Sambakz Unfinished Thoughts

About Sambakz Unfinished Thoughts

Welcome to a space where the divine meets the daily. Join us as we explore the intersection of steadfast faith, original poetry, and the vibrant snapshots of a life in motion. This podcast is a collection of spoken-word reflections and honest storytelling, designed for those who find beauty in the details and purpose in the journey. Whether you're here for a moment of peace, a spark of creative inspiration, or a new way to look at your own story, you'll find a seat at our table. Let’s frame the extraordinary within the ordinary together.

Publisher

Sambakz

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

8 May 2026

Latest episode

29 May 2026

Latest episodes

8 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   29 May 2026

   EVEN SHATTERED THING REFLECTS

   EVEN SHATTERED THING REFLECTS

2. 

   23 May 2026

   FATIMA: ...Podcast Please

   FATIMA: ...Podcast Please

3. 

   19 May 2026

   THIS WAS HOW I DISAPPEARED (SPOKEN-WORD POETRY)

   THIS WAS HOW I DISAPPEARED (SPOKEN-WORD POETRY)

4. 

   19 May 2026

   BECOMING LIKE JESUS

   BECOMING LIKE JESUS

5. 

   12 May 2026

   WHAT AM I BECOMING?

   With everything that we are doing, let's pause for a moment and ask ourselves this question: WHAT AM I BECOMING? The greatest question a believer can ask is not merely, “Am I successful?” or “Am I progressing?” but, “Am I becoming like Jesus, or someone else?” Because every day, consciously or unconsciously, we are being shaped into the image of whatever we constantly behold, follow, admire, and obey. Becoming like Jesus is more than carrying the title of “Christian.” It is the gradual transformation of the heart, mind, character, and conduct. It is learning to love the way He loved, forgive the way He forgave, serve with humility, speak with grace, walk in truth, and remain obedient to God even when it is difficult. Christlikeness is not perfection overnight; it is daily surrender and continual growth. The danger is that many people can know about Jesus without actually becoming like Him. A person may attend church regularly yet become more prideful than humble. They may speak spiritual language yet lack compassion. They may appear religious outwardly while inwardly becoming cold, angry, impatient, selfish, or consumed by worldly validation. This is why self-examination is necessary. Every influence in our lives is shaping us into someone. Social media shapes desires. Culture shapes values. Pain shapes reactions. Friendships shape behavior. Ambition shapes priorities. If we are not intentional, we can slowly become reflections of the world around us rather than reflections of Christ. Some people become like their fears. Some become like their idols. Some become like the wounds they never healed from. Others become versions of themselves built entirely around approval, ego, or survival. But Jesus calls us to something higher. He calls us not merely to imitate His actions outwardly, but to allow Him to transform us inwardly. The evidence of becoming like Christ is seen in the fruit we produce: love instead of hatred, peace instead of chaos, patience instead of anger, humility instead of pride, purity instead of compromise, and faithfulness instead of inconsistency. This question also forces honesty. When people encounter us, do they experience kindness, truth, mercy, and integrity? Do our private lives reflect the same values we display publicly? Are we growing in character, or only in appearance? Are we becoming softer toward God or more distant from Him? To become like Jesus requires intentional communion with Him. We become like what we consistently spend time with. Prayer changes us. Scripture renews us. Obedience refines us. Trials mature us. The Holy Spirit transforms us. God’s goal is not only to bless us externally, but to shape us internally into the likeness of His Son. So the question remains deeply personal: In my thoughts, habits, relationships, ambitions, speech, and lifestyle — am I becoming more like Jesus, or am I slowly becoming someone else?

6. 

   12 May 2026

   welcome home: Sambakz unfinished thoughts

   welcome home: Sambakz unfinished thoughts

7. 

   11 May 2026

   on Prayer

   Prayer must first be understood before it can be practiced effectively. Many people see prayer as a ritual, a routine, or merely a religious obligation, but prayer is far deeper than that. Prayer is communication with God — intimate, intentional, and alive. It is not just about speaking words into the air; it is about connecting the human spirit with the heart of God. We ought to pray correctly too. Correct prayer is not necessarily about using complicated words or sounding spiritual before others. It is about sincerity, faith, understanding, and relationship. God is not moved by empty repetition, but by a heart that genuinely seeks Him. Prayer becomes powerful when it flows from honesty, reverence, and expectation. Just like a phone call or a video call connects two people across distance, prayer connects us to God beyond the physical realm. In a phone call, communication is two-sided: one person speaks and the other listens. Prayer works the same way. It is not only about talking to God; it is also about listening for His direction, correction, comfort, and peace. A relationship cannot grow through one-sided communication, and neither can our relationship with God. When you call someone you love, you do not struggle to speak with them because connection already exists. In the same way, prayer should not feel like a performance but like fellowship with a Father who desires our attention. Sometimes prayer is joyful thanksgiving; sometimes it is deep intercession; sometimes it is silent tears when words cannot fully express the burden of the heart. Yet in every form, prayer remains a divine connection. Just as weak network signals can interrupt a call, distractions, unbelief, and inconsistency can weaken our prayer life. This is why we must learn to pray with focus, faith, and spiritual understanding. Prayer is not meant to be our last option in moments of crisis; it should be our daily communion with God. A person who understands prayer understands access — access to strength in weakness, peace in confusion, wisdom in uncertainty, and hope in difficult seasons. Prayer is not merely a religious act; it is a lifeline between humanity and heaven.

8. 

   8 May 2026

   the start of something: THE NAME OF THE LORD

   This is my first-ever attempt at podcasting. Let's talk about Jesus and Poetry, Life and Living, and Everything in between!

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