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From the rural village of Mbhokota in Limpopo, South Africa, hear from the mind of a real-world missionary of almost 20 years. Paul Schlehlein–or "boti Paul / mfundisi" (brother Paul / teacher) as he is addressed in the podcast–hails from Wisconsin, America but has left to cross the world, a culture, and a language group to go and minister to the Tsonga people of northern South Africa. With his knowledge of the scriptures, a passion for church history, and lessons from the field he seeks to ...
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Is the church neglecting its duty to guide young Christians in their pursuit of holy matrimony? Are cultural practices across Africa failing to prepare young people for the sacred covenant of marriage? How can we revive a biblical understanding of courtship and marriage in today's world? 📖 Tune in as we delve into Solomon's Song of Songs for timele…
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In this episode of Missionary Minds we discuss the one-flesh union between a man and his wife. How far does the union extend? Are husband and wife to be one-flesh in decision-making? In finances? In child-rearing? How can Christians go about thinking about oneness in their marriages. Tune in for all this and more.…
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This episode of TARIF explores the widespread issue of absent fathers in Africa. The absence of fathers in the home significantly contributes to social and economic problems across the continent. One major factor is the cultural practice of migrant labor, where men leave their families to find work elsewhere. This practice, while economically drive…
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This week on The Africa Review in Five: Have we looked at all the fields? The forgotten majority: 800 words for 800 million. Seth Meyers reminds us that while the majority of the world lives in cities, in Africa, the majority still live in rural areas. These areas are often overlooked and underserved, lacking access to basic necessities, education,…
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The problem with the way we've been doing EV outreach at and with events is wrong! It’s expected, unoriginal, and easily forgettable. And at the end of the day, how much impact will talking to 30 people (who don’t really care what you have to say and only approached out of curiosity), really make? Not that much. And, if you or your organization put…
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In this episode of Missionary Minds we discuss the one-flesh union between a man and his wife. How far does the union extend? Are husband and wife to be one-flesh in decision-making? In finances? In child-rearing? How can Christians go about thinking about oneness in their marriages. Tune in for all this and more.…
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In this episode of The Africa Review in Five, we tackle the disturbing issue of child marriage, a practice that robs young girls of their childhood and future. We explore the devastating consequences of this harmful tradition, prevalent in many parts of Africa and beyond. 🌍 Join us as we delve into this important topic and explore how Christians ca…
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There is endless debate about Christian unity. In this episode of The Africa Review in Five, we cut through the confusion and propose a simple, yet powerful criterion for unity: the degree of clarity in Scripture.We explore how focusing on what the Bible actually says, rather than on interpretations or traditions, can help Christians unite on essen…
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Kenya is in chaos! Violent protests have erupted nationwide, sparked by a hefty tax increase on essential goods, including an eco-levy aimed at waste management. But there's more to the story than meets the eye. This unrest is a direct result of IMF-imposed environmental policies tied to a substantial loan. In this episode of The Africa Review in F…
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Does praying to ancestors invite blessings or curses? Paul Schlehlein explores the pervasive practice of ancestor worship in Africa, its surprising parallels with historical European traditions, and the dangers it poses to Christian faith. Discover how the fear of ancestral spirits and witches influences daily life, and why the Bible warns against …
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People struggle with in-law relationships. They can cause havoc in a relationship or be a blessing to one. Sometimes the causes of strain are from external pressure, the parents pushing in. However, other times the causes of strain are from internal sources, one spouse not effectively leaving. How should Christians think through that?…
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Because of Africa’s history of slavery and racial discrimination, African governments often believe it is their duty to protect labourers from exploitation. They believe one of the ways to do this is to enact and enforce minimum wage laws, forcing businesses and employers to pay labourers no less than a stipulated amount. On the surface, this seems…
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This past week has been marked by shocks, frustration, and what the Kenyan citizens may term as palpable failure in nation-building. When the protests, dubbed "Occupy Parliament", began on Tuesday the 18th of June, Wycliffe Muia reports that it all looked peaceful. However Anti-tax protesters in Kenya are in shock after a 29-year-old man was killed…
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Whatever the state of political and military tensions on the African continent may be, Christians need to recognise that the world is engulfed in a war that involves all of humanity. It is not a physical war but a spiritual one that rages for control of our morals, of what we believe to be true, and ultimately of our worldview. However, many believ…
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In this episode of the EV Resource Podcast, returning guest Ben Nussbaum and I discuss some of the biggest challenges (and the solutions) facing fleets that are looking to transition their vehicles to alternative fuels. I strongly encourage everyone who is a small business owner using commercial vehicles to reach out to Ben and explore what options…
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The work of pastoral ministry is not for the faint-hearted. We read in Philippians 1:29 that “it has been granted to you that for the sake of Christ, you should not only believe in him but also suffer for his sake.” The calling often comes with unexpected trials and tribulations. Despite this, a pastor can model the joy of suffering before His peop…
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South Africa could become the first country in the world to implement a Universal Basic Income (UBI) grant, according to recent articles by Business Tech and Yahoo Finance. The basic tenet of UBI is that the government can accomplish its goal of eradicating inequality by offering a guaranteed income to everyone. Proponents of UBI, such as the ANC (…
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Recently two evangelists in Uganda were left in a pool of blood by Muslims demanding they renounce Christ. Just in 2024 alone, we read in horror of Muslims ambushing Christians in Kenya, murdering evangelists in Uganda and burning homes of recent converts. Some estimate over a million Christians have been martyred in just the first decade of the 21…
