oluwatobi joseph
Ephphatha with Dr. Stephen Lazi
Welcome to * Ephphatha *, a podcast dedicated to opening hearts and minds to the transformative message of Jesus Christ. Inspired by the Aramaic word meaning "be opened," our podcast seeks to deepen your faith and spiritual understanding through thoughtful discussions, insightful teachings, and heartfelt testimonies. Each episode, we dive into the Scriptures, explore contemporary issues through a Christian lens, and provide practical advice for living out your faith daily. Join us on this journey of spiritual awakening and growth, as we invite you to hear, reflect, and respond to God’s call. S...
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oluwatobi joseph
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21 de jun. de 2026
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Episodios
YOUR CHARATER YOUR FUTURE BY STEPHEN LAZI. Phd 15.03.2026 18:18
Your character is the foundation of your future. The choices you make today, the values you hold, and the integrity you maintain all shape the life you will live tomorrow. Success is not only built on talent or opportunity but on discipline, honesty, humility, and perseverance. When your character is strong, it guides you to make the right decisions even when no one is watching. Develop a characte...
STEP INTO THE WATER BY PROF. STEPHEN A LAZI 01.02.2026 20:51
“Step into the water” is a call to bold faith. Just as Jesus invited Peter to leave the safety of the boat and walk on the waves, He calls us to trust Him beyond our comfort zones. It’s a reminder that faith grows when we act on His word, even when the winds are loud and the waters uncertain. When our eyes stay on Jesus, the impossible becomes possible—and fear gives way to courage.
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