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
1,503 Episodes
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Life Matters | Leadership: Going At Your Own Pace

Today, we look at the psychology, the practical steps, and the incredible freedom that comes from carving your own lane, versus trying to live up to the external pressures of a fast-paced world.
26 Nov 9 min

Life Matters | Legal: Declaration of GBV as a National Disaster

Across social media, a sea of purple profile pictures has emerged, a powerful symbol of solidarity and a call to action against the urgent crisis of gender-based violence and femicide. Today we are joined by Boitumelo Thage, to speak to us about the #PurpleProfile initiative, and how it aims to…
20 Nov 16 min

Bible Corner | Fundamental Beliefs: Life, Death & Resurrection of Jesus

In Christ’s life of perfect obedience to God’s will, His suffering, death and resurrection, God provided the only means of atonement for human sin, so that those who by faith accept this atonement may have eternal life, and the whole creation may better understand the infinite and holy love of…
19 Nov 18 min

Bible Corner | VOP Lesson: Jesus, the World’s Only Hope

Leaders in all areas of society and government are fully aware that our world is headed for a crisis, and many efforts are being made to escape the inevitable. But we know where the true answer lies, and that is what today’s lesson is all about.
18 Nov 15 min

Bible Corner | VOP Lesson: How Soon Will Jesus Come?

We’ve been saying “Jesus is coming soon” for generation after generation, and for some reason, many of us still believe that His coming is just around the corner. But how soon is “soon” exactly? And what signs should we be looking out for?
17 Nov 11 min
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