In this episode, Totan and Mimi talk about the effects of parental upbringing on people's perception of God, and why it is important for parents to take responsibility for talking to their children about who God is.

In this episode of TruthFeast, Mimi Adegoke explains that the true and valid revelation of God's identity can only be found in Jesus.

In this episode of TruthFeast, Oluwatotan talks about the need to get alone with God. The communal aspects of our walk with God are not a substitute for our personal connection with Him. Fellowship is not a substitute for devotion!

In this episode, Sommie talks about the tripod/posture of worship - the heart posture, the physical posture, and the lifestyle posture.

In this episode, Dr. Totan explains that God is the only One Who is an End in Himself. He is therefore not a means to another end. This is an important perspective every worshiper needs to have.

In this episode, Dr. Jerry Oputa discusses the link between faith and true worship. He shows from Scripture how worship is essentially sacrifice.

In this episode, we talk about the need to recognize vision in the ordinary, less esoteric aspects of life and the need to trust God exclusively for the actualization of the vision.

In this episode, Oluwatotan, sharing from wisdom garnered by being fathered by his absolutely awesome dad of blessed memory, explains that purpose isn't necessarily an esoteric concept. It can be found in the ordinary and supposed mundane aspects of life. What is required is to do the best we can wherever we are and live as responsibly as we can.

One of the most useful practices a believer can adopt is that of living in the present moment and resisting the temptation to be distracted by the continuous buzz and noise with which the world constantly bombards us.

In this episode, we had a very open and honest discussion about how challenging it is to live in the now. We also shared inspired ideas and thoughts on ways to make it work.

In this episode, we compare two Bible characters - Jonah and Joseph. Jonah was your typical 'Apostle to the nations' whose purpose was so strong he survived days in the belly of a fish. Joseph on the other hand was simply a good Father and an amazing husband who acted as a cover for his family. Can we say that Joseph's life purpose was any less valid than Jonah's? We think not.