their takes on what is really important and what isn't. Together, we debunk the notion of waiting till we're older to commit to Jesus, and give reasons to why it's an invalid excuse. The episode ends with an open letter to the church to wake us up from complacency.
Grab a cuppa and your favourite biscuit for this one, we're at grandma's house!
In this mini-episode, Kezia shares details of her journey with Christ so far. From growing up in a Christian home, to experimenting with friends and ultimately finding God at uni in the midst of it all, Kezia discusses the highs, lows and everything in-between of her testimony.
Listen to find out how her life has changed since then!
In this Q&A episode, my mum and I discuss our answers to listener questions.
Listen to find out principles of the Christian faith. Ask a question by sending a dm to @theclay.project or an email to [email protected].
In this episode, my parents, Glen and Kemi share details of their journeys with Jesus so far. From meeting as students, to being in a long distance relationship, listen to find out how they navigated their conflicting religious backgrounds, marriage, childlessness and obeying the call of God together.
To give you further insight into their personalities, we wrap up the episode with a few rounds of the viral game, "Who is the most likely to?".
Who are you comparing yourself to?
In this episode, Khairah and I talk about what it really feels like to 'keep up'. In a world where we have one too many options, there is a huge temptation to fall into the comparison trap - with social media being a key contributor. We discuss our personal experiences with navigating this, as well as practical ways we can all avoid it. Using scripture, we dig deep into what the Bible has to say about living for the approval of man.
From friendship dynamics to covetousness, identity, social media and more, we explore how our journeys with Jesus have influenced our decisions of who we allow to influence us.
In this mini-episode, Mia Pearl shares details of her relationship with Christ so far. From growing up as a twin in a secular family, to signing to an independent record label at 17 and navigating being a university student away from home, Mia takes us on a journey of what her life looked like before salvation. Listen to find out how her life since then!
Check out her latest single, "Wait for it" on Spotify and Apple Music.
In this episode, Funmto and I talk about prayer. We start off the conversation by acknowledging the power of prayer. Then, we explore the use of the phrase “just pray about it” in Christian circles today - as an excuse for in action, and as a plaster to a bullet wound.
We wrap up by talking about mental health and I share details of my experience with a counsellor.
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