Tukhuza Okafor

The Oil Press

Religion EN ↓ Odcinki: 3

The Oil Press is a sacred space to bring your whole self, your joys, struggles, questions, and faith, and press deeper into who Jesus is. No matter where you are on your journey, this podcast offers real talk, encouragement, and spiritual insight rooted in God’s Word. This podcast invites you to rise in authority, walk boldly in your destiny, and embrace the deep transformation God is birthing within you because in the pressing, He is revealed.

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Autor

Tukhuza Okafor

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Religion

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Ostatni odcinek

8 kwi 2026

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You Know What God Said... Why are you still waiting? ft Samuella Sesay 08.04.2026 37:42

What happens when God entrusts you with something… and you hesitate? In this episode, Samuella and Tukhuza talk about stewardship, fear, and the cost of choosing comfort over obedience. This is an invitation to stop delaying and start responding.

Seeing God’s Character Through Gratitude 18.01.2026 10:49

In this episode, we are invited to look beyond what we feel and into who God is. Through reflection, Scripture, and personal testimony, this conversation centers on God’s character, His faithfulness, His nearness, and His attentiveness to our lives. From moments of quiet fear to seasons of deep loss, this episode traces how God reveals Himself over time, not as distant or abstract, but as El Roi,...

Deep Calls Unto Deep: From Feeling Stuck to Hungry for God 03.08.2025 20:07

In this episode of The Oil Press , I open up about a season where I felt spiritually stuck, where prayer felt dry and I didn’t know how to move forward. But in that place, God stirred a fresh hunger in me. I share how sometimes the longing for Him can feel like a broken heart, but it’s in that openness and vulnerability that He meets us deeply.