YouthVibes

YouthVibes

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YouthVibes episodes

  • Domestic Violence

    Dealing with cases of domestic violence can be tricky. How do you get to the point where your marriage vows appear to mean nothing? More than that, what do you do when you are in the clutches of a marriage that has turned abusive?


    YouthVibes this week turns to the various forms domestic abuse can take: how to spot it early, and how to avoid repeating the mistakes your parents may have made.


    Guests: Dr Amoo and Prof. Amaka Ocheke


    Hosts: Odessa Aki and Daniel Sule

    40 min
  • Opposing Constituted Authorities
    The Bible instructs us to be obedient to constituted authorities. However, civil disobedience, such as shown by Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego in the Bible, and religious disobedience, such as shown by Martin Luther the Reformer, against the Catholic Church, shows that disobedience is sometimes necessary.
    This week on YouthVibes, we ask: when is disobedience necessary, and when is obedience mandated?
    Guests: Mr Silas Agaldo and Mr Smart Olufemi
    Guest Hosts: Dr Joshua Agbatse and Ms Marvelous Clement
    51 min
  • Do it Well
    Many employers these days are wary of hiring Gen Z employees because there's a fear of bad work ethic. Is this accurate, and how do we, as far as our own work, across generations, consider diligence and consistency in business and work?
    Guests: Mrs Nankwat Kwotbok and Mr Promise Salawu
    Hosts: Nkami Iwara and Daniel Sule
    1 hr 3 min
  • When to Snitch
    We're taught, from a certain age, that snitching (telling on people) is wrong. But is that always applicable? What about when a friend tells you something in confidence that requires external action?
    Join Plangkat Musa and Yannis Gyede for a conversation on all things snitching.
    Hosts: Seyelnen Molwus and Jesse Wazoh
    54 min
  • Shine ya eye (ear)

    With the prevalence of false teachers in the world today, how can we wade through the many voices clamouring for our attention and focus on the truth. How, it seems, can we even find the truth?


    Guests: Mrs Ibuebue Namo, Jezreel Oppa


    Hosts: Peace Umar, Daniel Sule

    59 min
  • The God that Answers by Fire

    If you're like many believers today, you pray for the judgment of God to come on just about everyone that wrongs you in a deep way. But is that how God deals with His children, or even those who are outside the fold?


    Guests: Rev. Peter Salawu and Mrs Nenpan Daniel


    Guest Hosts: Ms Persisa Atang and Dr Isaac Alamba

    1 hr 7 min
  • Thriving in a Challenging Economy: The Value of Self-Sufficiency

    With the challenges faced by the global economy, and seemingly the worst recession/inflationary cycle faced by Nigeria in generations, we ask: how bad are things, truly?

    More than that, where do we go from here, knowing that the economy isn't great, and the worst, unfortunately, may be yet to come.


    Mrs Jennifer Agaldo and Mr Yakubu Mwanse are back on YouthVibes with life lessons on the importance of saving, cutting back on spending, and branching out into other sources of income.


    Hosts: Joshua Agbatse and Daniel Sule

    1 hr 32 min
  • How to make Money (And Keep It)

    With the economy as tough as it is these days, we thought it was a good idea to get a couple of experts together to talk about how to think about the money you have.


    Join Seyelnen Molwus and Istifanus Gurumtet as they have a conversation with Mr Naths Nmadu and Mr Isaac Ige on Financial Responsibility and Stewardship.

    1 hr 13 min
  • Tithing

    Should I pay tithes if we no longer live in Old Testament times? What if I want to send my tithes somewhere else?


    This week on YouthVibes, we consider the many questions around tithing and its relevance in the 21st Century.


    Guests: Rev. Jerry Faruk and Prof. Isaac Ocheke


    Guest Hosts: Miracle Joshua and Jezreel Oppa

    51 min

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