Fervent Prayer.

Why Christians Don't Marry Young Anymore.

Join Sibongile Mofokeng on Heart to Heart as she explores why modern believers are shifting away from early marriage. Alongside esteemed guests Pastor Ernest Kgwadi and Pastor Archibald Malungwane, the discussion unpacks the cultural, financial, and emotional factors shaping relationships today. Tune in for a powerful, faith-based conversation on readiness, timing, and what God's word says about modern marriage. Heart to Heart [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/heart-to-heart/]

Leave a Spiritual Legacy.

Pastor Nozipho Rakolota shares a powerful message focused on the profound responsibility of family and spiritual leadership. She challenges individuals to look beyond their own human limitations and actively seek out the divine promises and inheritances God has established for their bloodlines. By drawing on the faithful leadership of biblical figures like Moses, David, and Joshua, she inspires listeners to step into God's presence, overcome intimidating obstacles, and intentionally build a lasting spiritual legacy that equips and elevates the generations to come. intact. Heart to Heart [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/heart-to-heart/]

Tax Season Readiness: Understanding Your Rights and Preparing Early with the Office of the Tax Ombud.

In this episode, Boitumelo Mothiba, Operational Specialist in Systemic Investigation at the Office of the Tax Ombud, shares essential tips on how taxpayers can properly prepare, avoid common mistakes, and experience a smoother filing process ahead of the upcoming tax season. The discussion emphasizes the importance of starting right by understanding taxpayer rights, double-checking details early, and organizing necessary documentation to prevent last-minute stress and delays. You will also learn how the Office of the Tax Ombud provides free, independent assistance to resolve outstanding SARS service issues and ensure fairness for all taxpayers if things go wrong. Heart to Heart [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/heart-to-heart/]

The difference between a case struck off the roll and a withdrawn case.

In this Legal Junction segment, Mr. Pholoso Seakamela joins Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi to explain the difference between a case struck off the roll and a withdrawn case. A matter struck off the roll usually means it was removed from the court’s schedule and did not proceed that day, but it is not necessarily ended permanently. A withdrawn case, on the other hand, means the party—often the State in a criminal matter—has decided not to continue with the case at that stage. The discussion helps listeners understand that a struck-off matter may sometimes be re-enrolled later if the required steps are taken, while a withdrawn case may need to be started again if it is reintroduced. The segment gives practical legal clarity on courtroom procedures and how they affect both the accused and the complainant. Heart to Heart [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/heart-to-heart/]

Child Protection Week 2026.

Lukho Mkwedi is joined in the Health Segment by Ms. Agnes Mathebula and Ms. Jennifer Thipe for an important discussion on Child Protection Week 2026. The conversation focuses on the theme, “Working together in ending violence against children,” highlighting the shared responsibility of families, schools, communities, and institutions in protecting children. The segment raises awareness about preventing abuse, neglect, and exploitation, while encouraging active reporting, support, and early intervention. Listeners are reminded that creating safe, loving, and stable environments for children requires collective action and consistent commitment. #ChildProtectionWeek2026 #EndViolenceAgainstChildren #ProtectChildren #ChildSafety #CommunityResponsibility #SafeChildhoods #WorkingTogether #HealthSegment #RadioPulpit Heart to Heart [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/heart-to-heart/]