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The Washington DC Electric Vehicle Grand Prix is a hands-on educational program for high schools in Washington DC, Maryland, Ohio and Virginia. The competition was held on Saturday June 1, 2024 at RFK stadium. For this competition student teams apply engineering, science, and math principles and strategy to construct and race battery powered electr…
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Discover the untold stories of suffering and resilience in Sudan and Northeastern Nigeria. This gripping episode of The Africa Review in Five sheds light on the ignored genocides ravaging these regions, where millions face displacement, starvation, and violence. Tune in as we explore the silence of African leaders and the power of informed prayer a…
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“Discover the thought-provoking debate on whether mothers should participate more in the workplace. Stellenbosch Business School’s article sheds light on gender inequality, where women remain underrepresented. But what about mothers juggling careers and children? From Nigerian moms firing nannies to Ugandan moms defending their choices, the discuss…
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In this episode of The Africa Review in Five, we explore the impact of social media on Christians in Africa. With platforms like Facebook and Instagram rapidly growing in popularity, how can believers harness this tool for God's glory? We discuss the benefits of social media evangelism, fostering community, and enhancing Christian visibility. Howev…
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I now believe that it's a miracle that the EV transition has come as far as it has... I'm not so sure that we have enough resources to cut ties with China and bring the EV supply chain entirely to North America, and moreover, I'm confident that we won't be independent of China for many decades to come. In this episode of the EV Resource Podcast, I …
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In this episode of Missionary Minds, we discuss friendship. We were created for fellowship with God and with others. This is especially important when it comes to ministry. The New Testament is full of examples of people who ministered together, such as Paul and Barnabas, Timothy and Silas, and Priscilla and Aquila. Why is this? What are the benefi…
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Hello friends! Welcome to another episode of the EV Resource Podcast. This time I'm talking with Kyle Amman, Director of EV Development for Parkopedia about their very unique solution for EVs and connected vehicles. I won't give it all away here in the description, but I will say that if we can achieve the future that they are working to build, the…
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🎙️ “Guiding Our Children: Balancing Correction and Compassion” 🎙️ In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the delicate art of correcting our children. How do we differentiate between sins and innocent mistakes? And why might public correction hold unexpected benefits? Join us as we navigate this parenting tightrope with empathy and wisdom. 🌟👪…
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Hello friends! In this episode of the EV Resource Podcast, Andy Cooper, Jon Hurst, and I chat about some of the latest new happening in the EV space. We share some expanded thoughts and opinions on what's going on with Tesla's layoffs, Trump's threats to do away with the EV tax credit, what effect would an increase of the tariff on Chinese EVs brin…
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🎙️ “The Myth of the Perfect Woman: Why Young Men Delay Marriage” 🎙️ Join us in this eye-opening episode as we delve into why young men in the church are postponing marriage. Is it the elusive search for the flawless partner? Or perhaps cultural shifts and unrealistic expectations? Tune in to explore the truth behind the trend! 🌟👫…
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Hello friends! Join me in this episode of the EV Resource Podcast as I have a conversation with Alex Urist of XCharge. We touch on Tesla's recent layoff of the entire supercharger team, Freewire closing their HQ and shutting down, charging on 208V with XCharge, and more! ————————————— Patreon Supporters: Director Tier - Rajeev Narayan, Andy Cooper …
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Potholes have been a way of life on roads in Africa for a long time; with South Africa now attributing 25% of all road accidents in the country to poor road conditions. Fail to spot a pothole and you’ll pay for it in lost time and replacing that tyre! How much more crucial then in our spiritual lives that we learn to spot potholes and pitfalls, whe…
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Should doctors or family members be allowed to help a person die if they have a painful or terminal illness? Some first-world countries would answer yes, as euthanasia is legal in a handful of nations like the Netherlands, Portugal, Australia, Ecuador, and Spain. In 2024, eight South African doctors published their opinions in a national medical jo…
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The past 10 years have seen an inordinate amount of time and energy spent by the media, politicians, and educators on promoting transgenderism or Gender Identity Disorder (GID). The latest promotion of transgenderism in the school system is what is called Early Childhood Development Toolkit. The ECD Toolkit is meant to train primary school teachers…
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In this week's episode of the EV Resource Podcast I talk with EV racing champion Jon Bickford about his experience getting banned from multiple racetracks and Autocross series, what the general response has been to EV domination, and what it means for the future of motorsport. ————————————— Patreon Supporters: Director Tier - Rajeev Narayan, Andy C…
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Systemic racism refers to laws and policies in a society that discriminate against people based on their race. The Cambridge Dictionary defines systemic racism as “policies and practices that exist throughout a whole society…that result in and support a continued unfair advantage to some people and unfair or harmful treatment of others based on rac…
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This June, our continent will see its first-ever “Africa Pride” event, a virtual event celebrating homosexuality across Africa. The event is organised by “Reverend” Troy Perry, an American activist, in protest against the criminalisation of homosexual behaviour in Africa. This announcement comes as a bill has been introduced in Botswana’s parliamen…
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When a society ignores God's directive to be fruitful and multiply, its death rate will surpass its fertility rate and that nation will begin to die. For example, researchers estimate that the population of Japan–currently at 125 million–will more than halve to 53 million by the end of the century. Russia, Ukraine, and Italy face a similar problem.…
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Hello Friends! In this episode I speak with Roger Sands, CEO of Wyebot, about the challenges and solutions surrounding WIFI networks in manufacturing facilities. We touch on the important considerations regarding the risks and interesting hurdles to overcome for an IT team working for an EV manufacturer. I hope you enjoy it! Mentioned on the podcas…
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Hezekiah received a prophecy that because of his disobedience, a future Babylonian invasion would result in the capture and captivity of his sons. Hezekiah was relieved that he and his generation wouldn’t suffer the Babylonian invasion. As we would say, he kicked the can down the road and left his sons and their generation to deal with the conseque…
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