The Rev’d Ignitius Malimo (Adui Wa Shetani)

Rev Ignitius Malimo AKA Passy Iggy - Adui Wa Shetani
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Real faith for real life. This podcast brings biblical truth, hope, and honest conversations for Gen Z, young adults, and anyone navigating purpose, pressure, relationships, and calling. Expect Scripture-based encouragement that speaks to this generation with clarity, grace, and power.

Episodes

  1. May 7

    Episode 7: From Grief to Glory- God Restores

    From Grief to Glory: God Restores What if grief is not the end of your story? In Episode 7 of Strength in Weakness, we come to the powerful finale of this journey through pain, prayer, grace, tears, questions, and weakness—and discover one life-changing truth: 👉 God restores. Drawing from Jeremiah 30:17, Psalm 30:5, and Revelation 21:4, this episode speaks to anyone who has wondered if life will ever feel whole again after loss. Through Scripture, we discover that grief may mark a season—but it does not define your destiny. The same God who sees every tear, hears every prayer, and walks with us through every valley is also the God who heals wounds, renews strength, and turns pain into purpose. If you are still in the night season… if your heart still feels heavy… if healing feels slow… this episode is a reminder that morning is coming. God does not waste grief. God does not abandon the broken. And God is not finished with your story. Because what feels final to you… is not final to Him. Key Scriptures Jeremiah 30:17 Psalm 30:5 Revelation 21:4 What You’ll Learn ✔ Why restoration is part of God’s nature ✔ Why healing is often a process, not a moment ✔ How God uses pain to shape purpose ✔ Why grief has a season—but not permanence ✔ How eternity changes how we process loss Main Takeaway 👉 Your story does not end in pain—it ends in restoration. Listen and share

  2. Apr 22

    Episode 6: When I Am Weak, Then I Am Strong

    What if your weakness was never the problem it was always the point? In Episode 6 of the Grief Series, we open 2 Corinthians 12:9–10 and Isaiah 40:29–31 to discover four things God does in your weakest moments: → He positions you through weakness → He supplies you through grace → He reveals His power through your story → He renews your strength from the inside out Paul asked God to remove the thorn. God gave him something better grace that sustains and power that transforms. This episode is for everyone who is tired of pretending to be strong. Stop hiding it. Start surrendering it. You are not breaking. You are being strengthened. Hosted by Rev'd Ignitius Malimo. Priest. Proclaimer. 🎙 Subscribe | Share | Leave a Review #GriefSeries #TheHealing

  3. Mar 31

    Episode 5: When People Question Your Faith

    One of the hardest parts of grief is not only the pain you carry it is also the voices around you. Sometimes people mean well. Sometimes they do not. And in painful seasons, what people say can cut deeply. Questions like “Where was God?” or “Why didn’t He answer?” can leave you even more wounded when you are already trying to hold yourself together. In this episode, we look at John 11:36–37 and see that even at Lazarus’ tomb, while the family was grieving and Jesus was present, people still talked. Some recognized love. Others questioned God’s power. This message is for anyone who has ever had to grieve while also dealing with discouraging comments, doubt, or quiet gossip. It is a reminder that not every voice around your pain speaks truth. God is still faithful, even when people do not understand what He is doing. If you have been hurt not just by loss, but by what people said during your loss, this episode will help you guard your heart, stay rooted in God, and keep trusting Him through it all. Key Scriptures John 11:36–37 Proverbs 4:23 Main Takeaway Not every voice around your pain carries God’s truth. What This Episode Will Help You Do • process hurtful words in painful seasons • recognize the difference between comfort and commentary • protect your heart when grief makes you vulnerable • stay grounded in faith when others speak doubt Call to Action Listen with an open heart, and share this episode with someone who may need strength for this kind of season.

  4. Mar 26

    Episode 4: Jesus Wept: When God Feels Your Pain

    Does God really understand what you’re going through? In Episode 4 of Strength in Weakness, we step into one of the most powerful and emotional moments in Scripture, John 11:32–35, where Jesus stands at the tomb of Lazarus and weeps. Before the miracle, before the breakthrough, before anything changes—Jesus feels the pain. This episode reveals a profound truth: God is not distant from your suffering. He does not rush past your grief, He enters it. Through John 11 and Hebrews 4:15–16, we see that Jesus is not only powerful to save, but compassionate to understand. He sees your tears, He feels your pain, and He draws near to you in your most broken moments. If you’ve ever felt alone in your grief, questioned whether God truly cares, or struggled to process your emotions, this message will remind you that you are not alone and you never have been. Key Scriptures John 11:32–35 Hebrews 4:15–16 What You’ll Learn • Why Jesus wept even knowing the miracle was coming • How God responds to human pain and grief • Why God’s presence matters before His power • How to bring your emotions honestly before God • Where to find comfort when you feel alone Main Takeaway God doesn’t just see your pain, He feels it and walks with you through it. Call to Action Take a moment to sit with God honestly, just as you are. If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who may be grieving or hurting. Follow the podcast for more Christ-centered encouragement.🙏

