- 18
- Episodes
- Monthly
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- 2021
- First episode
About Podcast
And thine ears shall hear a word behind thee, saying, This is the way, walk ye in it, when ye turn to the right hand, and when ye turn to the left. Isaiah 30:21 www.christianliving.faith (https://www.christianliving.faith?utm_medium=podcast)
- Publisher
- Gospel Lekia
- Category
- religion & spirituality · society & culture
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 4 Sept 2021
- Latest episode
- 16 Aug 2026
Latest episodes
18 episodes in the feed.
16 Aug 2026
That Nothing Be Lost
That Noting be lost explores the spiritual importance of remnants, drawing from the biblical account of Jesus feeding the five thousand to argue that nothing should be wasted. The author emphasizes that leftovers and fragments, whether they be food, failed experiences, or diminished resources, often serve as the essential seeds for future miracles. By highlighting the global issue of food waste alongside stories of biblical figures who overcame loss, the source encourages readers to manage their abundance responsibly. Ultimately, the message is that offering one’s perceived insignificance to God allows for restoration and new beginnings. Every small resource or difficult trial holds hidden value when placed in the hands of a higher power. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.christianliving.faith (https://www.christianliving.faith?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1)
5 Jul 2026
Beneath the Boughs of Mercy
Beneath the Boughs of Mercy explores the transformative power of divine mercy by contrasting the biblical account of Zacchaeus with the hollow nature of outward religiosity. The author argues that while legalistic crowds and religious elites often obstruct the path to salvation, true redemption is available to those who recognise their own spiritual desperation. By comparing Zacchaeus to the blind Bartimaeus and the arrogant Pharisee, the source illustrates that genuine repentance is marked by a radical change of heart rather than mere ritual. Ultimately, the narrative emphasises that no person is too morally compromised to be reached by grace, as evidenced by the tax collector’s willingness to abandon his wealth for a relationship with Christ. The sycamore tree serves as a symbolic prelude to the sacrifice on the cross, which provides the ultimate shelter for the lost. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.christianliving.faith (https://www.christianliving.faith?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1)
6 Apr 2026
Give Me This Mountain: Faith for the Heights Ahead
Give me this mountain explores the concept of personal challenges as vital assignments rather than mere obstacles. By examining the lives of biblical figures like Caleb and Jesus, alongside the modern example of Colonel Sanders, the author illustrates that spiritual and worldly success requires embracing difficult tasks. The narrative emphasises that faith and persistence allow individuals to transform daunting trials into opportunities for growth and redemption. A central theme suggests that the internal struggle against doubt and fear is the most significant peak to summit. Ultimately, the source encourages readers to seek out higher ground and view their current hardships as the gateway to their divine purpose. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
4 Feb 2026
Love Lifted Me
Love Lifted Me explores the divine origin and transformative power of love, arguing that its true meaning is found in the nature of God rather than human emotion. The author contends that many societal and personal struggles stem from a distorted definition of love that prioritises self-interest over the selfless standards found in biblical scripture. Through the lens of 1 Corinthians 13, the writing illustrates how authentic affection is characterised by patience, kindness, and endurance. Lekia uses a modern anecdote and the example of Jesus to show that while human efforts often fail, the love of Christ provides a supernatural foundation for lasting relationships. Ultimately, the source serves as a spiritual call to abandon personal ideologies and embrace a redeeming love that is free, eternal, and life-changing. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
11 Aug 2025
The Three Queens of Katwe
The Three Queens of Katwe explores the author's journey to understand and embody three core Christian commandments of love. Initially struggling with the concept of loving one's neighbour as oneself, the author recounts a pivotal conversation with a pastor who clarifies that the ability to truly love stems from being "born again." This realisation leads to a profound spiritual transformation, where love shifts from being an impossible duty to an inherent nature, making obedience to God's commands a source of joy. The text emphasises that authentic love is not merely a rule to be followed but a life to be lived through Christ's power. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
31 May 2025
Rescue the Perishing
Rescue the Perishing emphasises the urgency for Christians to fulfil their calling in spreading the gospel. The author highlights the widespread need for spiritual help, comparing it to a burden felt personally and seen on the faces of those around them. Citing biblical passages, the piece argues that believers are often hesitant or misdirected in their efforts, like the confused disciples or Samuel, failing to fully embrace their specific assignment from God. The author stresses that while the harvest is plentiful, there are too few labourers actively engaged in their unique ministry, whether it be preaching, writing, or other forms of service. Ultimately, the text serves as a call to action for Christians to move beyond complacency and earnestly labour in the specific field God has appointed them to. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
24 May 2025
