YouthVibes

Is it important to grow spiritually? The answer, for many people is obviously 'yes', but we don't often think about what that means, and we, far too often, don't think about whether we're actively growing in our faith.

Guests: Mrs Asta Osawe and Mr Luka Wazoh

Guest Hosts: Timothy Liman and Ritkatmun Lenka

One of the hardest things is to be in a community where you are going through the hardest mental issues and you are asked to pray it away, well prayer is great and needed but there should be a support to it right?

Christians are taught to pray away depression, anxiety and every mental issues they have, forgetting that God endowed people with the ability to help through therapy. You will hear from our guest on this week episode about mental health and Christianity and how it is ok to go for therapy if you feel down. Enjoy!!

Guest: Mrs Elizabeth Gimba

Hosts: Joy Wazoh and Nathan Umar

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For many people, faith, and career are often on two separate sides of the aisle. In professions where compromise is expected to succeed, far too many Christians leave their beliefs in pursuit of their careers.

This week on YouthVibes, we have a conversation with Justice James Ogebe and Dr Mrs Maryam Ogebe, respectively a retired justice of the Supreme Court of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the first female doctor in Northern Nigeria. With such high-profile careers, we ask: how do you balance growing a family, holding on to your faith and succeeding professionally?

Guest Host: Mr Tobi Salawu

What things in our lives require faith, and what things require us to get our hands dirty? This week, YouthVibes asks the question: is faith sufficient for all things in this life?

Guests: Mr Benjamin Agaldo, Mr Istifanus Gurumtet

Host: Daniel Sule

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Nigeria has, over the last week been in the middle of nationwide protests over rising costs of living and runaway inflation, amid many other grievances. With 13 lives lost as at the recording of this episode, we turn inwards and ask ourselves: are we on the right path?

Guests: Dr Isaac Alamba, Dzarma Gwary

Links:

Faith Watch: https://faithwatch.substack.com

EndSARS YouthVibes Episode: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youthvibes/episodes/Where-is-Nigeria-Headed--endSARS-and-the-Role-of-the-Church-e1pi38p

Plateau State Governor's Newsletter: https://calebmutfwang.us13.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=28766ab932419990447b6c445&id=b00a12ad55

A read through Romans 8 and 9 raises a lot of questions about the subject of free will and predestination.

Has God already chosen the people who will get into heaven? And should those who haven't been chosen still bear the blame?

Archbishop Benjamin Kwashi on YouthVibes this week tackles the subject of predestination.

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This week on YouthVibes, the Team reviews two major conversations we've had over the past couple of months: Alcohol and Faith, and our July series on paying for IP.

Team: Nathanael Danbury, Nkami Iwara, Daniel Sule, Joy Wazoh.'

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On the subject of putting your money where your mouth is, this week, we consider societies where paying for services is commonplace, and why that’s not as common in ours.

This episode is the third in our series on payment for intellectual property: books, music, software, and movies.

Guest: Pastor Fwangmun Oscar Danladi

Guest Host: Dalipa Gwary

Do you pay for the movies you watch, or the books you read, or the music you listen to? This week on YouthVibes, we continue the conversation on compensation for services, turning our attention to books, movies, and music. We answer a couple of questions from last week's episode and raise a few more.
Guests: Mrs Jennifer Agaldo and Mr Nathanael Danbury
Guest Host: Dalipa Gwary

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Do you pay for the software you use: things like Microsoft Office, Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, EasyWorship, etc.?

Should you pay for them, knowing it's the right thing to do, or has Nigerian culture made us all feel like giving money to big corporations for their services is throwing it away?

This is the start of a four-episode series that will run throughout the month of July on piracy and ethics. We begin this week with a conversation with David Danladi, a photographer who would like to plead the Fifth Amendment in answering this question.

Guest Host: Dalipa Gwary.

New Faith Watch Article out now at https://faithwatch.substack.com