Oyinkan Dawodu

Colours & Flavours Podcast

Religion EN ↓ 53 episodes

Hi, my name is Oyinkan Dawodu. On Colours & Flavours Podcast, I inspire young believers with stories and lessons on navigating faith, love, and life. For more resources, visit coloursandflavours.comYou can also suggest a topic for the podcast or ask me a question at ⁠⁠coloursandflavours.com/ask⁠Let me know what you think of the episodes at coloursandflavours.comKindly rate, review, and share this podcast with your friends too. Cheers!

Author

Oyinkan Dawodu

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Religion

Podcast website

www.coloursandflavours.com

Latest episode

May 1, 2026

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Episodes

EP 2: Every bit counts! 11.11.2019

A human body grows and is healthy when every part of the body is working properly.  The same applies to the body of Christ when every part of the body is working properly and supplying its bit.  Ensure to do your part, it is needed and important to the body.

EP 1: Not doing whatever you want 06.11.2019

Being a believer means that you no longer get to always do whatever feels good to you. Your life is no longer yours.  When you accept Christ as your lord that means you seek to do what pleases Him regardless of your feelings.   The teaching referenced in this episode is "The welfare code" by Pst. Iren, available on the Celebration Church Int'l podcast.

The Beginning! 24.10.2019

Welcome! This is a glimpse of what this podcast is about, an extension of the Colours & Flavours blog.  Thank you for joining me on Learning, Growing & Sharing with Oyinkansola.

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