A Long Walk to Death
A Long Walk to Death explores the Christian perspective on life and death. It argues that the worldly definition of life, focused on personal control and the accumulation of experiences, ultimately leads to a sense of depletion and vanity. The author contrasts this with the necessity of "dying" in a spiritual sense, giving up one's ways and submitting to God's will, drawing parallels with the death and resurrection of Christ and the parable of the grain of wheat. This spiritual dying, though painful and counter-intuitive to human nature's desire for control, is presented as the only path to true life and fruitfulness from a Christian standpoint. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
24 May 2025
Raising the King
Raising the King discusses the responsibility of "kingmakers"—primarily parents and guardians— in raising children according to Christian principles. It uses the metaphor of raising a future king to emphasise the importance of early and disciplined training in righteousness. The text highlights the need for nurturing children with divine instruction rather than secular influences to prepare them for leadership and spiritual integrity. Ultimately, the article stresses that the future and the kingdom depend on intentionally raising the next generation in the ways of the Lord. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
30 Mar 2025
Men of the Bible - Harim
Harim leaves his father's home seeking independent prosperity in the booming city of Tyre. Driven by a desire for his legacy despite his father's pleas, Harim invests his inheritance in Tyre's economy. However, unforeseen economic decline leads to his financial ruin, forcing him to flee to Sidon, where he encounters Abdul and contemplates returning home. Despite initial shame and reluctance, Harim eventually has a pivotal moment of realization, recognizing the futility of his independent struggle and deciding to seek reconciliation with his father. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
27 Dec 2024
Winter is Coming (conversation)
Winter is Coming is a spiritual reflection representing a decline in faith and spiritual vitality within the church. It contrasts the fleeting success of Olympic athletes with the enduring importance of spiritual perseverance, drawing parallels between athletic competition and the Christian life. The author warns against complacency and superficial piety, urging readers to "stoke their inner fire" and return to genuine faith and action, fulfilling their divinely appointed purpose rather than engaging in meaningless religious activities. The piece concludes with a call to renew spiritual strength through prayer, returning to core Christian values, and actively serving God's purpose. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
26 Oct 2024
Before you say "I do"
The excerpt examines the biblical story of Abraham sending his servant to find a wife for his son, Isaac. It highlights the importance of finding a godly partner and outlines the process of seeking a wife through prayer and discernment. The text emphasizes the significance of marrying within the faith and underscores the role of submission and obedience in a God-honoring marriage. The author draws parallels between the biblical narrative and modern-day Christian relationships, encouraging readers to seek God's guidance and prioritize biblical principles in their pursuit of a life partner. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
2 Oct 2024
The 5 Lords of the Philistines
"The 5 Lords of the Philistines," uses biblical examples to highlight five internal enemies Christians face: Self, Lust, Fear, Envy, and Pride. The author emphasizes that these sinful forces are like the five lords who ruled the Philistines, constantly seeking to destroy God’s people. Drawing parallels with the Israelites’ struggles against the Philistines, the author calls on Christians to fight these internal battles with the same passion and dedication as the Israelites fought for their freedom. It uses vivid imagery and biblical references to challenge readers to confront their weaknesses and embrace a life of spiritual warfare. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
20 Sept 2024
Where Christ is Still Glorified
Who defines our standards as Christians? Our standard of living, education, communication, fashion, pursuit, and child training. Surely, we theoretically know the answer. But do we want the answer? Do we not go back to our bed of comfort and follow the path of ease? It is easy to quickly borrow what we see in the world if we don’t follow divine standards. Christ certainly is not glorified in the world. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
23 Jul 2024
A People Saved by Grace
The grace of God is not a measure of our standard of living, nor is it for amassing worldly and material gains. The grace of God is a gift for living a victorious Christian life. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
13 Jul 2024
Three Things You Should Consider In Your Effort For A Better Life
Achieving anything worthwhile requires rolling up our sleeves. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
9 Jul 2024
Love not the World - Reloaded
The Christian call to separate from the World is as important as ever. There is no resemblance between the believer and the world. Come out from among them and be you separate remains the Lord’s command. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
7 Apr 2022
Love not the World - Podcast
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4 Sept 2021
The Sheepfold - Podcast
Do have an amazing time as you listen to the Sheepfold. This is our first recorded podcast on Christian Living, and we hope you will be blessed. Get full access to Christian Living at www.christianliving.faith/subscribe (https://www.christianliving.faith/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)
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