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In this episode, we take a jab at answering the million-dollar question: What happens when we go die and go to heaven? Join us as Suah throws at Peter all the questions she’s always wanted answered.
In light of the devastating incident that took place at Robb Elementary School last week, Peter and Suah have a conversation about loss and grieving.
In the final instalment (for now) of our How Do You Know series, we are tackling the topic of personal “calling.” How do we know what God’s calling is for our lives? Tune in to hear Peter and Suah’s takes.
We’re continuing our series by exploring the question, “How do you know when you’re ready to have kids?” (SPOILER ALERT: Kids are adorable, but kids are also monsters.) Tune in and find to find out if you’re up for the very rewarding, but very challenging journey that is parenting.
Today we are kicking off the first episode of our “How Do You Know” series through which we tackle the ins and outs of the big “C” word— Commitment. In this episode, Peter and Suah discuss when and how they came to know that the person they are currently married to were “the one.”
We’re throwing it back to the old school days when the pastor would ask you to come up to the altar and share your testimony. Tune in to listen to Peter and Suah’s own “come to Jesus” moments.
Raise your hand if you’ve felt personally victimised by the church…yes, us too. Join Peter and Suah as they share their own encounters with the ugly side of ministry and church.
There’s a new f-word in town! Forgiveness is one of the most difficult yet crucial principles in a Christian’s life. Peter and Suah share examples from their own forgiveness journeys.
Have you ever just not felt like reading the bible? Or praying? Or going to church? How did you cope? Peter and Suah talk about their own experiences with “backsliding.”
There will be no new episode this week; we are taking a week off for Spring Break! Tune in next Monday for a fresh new episode!
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