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Judge not. But do we obey that? And up to what point?? This week, YouthVibes shakes tables on both sides. Church people are prone to turn up their nose at everything that steers away from what they would prefer - not always what is scriptural. How do we tackle this, and how do we not let it turn into complacency?
Guests: Mr Silas Agaldo and Mrs Nneka Sule
Hosts: Jonathan Yako and Damilola Ige
What exactly are we owed? The answer to that question largely depends on who is answering. Young people have abdicated responsibility in some areas and become disillusioned with society in general. Why? And is that altogether wrong? Should older generations not leave something for younger generations to build upon? What are we owed?
Guests: Dr Hannatu Wazoh, Mr Benjamin Agaldo
Hosts: Timothy Liman and Seth Kuje
AI is a useful tool for a lot of things, but we find ourselves depending on it far too much. While it has definitely made things easier, do we ask ourselves what we're losing in terms of creativity and our basic skill sets?
We discuss it all on YouthVibes this week.
Guests: Barr Jennifer Agaldo and Ms Jemimah Osawe
Hosts: Jesse Wazoh and Josiah David
This week, we turn to the subject of prayer. With so many teachings on the subject of tongues, we get to the bottom of the matter: what are tongues, what is the purpose of the gift, and where/how should it be used?
Additionally, we zero in on the question: are we using tongues to avoid learning to speak to God personally?
Guests: Rev Jerry Faruk & Mr Luka Wazoh
Hosts: Andrew Pwul & Yvonne Ya'akugh
It's been 66 years since the British handed over the nation but are we truly independent?
On this anniversary, we take a look inwards, amid the peril and promise and ask: can this nation truly change?
Hosts: Elsie Jombo & Daniel Stephen
Guests: Mr Simon Mangs & Prof Amaka Ocheke
These days, we talk about mental health more often than we had in the past. Is this a good thing or is it a bad thing? Are we building people who are more honest and open or are we building people who lack resilience?
Guests: Abigail Inuwa & Philip Wazoh
Hosts: Joy Wazoh & Timothy Liman
There will likely always be disagreements in the Church. In 1 Corinthians 3, Paul tackles the subject of boasting regarding church leaders. In a special Bible Study episode, we look at the meaning of the term "God's temple" as it relates to believers, and the importance of growth and maturity in the faith.
Reference Passage: 1 Corinthians 3:16-23
Host: Andrew Pwul
Guests: Jerome Azi and Annah Azi
Is the journey of faith for me to walk alone or not? This week, we consider the ins and outs of the Christian experience - why is it important to walk certain aspects of this journey solo and impossible to apply that same theory to other aspects?
Guests: Dr Irene Yakubu & Mr Samuel Kwotbok
Hosts: Damilola Ige & Seth Ozigi
Social media has become a major part of our everyday lives, influencing how we think, communicate, and even express our faith. But is it bringing us closer to Christ, or slowly changing the way we understand and practice Christianity?
In this episode, we take a closer look at the impact of social media on our faith, the benefits and dangers of Christian content online, and how we can stay grounded in Christ while navigating the digital world.
Guests: Marvelous Clement, Mrs. Chizoba Asufi
Hosts: Elsie Jombo, Jonathan Yako
A major challenge facing people today across generations is pornography. We discuss its various forms, the hold it has on so many people, and the battle that must be fought to escape its hold.
Guests: Barr. Nankwat Kwotbok & Mr Promise Salawu
Hosts: Nathanael Danbury & Joy Wazoh
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