The MIC of God Ebuka MIC

Seventy Times Seven was the response Peter got when He asked the number of times he ought to forgive his brother. Well what if you forgave this much and then another offence was added, that plus one. That straw that wants to break your camel back.
Hurts and Offences seem to be a part of the package that gets to be delivered to us, even when we did not order for it.
In this episode, Ebuka alongside co-host Idema discuss dealing with these hurts, offences and the unforgiveness that sometimes becomes the aftermath.

This episode features the beautiful and elegant Eva Iyeke

God says "Go ye into all the World..", our divine mandate to reach everyone. But is there a limit to how far we can truly go? How does inclusivity relate to our faith?
Is there a difference between tolerance and acceptance? Is everyone truly welcome? If yes, to what extent are they welcome?
Can inclusion, as well intentioned as it is, ever go too far?

In another interesting episode of Mic of God, Ebuka MIC alongside co-hosts, Goke and Idema discuss the subject of inclusivity in relation to Christianity, sharing perspectives on its relevance and pitfalls in relation to our interaction with our world.

From the early days of the Bible, people believed to proclaim the will of God have walked among us. Even now, more than ever, many prophets have come on the scene with many making daring proclamations by and large.
But how can we discern truth from fiction? Especially when today the tag false prophet is so loosely used, it almost means nothing these days.

In this episode, Ebuka alongside Goke and Konani discuss deep into the subject to provide some clarity 🔥
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The thing about Round Pegs and Square Holes is that they actually can fit into each other... but in an unusual or weird way.
A way so weird that we unconsciously look at Christians in unconventional secular spaces like media and arts, we tend to watch a bit more with our side eyes.
Although It’s not uncommon to find Christians in secular movies, music and so on, playing roles that are less than edifying. The question is, is it even possible to be an effective Christian and still operate in those spaces? Are they just hypocrites? Or is there a way to be effective, even in a space where Godly values don’t often take centre stage.

In this first episode of Mic of God, Ebuka alongside Co-Host, Goke Adelusi talk about Christians already operating in Unconventional Workspaces, as well as those looking to enter them.

This episode features fast rising Stand Up Comedian and Events MC, Fejiro Omu aka Phage.

What is the basis of our “Onenness” in the Body of Christ? Is the idea of “Denominations” contrary to God’s plan? How do I relate with other Christians that don’t attend my local assembly? In this new episode of Finding Balance, Ebuka and Idema discuss and answer all these and more.

Oftentimes Christians are accused of treating their spiritual leaders as Gods. “Hero Worship” as some like to put it. In this episode we discuss honour, hero/man worship and everything in between!