Maranatha Drive

Maranatha Drive is an afternoon commute show combining contemporary Christian music with discussions on current events and biblical insights. It aims to keep listeners informed, inspired, and connected to their faith as they end their workday. The show offers a mix of uplifting music, commentary, and spiritual reflection for an entertaining and enriching journey home.
Monthly English South Africa Christianity
1,822 Episodes
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Scripture in Motion | The Cost of Discipleship

Grace is often sold in the marketplace as a cut-price commodity. But does the historic Jesus match this easy entry point? Today we examine the radical, uncompromising initial call of Jesus and the biblical reality of costly grace—the treasure for which a man sells everything he has.
15 Jun 26 min

Scripture in Motion | The World vs. The Kingdom

Living a Kingdom lifestyle makes you a true non-conformist, which can draw intense questions from people around you. Yet, this counter-cultural lifestyle is exactly how we become salt and light to a watching world. Let’s discuss the courage it takes to live out kingdom values in a society that mocks…
11 Jun 15 min

Life Matters | Leadership: The Transparency Paradox

As a leader, conventional wisdom tells you to be transparent. But what happens when the truth is terrifying? It is the ultimate leadership tightrope—how much should you share when you don’t have all the answers yourself?
10 Jun 13 min

Scripture in Motion | The World vs. The Kingdom

The world has a blueprint for your life, built on comparison, scarcity, and self-preservation. But Romans 12:2 commands us to stop letting the world squeeze us into its mould. Today, we discover why it stands in direct opposition to the gospel.
9 Jun 16 min

Scripture in Motion | The World vs. The Kingdom

As believers, we face a daily tension: living in the world, but not being of it. The Bible warns us: 'Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.' How do we stop absorbing the values of a broken society?
8 Jun 15 min
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