The Kindling Podcast

Welcome to Season 3 of the Kindling Podcast. This season we continue with investigating the patterns and truth of scripture concerning the person of Jesus Christ, sacrifice, the Celestial Church of Christ and so on. 

Symbols are often used to communicate hidden meaning. They help convey meaning to abstract phenomena and ideas. In the bible we find many symbolic representations in speech and objects meant to convey truth, and/or the power of God. In this discussion we investigate symbolic motif in scripture as well as the essence and effect of their use.

Credits:

Hosts: Seyi Dodo-Williams & Seun Dodo-Williams

Music: Seun Dodo-Williams

Of the several themes in scripture, is the one of Master and Apprentice. The dynamic between both positions in relation to the mission is worth taking a look at. Elijah and Elisha, Elisha and Gehazi, Moses and Joshua, Jesus and his disciples, Paul and Timothy. These examples are important to us today if we are to embrace the mission of Christ, as Jesus is our master and we are his followers. What is the role of the master and apprentice? What harmonizes these roles?

Credits:

Hosts: Seyi Dodo-Williams & Seun Dodo-Williams

Intro: Kung Fu (1972) TV series

Music: Holizna(https://holizna.com/), Seun Dodo-Williams

The story of Job remains one of the most compelling events in the bible. Many including believers wrestle with the events of Job’s life and questioning God’s judgment or fairness. Others like Job’s friends try to explain Job’s misfortunes as derivative of some secret fault. We investigate this matter closely according to what scripture reveals with the hope of knowing even more about God.

Credits:

Hosts - Seyi Dodo-Williams and Seun Dodo-Williams

Intro - "The Pressure of Pain by Ray C. Stedman

Music - Holizna (https://holizna.com/) , Seun Dodo-Williams

Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar and to God, the things that are God’s. The worldly kingdom and the kingdom of God are two very different systems. Jesus says, “No man can serve two masters…Ye cannot serve God and mammon.” What is the system of the world and what is the system of God. In this episode we will investigate what the Bible has to say. In this episode we are joined by Sister Mary Bankole a CCC youth member and teacher of the word of God. She offers us her great insight into the topic which made for a great conversation.

Credits:

Hosts - Seyi Dodo-Williams, Seun Dodo-Williams

Guest - Mary Bankole (https://www.instagram.com/miss_dipo/)

Intro - From "The Visual Bible: The Gospel of John (2003)" movie.

When we analyze scripture we often see a pattern of the revealed nature of God and the nature of man present. We explore in this conversation what the bible has to say in many instances about God as well as man.

On September 29, 1947, Pastor SBJ Oshoffa received a revelation during prayer about the mission of the Celestial Church of Christ. In this discussion we analyze the divine order statement given to the pastor founder of the CCC and the relevancy of the order in today’s world.

Often seen as opposites, one requiring no empirical evidence as a basis for belief and the other requiring proof to substantiate belief; some have argued that reasoning is against faith and vice-versa. The purpose of this discussion is to explore the scripture on this matter. Is there harmony between both forces which inform our belief(s)?

Credits:

Hosts: Seyi Dodo-Williams & Seun Dodo-Williams

Intro script by Isaiah Dodo-Williams

Music by HoliznaRaps (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/holiznaraps), Seun Dodo-Williams.

We are back with a second season to investigate several Christian themes and biblical motifs. We also talk about the Celestial Church of Christ as we take a closer look at our particular church. The Kindling Podcast returns on March 15.

"When you do a charitable deed do not sound a trumpet..." These and many exercises Jesus taught the multitudes including his disciples. The purpose of this discussion is to explore and analyze Christ's words on how to act in the world. We will study the significance of his words and why they ought to be practiced by Christians.