Public opinion on discipline has changed over time. Particularly regarding the raising of children, we're more divided than ever on the subject of corporal punishment.

This week on YouthVibes, the first of a two-part series, our guests talk about their experiences with their parents. It was a fun one.

Host: Mr Silas Agaldo

Guests: Mrs Cinci Osagiede, Mr Tobi Amoo, Mr Seth Kuje and Mr Plangkat Musa.

YouthVibes tackles Political Apathy this week, considering why many Christians feel they shouldn't be involved in politics.

This early episode of YouthVibes goes over the subject of relationships. Nkami and Daniel talk with Mr Tobi and Mrs Ayotola Salawu, as well as Mr Jenom and Mrs Njeb Makama, about their relationships - as well as their previous adventures.

Fellowship resumes this week, so YouthVibes sat down with the new leaders of the Fellowship to preview the year ahead.

After the session on Tattoos, the host and guests hung back to go over some of the finer points of the conversation. It gets real in this one and we end up talking about entire other topics. It's a fun one.

Guest Host: Pastor Fwangmun Oscar Danladi

Guests: Nathanael Danbury and Seth Kuje

Many churches have leadership positions filled exclusively by men. While that has been the case for most of general human history, most systems have come to the position that neither men nor women should have an exclusive hold on leadership.

For the church, however, change has been slow - and almost nonexistent in Orthodox settings.

This week on YouthVibes, we consider the many questions surrounding the role of women in formal leadership positions.

Host: Abigail Sule

Guests: Prof. Amaka Ocheke and Dzarma Gwary

Are you being lazy 🌚 or are you actually working with purpose? This week on YouthVibes, we realized that there's a difference between working hard for something, working purposefully for something and simply being lazy.

This week on YouthVibes, Istifanus Gurumtet talks with Mrs Anita Mallum and Dr Benjamin Joshua on the importance of hard work as opposed to laziness, and what the difference between working and working purposefully is.

Tattoos are cool for some people and taboo for others. Is there a scriptural basis for our arguments in favour of or against? Are our dislikes purely cultural?

Now, what about tribal marks? Same or different?

Pastor Fwangmun Oscar Danladi has a conversation with Nathanael Danbury and Seth Kuje on this week's episode

Everyone gets to that point where they wonder where all the time went, and what happened to the big dreams they had.