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
2,006 Episodes
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Life Matters | Family: From “I Do” to “Still Do”

When you stand at the altar, it’s easy to say "I do." But the real magic happens in the years that follow—in the quiet choices, the shared storms, and the everyday moments where you look at each other and say, "We still do."
29 Sep 24 min

Life Matters | Education: The Rise of AI Tutors

As artificial intelligence steps up to the digital chalkboard, it raises a massive question for the school system: What does this mean for the future of our human teachers? Are we looking at a revolutionary tool that helps educators scale their impact, or are we witnessing the first steps toward…
28 Sep 21 min

Scripture in Motion | The Road To Damascus (The Raging Critic)

Many of us look at our world today and see people who seem utterly hostile to faith—aggressive critics, mockers, or those deeply entrenched in lifestyles completely opposed to the Gospel. Acts 9 reminds us that the fiercest critics are often just one encounter away from becoming the greatest champions of…
28 Sep 18 min

Life Matters | Lifestyle: Ultra-Processed Foods (UFPs)

From the morning bowl of cereal to the ‘healthy’ protein bar in your gym bag, these highly engineered foods now make up over 50% of the average diet. But what is this hyper-convenient fuel actually doing to our bodies over time?
25 Sep 20 min

Life Matters | Lifestyle: Escaping Harmful Diet Fads

We’re diving into the hidden dangers of the multi-billion-dollar diet industry, why these trends always fail you in the end, and how you can actually build a healthy relationship with food without starving yourself.
18 Sep 20 min
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