Merge: Where Young Adults Come Alive
Merge is a high-energy podcast for unmarried young adults (ages 19–29) who want to grow in their faith, build real friendships, and make a lasting impact. Each episode dives into topics on identity, purpose, and walking with God — all in a relatable, fun, and authentic way. Join a community that loves deeply, worships passionately, and faces life together. Merge is where you belong, believe, and become.
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In this inspiring episode, Dr. Mizinga Melu—renowned banking executive, leadership coach, and former CEO of Standard Chartered Zambia—shares her remarkable journey from overcoming early setbacks to becoming one of Africa's leading business leaders. Through powerful personal stories and practical leadership lessons, she explores why growth is a deliberate choice, not simply a consequence of time.
Discover how purpose, passion, and profession can align to create a meaningful career and life. From overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome to embracing discomfort as a catalyst for growth, Dr. Melu offers actionable insights that challenge listeners to identify their "why," stretch beyond their comfort zones, and remain resilient in the pursuit of their goals. This conversation is an empowering guide for anyone ready to unlock their full potential and lead with purpose.
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7 Jun 2026
Road to Wholeness | Jamila Maliti-Carroll
Join Jamila Maliti Carol as she explores the powerful connection between Christian faith and mental health, offering practical and spiritual insights for young adults navigating today's challenges. In this episode, she unpacks the science behind emotional regulation, explaining how the amygdala and prefrontal cortex shape our responses to stress, fear, and decision-making.
Drawing from the experiences of biblical figures such as Elijah and Naomi, Jamila highlights God's deep concern for emotional well-being and demonstrates how Scripture addresses mental and emotional struggles. She also examines modern pressures, including social media influence, loneliness, and isolation, encouraging listeners to develop self-awareness, healthy habits, and supportive relationships.
Through a holistic lens, this conversation emphasizes the importance of prayer, community, and professional counseling as complementary tools for achieving emotional and spiritual wholeness. Whether you're seeking encouragement, understanding, or practical strategies for mental wellness, this episode offers hope, wisdom, and actionable guidance for your journey.
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29 Jan 2026
Becoming Wise Builder | Pastor Sammie Ndhlovu
This episode explores what it means to become a wise builder by laying a strong and intentional foundation for life. Drawing from Jesus’ parable of the two builders in the Book of Matthew, the speaker highlights how a life anchored in Christ remains steady through life’s storms, while shallow foundations collapse under pressure. Listeners are challenged to live with consistency and purpose through daily habits such as spiritual growth, financial discipline, and wise mentorship—because life’s storms don’t destroy us; they reveal the foundation we’ve built.
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