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Enlightening. I am getting married in a week so I have been feeling anxious about this big step. I am in a space where I am acknowledging the fact that I do not have to have it all figured out but I know I will embrace the beautiful "mess" that is coming my way. Thanks gents, we grow because you've grown.
Mental health conversations between men are so important. So much worth in this convo! Too many men are suffering in silence. We don't need to talk about our feelings, but we just need safe spaces...
Agreed! There's definitely a need for safe spaces and to figure out right way to even approach the subject so men feeling okay with the discomfort of some of these tough chats. Praying we figure this thing out sooner rather than later.
One can only hope that her future husband is overdosing on these episodes. Otherwise it will suck to do the work and get married to someone who hasn't. 😩🤦🏾♂️ Please if you can, make an episode on this and how women can see if someone has indeed done the work and vice versa. 🙏🏾
Thank you for touching the infidelity issue. The emotional & spiritual implications can be deadly and passed on to your children . 😢😢😢 if you could go a little bit deeper in that space. Polygamy is just the survival of the fittest these days💔💔💔.
Sounds like you are a regular viewer so you probably have seen that all our guests so far are unfamiliar with book concept so Blaque has to explain it to the so they can answer. It may be repetitive to you cause you hear the same question every week.
Why is his worldview questionable to you as a Bible believing Christian? What is wrong with him mentioning our African ways and signalling out the significance of some of our practices e.g. Lekgotla.
You don't always need to share a worldview with someone to learn from them. You don't have to embrace their views as well... [I'm writing as a Christian]
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts! I totally get where you're coming from as a Bible-believing Christian, and I want to acknowledge that it can be challenging when someone else's worldview feels out of sync with your own. Here's the thing, though-our worldview doesn't have to feel threatened just because someone else pulls from a different angle. It's actually because we are a Bible-believing, Christ-honouring, sin-hating, and human-loving Christians that we must recognise that the fight to restore marriages will sometimes mean sitting across from people with different worldviews. We have to be willing to have honest conversations in front of a watching world, that is fading away. Think about the core issues here: the plight of families and marriages in South Africa, especially within the African community. The guest you're disagreeing with might see things differently spiritually, but from the interview, you can hear that he cares deeply about these same challenges. He hates infidelity, he loves family and wants fathers to be present and active, particularly in raising boys. From human to Human, that sounds like a lot of common ground, doesn't it? And these are things we should be praying for ourselves, to see an increase of them, because all truly good, noble and praiseworthy things come from the Lord. We can recognise God’s common grace working in people, even when they don’t believe what we believe. Surely we can be thankful to God that there are still men in this country who believe in the importance of husbands providing for their families, uplifting women in a society that often devalues them, and recognising how crucial marriage is. So, let’s keep the conversation going with open hearts, seeking unity where God permits unity, and where He doesn’t, we likewise obey. Grace & Peace
@@blaquenubon We hear you Blaque, trust us, we're not trying to be Christians who want to be cynical towards others and our fight generally is to win the souls of the lost without ostracising their worldview. If the dude was purely talking from a psychologist stance, that would have been perfect. So much to learn there. But he was adamant about a foundation that can't be built on even though him and the rest of us share similar marital sentiments. This is very influential in the arena of the spirit. I personally love your content, but this was hard to stomach, though I tried to handpick the good stuff. I guess we're saved before we're married and many of us connect to this channel from a Christ stance first.
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Enlightening. I am getting married in a week so I have been feeling anxious about this big step. I am in a space where I am acknowledging the fact that I do not have to have it all figured out but I know I will embrace the beautiful "mess" that is coming my way. Thanks gents, we grow because you've grown.
I want to settle down next year, really praying about it. May God see you brother.
Every time Karabo opened his mouth, he was just dropping gems.
I love how he mentions spirituality a lot.
Mental health conversations between men are so important. So much worth in this convo! Too many men are suffering in silence. We don't need to talk about our feelings, but we just need safe spaces...
