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Dying to Live Podcast

Dying to Live Podcast

Auteur(s): Joshua Generation Church
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 The paradox of the Christian faith involves losing one's life to find it and dying to oneself to gain it (Mark 8:34-35). As citizens of heaven we work, study, love and live here on the earth. The podcast features real conversations aimed at helping believers live for Christ while being grounded in the truth as they navigate life in this secular world. Hosted by Wayne Turner and Nadene Badenhorst for Joshua Generation Church with Michael d'Offay giving eldership oversight.Copyright Joshua Generation Church, Cape Town, South Africa Christianisme Pastorale et évangélisme Spiritualité
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  • Charlie Kirk and Christian Nationalism

    Charlie Kirk and Christian Nationalism
    Nov 3 2025
    In recent years, the term Christian Nationalism has stirred up a lot of heat—and not always a lot of light. Some say Christians should take back political power and legislate biblical values into law. Others warn that this kind of thinking confuses the Kingdom of God with earthly kingdoms.

    As believers, we have to ask some hard questions: Should the Church be involved in politics? What does it mean to be salt and light in a democracy? How should our faith shape our public life—without turning the gospel into a political weapon?

    Jesus told Pilate, ‘My kingdom is not of this world.’ Yet, He also called us the light of the world—a city on a hill that cannot be hidden. So where’s the balance? Are we called to influence culture, or to transform hearts? Can we really legislate Christian morality for people who don’t know Christ?

    In today’s episode, we’ll explore the tension between faith and politics, between conviction and coercion. We’ll also look at voices like Charlie Kirk and the movement around Christian nationalism, asking: does this align with biblical Christianity—or does it risk turning the Church into just another political tribe?

    Our goal isn’t to take sides, but to look at Scripture honestly and ask, What does the Kingdom of God look like in a political world? Because ultimately, our allegiance isn’t to a flag—it’s to a King.
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    49 min
  • Is Healing For Everyone - Always?

    Is Healing For Everyone - Always?
    Oct 27 2025
    Is healing for everyone, always? If God can heal — why doesn’t He heal everyone we pray for?
    And what does the Bible really say about healing, faith, and suffering? For some, healing brings hope. For others, it brings confusion, doubt, and even disappointment. We read stories of miracles in Scripture, and we hear testimonies of healing today — yet sometimes, despite sincere prayer and deep faith, healing doesn’t come. And people are left wondering: Did I not have enough faith? Did God ignore me? Did I fail somehow? But biblical truth clears the confusion: faith is not “faith in faith” — it’s faith in God.

    Healing is not powered by human belief or “faith healing.” True healing is always divine healing — it comes from God alone, according to His purpose, wisdom, and timing. Yes, God does heal — the Bible makes that clear. But the same Bible also speaks of suffering, trials, weakness, and perseverance. Sometimes God displays His power by removing the trial — and sometimes He displays His glory by sustaining us through it.

    As Paul said: “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness” (2 Corinthians 12:9). This conversation is not about shallow answers. It’s about biblical faith, honest struggle, and real hope rooted in the character of God.
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    45 min
  • Navigating Change

    Navigating Change
    Oct 20 2025
    Change. It touches every one of us. Sometimes we choose it — like a new job, a move, or a personal goal — and other times it crashes into our lives uninvited — loss, uncertainty, or unexpected disruptions. But one thing is certain: change is not optional — it’s inevitable. The real question is how we navigate it.

    In today’s episode, we’re going to explore what change really is, why it’s often uncomfortable, and how we can respond to it in a way that builds faith instead of fear. We’ll talk practically about navigating seasons of transition — whether in work, relationships, church, or personal life — and discover that change isn’t actually our enemy. When God is in it, change becomes a tool He uses to shape us, stretch us, and lead us into His purposes.

    God's Word reminds us that while everything around us may shift and move, God Himself never changes. Hebrews 13:8 says: “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today and forever.” So while life may feel uncertain, we don’t walk through change alone — we walk with the One who holds our future and leads us step by step.
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    40 min
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