This site requires JavaScript to be enabled. Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings, or upgrade to a modern browser.

Wellness Hour | The Language of Love, A Two- Sided Coin

Loading player...

Today, we’re speaking with Patrick, the author behind The Language of Love, A Two-Sided Coin. The title alone raises questions about relationships, communication, and the hidden layers of how people give and receive love. Since we don’t want to make assumptions about the book or his background, this conversation is all about exploring the inspiration, the ideas behind the title, and the journey that led him to put these thoughts on paper.

27 Nov English South Africa Christianity · Kids & Family

Other recent episodes

Scripture Spotlight - Bible Principles #17 | Spiritual Gifts and Ministries: Getting Acquainted

God bestows upon all members of His church in every age spiritual gifts that each member is to employ in loving ministry for the common good of the church and of humanity. Given by the agency of the Holy Spirit, who apportions to each member as He wills, the gifts…

1 Dec 15 min

Make It Practical | Nurturing Hope In Times of Waiting: Hope Is Not Passive

Hope is often mistaken for wishful thinking or emotional optimism. In Scripture, hope is active. It is rooted in trust, shaped by memory, and sustained by promise. Waiting becomes transformative when hope is cultivated intentionally, not just endured.

1 Dec 19 min

Scripture Spotlight (VOP New Millennium) L17 | Solving the Mystery of Death - Differentiating Between Death and Life

All across human history, death has been filled with mystery. From trying to understand what it is, to what happens to one taken under its clutches, where they go and what they are doing. If we miss them, can we reach out to them still? Brother Mpho helps clarify what…

28 Nov 18 min

Make It Practical | Taking Accountability As A Christian: Building a Culture of Accountability

Accountability thrives in environments of trust, humility and shared purpose. It cannot be forced. It must be chosen. In Christian communities, accountability should be normal, not rare. When believers commit to walking honestly with one another, the Church becomes a place of healing, not hiding.

28 Nov 15 min

Make It Practical | Taking Accountability As A Christian: Jesus and the Disciples: Accountability in Action

Jesus did not avoid hard conversations. He rebuked Peter, questioned motives and exposed pride. But He also restored, forgave and empowered. His model of accountability was relational, not transactional. He corrected to heal, not to shame. The disciples grew because they stayed close—even when it was uncomfortable.

27 Nov 19 min

All episodes