The Perspective
Series • 1 Season • 4 Episodes
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Episodes
4 Episodes
Accountability in Ministry: Why It's Harder Than You Think
Season 1 • Episode 4 • 1h • Mon 17 Jun • 18:30
This episode of The Perspective is packed with insights and inspiration. Our panel of guests includes dynamic individuals who share their stories, from their first encounters with ministry on a bus in Nigeria, to the complexities of maintaining a genuine connection with God in a digital age. Hear first hand about the purity of their early ministry experiences, the importance of accountability, and the pitfalls that young ministers should be wary of.
The Complexities of Friendships
Season 1 • Episode 2 • 1h • Mon 03 Jun • 18:30
Kika Ashanike and the panellists focuses on the theme of friendships, delving into how these relationships shape personal growth and emotional support. The discussion explores the nurturing aspect of female friendships, counters the typical narrative that men are the primary source of emotional support, and discusses the evolving dynamics of these relationships as people grow older.
Healed or Concealed? Challenging the Myths of Healing
Season 1 • Episode 1 • 1h
This episode of The Perspective features a heartfelt discussion on the journey of healing from deep-seated trauma and anger, exploring the intersections of spirituality, psychology, and personal stories of resilience. Hosted by Kika Ashanike, the conversation unfolds with various guests sharing their experiences of overcoming past hurts, the importance of forgiveness, and the transformative power of acknowledging one's pain.
The Complexities of Friendships
Season 1 • Episode 2 • 1h
Kika Ashanike and the panellists focuses on the theme of friendships, delving into how these relationships shape personal growth and emotional support. The discussion explores the nurturing aspect of female friendships, counters the typical narrative that men are the primary source of emotional support, and discusses the evolving dynamics of these relationships as people grow older.