YouthVibes

This week, we discuss the core of our faith. Many believers - young people in particular - have questions around their faith and so few answers.

How do we discover the foundations of our faith for our own selves, and when do we decide for ourselves that we won't live based on only what we have been told, but what we believe for ourselves?

Guest: Pastor Eric Josiah

Hosts: Seth Ozigi and Nathanael Danbury

What does it look like when false teaching creeps into the Church? How can believers discern truth in a world full of competing voices?

In this Bible Study episode of YouthVibes, we dive into 2 Peter 2 and explore Peter's strong warning against false teachers. Through honest conversation and Scripture-based discussion, we examine the characteristics of false teachers, the dangers of spiritual deception, and how Christians can remain firmly rooted in God's truth.

Whether you're studying the passage for the first time or revisiting it with fresh eyes, join us as we unpack its relevance for young believers navigating faith in today's world.

Scripture Focus: 2 Peter 2

Guests: Mrs Njeb Jenom, Mr Daniel Stephen, Mr Elijah Gang

Host: Seth Kuje

Have you ever felt guilty for saying no to someone you care about? And does that guilt mean you were wrong to set the boundary?

In this episode of YouthVibes, we dive into the important conversation about boundaries in relationships. Whether it's with family, friends, or someone you're dating, boundaries can often feel uncomfortable, misunderstood, or even unchristian. But are they really?

Join us as we explore what healthy, godly boundaries look like, why they're necessary for thriving relationships and how they can lead to healthier relationships.

Guests: Prof. Amaka Ocheke & Mr Yinka Balogun

Hosts: Joy Wazoh & Victor Theophilus

With use of the internet so ubiquitous in everyday life, this week, we ask: what are people doing online, and where are they hanging out; more importantly, what can we learn about how to navigate these dangerous spaces and how to guide others as they navigate?

Guests: Matthew Hans-Bello, Keziah Ibrahim, and Nathanael Danbury

Host: Timothy Liman

Our phones gave us the world. But at what cost?

This week we dig into the hidden downsides of screen time for adults — and what it’s doing to kids growing up on iPads and TikTok.

Listen if you’ve ever felt your brain fried after 2 hours of scrolling.

Guests: Mr Timothy Odafe, Ms Marjorie Dah, Mr Unique Ochepo, Ms Joy Wazoh, Mr Jenom Makama, Prof Amaka Ocheke.

Hosts: Mr Enoch Tyulen & Mr Zumnan Mwanse

With many individuals wary of marriage these days, we turn our attention to the subject this week. Why do so many marriages not work out, and what can we do to avoid the same pitfalls in our own marriages?

But first, is it even required to get married at all?

Guests: Dr Ishaya Agaldo, Barr. Elizabeth Dauda.

Hosts: David Ocheke, Yvonne Ya'akugh

Music is an integral part of so many lives; it moves people in various ways, and is an important part of worship in the Church.

If music is so important, how should we consider its role in our lives?

Guests: Mr Israel Daniel & Mr Benaiah Usman

Hosts: Plangkat Musa & Joy Wazoh

For many people, finding friends is the hardest thing there is. In some other situations, loneliness creeps up at the most unexpected moments, and all the relationships we thought we had can seem insufficient.

We talk this week on YouthVibes about loneliness. What can we do about the moments when we're just down, and how can we shore up our relationships to better address this challenge?

Guests: Silas and Jennifer Agaldo

Hosts: Joy Wazoh and Daniel Sule

If friendships are some of the more core experiences of being human, we turn this week to what those complicated, often messy, altogether wonderfully rewarding experiences mean for us.

What does it mean to be a good friend? How do we gauge our friendships, and are we ourselves good friends to the people we hold dear?

Guests: Evarista Dalong & Sean Yakubu

Hosts: Joy Wazoh & Daniel Sule

For many people, the worst thing you can do is say something bad/mean about them. For some others, criticism holds no value, no matter how valid it is. What approach is right?

YouthVibes this week turns to the subject of external validation. How much sway should people's words hold over us? How important is it that we listen to criticism, and how do we decide what is beneficial to us or not?

Guests: Mrs Comfort Bulus & Mr Tobi Salawu

Hosts: Daniel Sule & Jonathan Yako