Agreed! There's definitely a need for safe spaces and to figure out right way to even approach the subject so men feeling okay with the discomfort of some of these tough chats. Praying we figure this thing out sooner rather than later.
Great conversation, loved how he infuses God, psychology, and our African traditions and practices together. Please do bring him back
One of the insightful episodes ever 👌 👏
Loving the conversation, Keep up the great work
Thank you so much for watching!
This was beautiful to watch ❤
Perspective changing episode. Keep up the goof work as a podcast!💪
One can only hope that her future husband is overdosing on these episodes. Otherwise it will suck to do the work and get married to someone who hasn't. 😩🤦🏾♂️
Please if you can, make an episode on this and how women can see if someone has indeed done the work and vice versa. 🙏🏾
I couldn’t have said it better🙏
necessary conversation...big up
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for touching the infidelity issue. The emotional & spiritual implications can be deadly and passed on to your children . 😢😢😢 if you could go a little bit deeper in that space. Polygamy is just the survival of the fittest these days💔💔💔.
Loving this greatchat🎉
siyabonga 👏👏
Amazing Conversation!!!!
Great conversation was looking forward to the next one!
Thanks so much for watching!
First come first served 😄💪🏾
🥇🥇🥇🥇
😅I see you
Love this ❤, but the long intros and explaining about the books, yoh sana😂, but its cool
Sounds like you are a regular viewer so you probably have seen that all our guests so far are unfamiliar with book concept so Blaque has to explain it to the so they can answer. It may be repetitive to you cause you hear the same question every week.
Love this podcast. This guy's worldview is questionable to me. The African spirituality and universe issue.
Bible believing Christians please
13 mins decided to stop watching
Why is his worldview questionable to you as a Bible believing Christian? What is wrong with him mentioning our African ways and signalling out the significance of some of our practices e.g. Lekgotla.
You don't always need to share a worldview with someone to learn from them. You don't have to embrace their views as well...
[I'm writing as a Christian]
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts! I totally get where you're coming from as a Bible-believing Christian, and I want to acknowledge that it can be challenging when someone else's worldview feels out of sync with your own. Here's the thing, though-our worldview doesn't have to feel threatened just because someone else pulls from a different angle.
It's actually because we are a Bible-believing, Christ-honouring, sin-hating, and human-loving Christians that we must recognise that the fight to restore marriages will sometimes mean sitting across from people with different worldviews. We have to be willing to have honest conversations in front of a watching world, that is fading away.
Think about the core issues here: the plight of families and marriages in South Africa, especially within the African community. The guest you're disagreeing with might see things differently spiritually, but from the interview, you can hear that he cares deeply about these same challenges. He hates infidelity, he loves family and wants fathers to be present and active, particularly in raising boys. From human to Human, that sounds like a lot of common ground, doesn't it? And these are things we should be praying for ourselves, to see an increase of them, because all truly good, noble and praiseworthy things come from the Lord.
We can recognise God’s common grace working in people, even when they don’t believe what we believe. Surely we can be thankful to God that there are still men in this country who believe in the importance of husbands providing for their families, uplifting women in a society that often devalues them, and recognising how crucial marriage is.
So, let’s keep the conversation going with open hearts, seeking unity where God permits unity, and where He doesn’t, we likewise obey. Grace & Peace
@@blaquenubon We hear you Blaque, trust us, we're not trying to be Christians who want to be cynical towards others and our fight generally is to win the souls of the lost without ostracising their worldview. If the dude was purely talking from a psychologist stance, that would have been perfect. So much to learn there. But he was adamant about a foundation that can't be built on even though him and the rest of us share similar marital sentiments. This is very influential in the arena of the spirit. I personally love your content, but this was hard to stomach, though I tried to handpick the good stuff. I guess we're saved before we're married and many of us connect to this channel from a Christ stance first.
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As am taking my chair 👌
Yhooo @The_Dream_Space ya’ll are introducing me to great topics❤️
Thank you so much for watching!