  5. Mar 24

    Episode 3: My Grace Is Sufficient: When God Doesn’t Remove the Pain

    What do you do when you pray, believe, and wait—but the pain remains? In Episode 3 of Strength in Weakness, we explore one of the hardest realities of faith: God does not always remove the struggle, but He always gives grace to endure it. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12:8–10 and John 11:6, 21, 37, this episode speaks to anyone navigating unanswered prayer, divine delay, and the painful voices that often rise in seasons of grief. Through Paul’s thorn and Lazarus’ tomb, we discover that God’s silence is not His absence, His delay is not His denial, and His grace is not weak—it is sufficient. This message will help you hold on when the answer has not yet come and stand firm when others question your faith, your God, or your hope. If you are in a season where nothing seems to be changing, this episode will remind you that God is still working—even in the waiting. Key Scriptures 2 Corinthians 12:8–10 John 11:6, 21, 37 What You’ll Learn • Why God sometimes allows the pain to remain • How to trust God when prayers seem unanswered • What “My grace is sufficient” really means • How to handle discouraging voices during grief • Why God’s delay does not mean God’s absence Main Takeaway God may not remove the pain—but His grace will sustain you through it. Call to Action Listen prayerfully, reflect deeply, and share this episode with someone who is struggling in silence. Follow the podcast for more Christ-centered encouragement and biblical hope.

  6. Mar 19

    Episode 2: Praying Through Tears: When God Feels Silent

    What do you do when you keep praying—but nothing seems to change? In Episode 2 of Strength in Weakness, we explore the reality of unanswered prayers, repeated prayers, and honest prayers. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12:8 and John 11:32, this message reminds us that God is not looking for perfect words—He is listening to a present and honest heart. Through Paul’s persistence and Mary’s grief, we learn that tears are not a sign of weak faith—they are often the language of deep faith. Even when God feels silent, He is still near, still listening, and still working. If you are in a season where your prayers feel unanswered or your heart feels heavy, this episode will encourage you to keep praying, keep trusting, and keep showing up before God. Key Scriptures 2 Corinthians 12:8 (NIV) John 11:32 (NIV) Psalm 34:18 (NIV) What You’ll Learn • Why repeated prayer is not ضعف but faith • How to pray honestly in seasons of grief • What to do when God feels silent • Why God’s presence matters more than immediate answers • How to trust God in the waiting Main Takeaway You don’t need perfect words—God hears even your tears. Call to Action Take a moment today to pray honestly—no filters, no pressure. If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who is struggling in silence. Follow the podcast for more faith-based encouragement.

  7. Mar 17

    Strength in Weakness (Part 1): When Jesus Meets Us in Grief

    What do you do when God doesn’t take the pain away? In this powerful and pastoral message, “Strength in Weakness: When Jesus Meets Us in Grief,” we explore how God responds to suffering—not always by removing it, but by meeting us in it. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12:7–10 and John 11:17–37, this episode reveals how Christ walks with us through loss, grief, and unanswered prayers. Through the story of Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” and Jesus at Lazarus’ tomb, we uncover four anchors for every grieving heart: pain is acknowledged, prayer is welcomed, grace is sufficient, and God’s power is revealed in weakness. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, questioned God in your pain, or struggled to hold onto faith in difficult seasons—this message is for you. You are not alone. God’s grace is still enough. Key Scriptures 2 Corinthians 12:7–10 John 11:17–37 What You’ll Learn • Why God doesn’t always remove suffering • How to pray honestly in grief • What “My grace is sufficient” really means • How to stay strong when others question your faith • Where God’s power shows up in your weakest moments Call to Action Listen, reflect, and share this message with someone who needs hope today. Follow for more faith-based teachings and encouragement.

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Real faith for real life. This podcast brings biblical truth, hope, and honest conversations for Gen Z, young adults, and anyone navigating purpose, pressure, relationships, and calling. Expect Scripture-based encouragement that speaks to this generation with clarity, grace, and power.

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