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Missionary Minds

From the rural village of Mbhokota in Limpopo, South Africa, hear from the mind of a real-world missionary of almost 20 years.

Podcast · By Paul Schlehlein · English · Official site

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Are Our Expectations of Young Men Desiring to Marry Biblical? (TARIF 273) (opens the original)

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    Are modern expectations for Christian marriage crushing young men? In this eye-opening episode, presenter Yamikani Katunga dives deep into a thought-provoking piece by author TARIF. We explore how societal pressures—from university degree thresholds and hyper-focus on physical appearances to consumeristic mindsets—have unnecessarily delayed marriage. Discover why returning to true biblical character, simplicity, and godliness might just be the answer to a generation struggling to tie the knot. W

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Are Pets Family Members? Defending Human Uniqueness in an Animal-Worshipping Age (TARIF 272) (opens the original)

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    Have pets officially taken over our homes, budgets, and values? Join presenter Yamikani Katunga as he dives into Wendell Cantrell’s thought-provoking article, Are Pets Family Members? Defending Human Dignity & Uniqueness in an Animal-Worshipping Age . From choosing a dog’s life over a human’s to spending billions while human adoption lags, society is quietly rewriting the definition of family. But what are the hidden spiritual and cultural costs of elevating pets over people? Unpack the radical

  3. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Divination, Magic, and Sorcery in Sports (TARIF 271) (opens the original)

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    Can magic really decide who wins the World Cup? From shamans blowing mysterious powders to viral curses on star players, the boundary between athletics and the occult is blurred. Join presenter Yamikani Katunga in this captivating episode of TARIF as we explore Ntumba Katabua’s insightful article on the rise of divination, magic, and sorcery in modern sports. Discover what really happens when athletes turn to spiritual powers for victory and examine how a biblical worldview challenges these occu

  4. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    When Safety Becomes Sinful (TARIF 270) (opens the original)

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    Is survival the ultimate goal of life, or have we exchanged true glory for the illusion of safety? In this compelling episode, presenter Yamikani Katunga explores an insightful article by Lennox Kalifungwa that critiques Darwinian survivalism and secular fear. Discover how modern culture has baptised cowardice as wisdom, choosing comfort over calling. Drawing from Scripture and the Parable of the Talents, this message challenges believers to abandon timid self-preservation, embrace faithful risk

  5. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Replacing Victimhood with Thanksgiving (TARIF 269) (opens the original)

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    Trapped in a world of political tension, hardship, and endless bad news? It’s shockingly easy to slip into a mindset of victimhood—but what if the ultimate secret to radical freedom is genuine gratitude? Based on an insightful article by Paul Schlehlein and presented by Yamikani Katunga , this episode exposes the dangers of ingratitude and uncovers five life-changing reasons why thankfulness changes everything. From overcoming personal trials to discovering undefeated joy amidst suffering, disco

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