The Kindling Podcast

In this episode, we delve into the extraordinary life of David, the shepherd boy who became Israel's greatest king and a man after God's own heart. Through the rich tapestry of biblical symbolism, we'll explore themes of courage, repentance, and divine favor. Join us as we follow David from the pastures of Bethlehem to the throne of Jerusalem, reflecting on his enduring legacy in faith, leadership, and worship.  Journey with us through the Psalms and battles to uncover the story of a man whose heart and harp resound

Hosts:

Seun Dodo-Williams & Seyi Dodo-Williams

In this episode, we explore the inspiring story of Ruth, the Moabite woman whose steadfast loyalty and remarkable faithfulness led to a legacy of redemption. Through the rich symbolism of the biblical narrative, we'll delve into themes of love, devotion, and divine providence. Join us as we trace Ruth's journey from the fields of Moab to the heart of Bethlehem, reflecting on her enduring impact on faith, heritage, and the power of unwavering commitment.

Hosts:

Seun Dodo-Williams & Seyi Dodo-Williams

In this episode, we journey through the epic life of Moses, the liberator of Israel and the bearer of divine law. Through the lens of biblical symbolism, we'll explore themes of freedom, faith, and divine revelation. Join us as we follow Moses from the banks of the Nile to the heights of Mount Sinai, reflecting on his enduring legacy and the monumental impact of his journey on faith, law, and human destiny. Travel with us through the wilderness to uncover the story of a man chosen to lead his people to the Promised Land.

Hosts:

Seun Dodo-Williams & Seyi Dodo-Williams

Let’s explore the profound journey of Abraham, the patriarch whose unwavering faith and divine covenant forged the foundation of three major world religions. Through rich biblical symbolism, we'll delve into the themes of trust, sacrifice, and the fulfillment of divine promises. Join us as we trace Abraham's path from Ur to Canaan, reflecting on the enduring impact of his legacy on faith, identity, and the human spirit. Journey with us through the sands of time to uncover the story of a man whose faith changed the world.

Hosts:

Seun Dodo-Williams & Seyi Dodo-Williams

In this episode, we delve into the timeless story of Adam and Eve, the primordial pair whose choices in the Garden of Eden shaped the course of human destiny. Through the lens of biblical symbolism, we'll explore the profound themes of innocence, temptation, and the quest for knowledge. Join us as we uncover the deeper meanings behind this foundational narrative, reflecting on its enduring impact on faith, morality, and the human condition. Journey with us to the dawn of creation, where the first footsteps of man and woman echo through eternity

Hosts:

Seun Dodo-Williams & Seyi Dodo-Williams

Seun Dodo-Williams & Seyi Dodo-Williams

In 77 years from now, we would have approached the dawn of the 22nd century. What would the church be like then we wonder? Would the truth still be preached? Would the word of God still be at the heart of the church? Would the church capitulate to worldly ideologies as we are currently witnessing? Will churches exist in virtual space? What will evangelism look like in the 22nd century? We attempt to peek into the future in this episode and try to render words of wisdom to the church of the 22nd century.

Hosts:

Seun Dodo-Williams & Seyi Dodo-Williams

Intro:

The Future by Sis. Ayomide Fajimi (Instagram: @ayomidefajimi)

Memento Mori means “remember that you will die”…The bible says it’s appointed for man to die once and after that is judgment. What is the proper Christian attitude towards death? Should we think about it often?  Is a Christian’s fear of death proper? How was death discussed and handled in the different narratives in Scripture? What is the picture the scripture gives us about death? This and many more we discuss in this episode.

Hosts:

Seun Dodo-Williams & Seyi Dodo-Williams

Intro:

Belele a o na Bonono by Sis. Yinka Erinle (Instagram: @yinkaerinle)

The ark of covenant, the temple of Jerusalem, the brazen serpent, and the cross, are some of the many symbolic tools used in scripture to convey higher spiritual truths of the logos. The parables of Jesus serve in the same manner. The Celestial Church of Christ uses a lot of symbols in its practice. What use are symbols in worship space? Why does God communicate using symbols? Are symbols necessary for spirituality? 

Hosts:

Seun Dodo-Williams & Seyi Dodo-Williams

Special Guest:

LES Chioma Nwagbala (host of the Jehovah Rabboni Podcast)

Intro:

Music:

Seun Dodo-Williams

A difficult topic to be sure, however it’s a necessary one to have. One of the reasons this is a difficult topic is the ever fluid nature of mental health and the many myths that surround it. It can also present as an area that isn’t taken seriously enough especially by Christians. The purpose of this discussion is to explore the depths of mental health within the Christian framework. What does the bible have to say? Also does it have to be a difficult subject to have within the Christian fold?

Hosts: Seun Dodo-Williams & Seyi Dodo-Williams

Intro: Psychiatrist Cannot Cure Depression Like Jesus Can by John MacArthur

Music: Seun Dodo-Williams