Brendon Naicker

Living Theology

Religion EN ↓ 552 episodes

Greetings! I'm Brendon Naicker and welcome to "Living Theology," the podcast dedicated to equipping the church for the work of ministry. Here, you'll find powerful exhortation, deep edification, and heartfelt comfort designed to support your journey in discipleship and mission. Join us as we explore into transformative discussions that inspire and empower you to live out your faith with purpose and passion.

Author

Brendon Naicker

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.brendonnaicker.org

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

Where to listen?

Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soon

Podcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts

Get it on Google Play Install for free Android 5M+ downloads · 4.8 rating iOS soon

Episodes

Who Will Shepherd the Machines? 10.07.2026

Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than governments can regulate it. The United Nations has warned that the world needs urgent safeguards—but is regulation enough? In this episode of Living Theology, Brendon Naicker explores what the Bible has to say about technology, wisdom, the Tower of Babel, and why the greatest challenge of AI is not artificial intelligence, but the human heart. What...

The New Tower of Babel 06.07.2026

Step into one of the most pressing questions of our generation: Who should govern artificial intelligence? As governments and technology leaders debate the future of AI, Christians are called to ask a deeper question. What does the story of the Tower of Babel teach us about human ambition, technological progress, and our dependence on God? In this episode of Living Theology, Brendon Naicker explor...

One God… Or Many? 02.07.2026

A bowl of porridge. A pastor. One sentence. And suddenly KZN is asking a question it's avoided for decades. We're not here to drag anyone. We're here to ask the question hiding behind all the noise: Do Christians still believe what Christianity actually teaches? Tune in. It's going to be honest. It's going to be respectful. And it's going to make you think. #LivingTheology #DaemonPorridge #KZN #Ch...

Has Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma changed the rules of protest? 01.07.2026

Whether you agree with her or not, one question cannot be ignored: What happens when protest becomes more expensive than solving the problem? Let’s think biblically. 🎙️ New episode of Living Theology. #LivingTheology #SouthAfrica #MarchAndMarch #Justice #Leadership #PublicPolicy #Theology #ChristianPodcast #CurrentEvents

Could KwaZulu-Natal’s Indian and Muslim Communities Be the Next Scapegoats? 26.06.2026

In this episode of Living Theology, we explore a sobering question: Who becomes the next outsider when societies begin searching for someone to blame? Drawing on the expulsion of Uganda’s Asian community under Idi Amin, South Africa’s current anti-immigration tensions, and the biblical call to love our neighbour, this episode examines how fear, resentment and identity politics can create new scape...

How Every Persecution Begins 23.06.2026

Most people know that Christians were persecuted by Rome. Few know that before Rome came for the Christians, it first targeted another group. In this episode, Brendon Naicker explores the rise of Emperor Diocletian, the Great Persecution, and the forgotten warning that history leaves behind: persecution rarely begins with the final target. The outsider is labelled dangerous. Rights are removed. Si...

When does the foreigner become the enemy? 16.06.2026

As tensions surrounding immigration, national identity, unemployment, and social belonging continue to dominate public discourse, this episode moves beyond political slogans and asks deeper moral, historical, and theological questions. Drawing from South Africa’s own history of exclusion and division, Brendon examines the dangers of defining people primarily by their nationality, ethnicity, langua...

The Gospel, Borders, and the Stranger: A Biblical Perspective on Undocumented Migrants 15.06.2026

Immigration has become one of the defining issues of our generation. Across Europe, North America, Africa, and beyond, debates over borders, asylum, migration, and national identity have sparked protests, political division, and deep emotions. But what does the Bible say? In this episode of Living Theology, Brendon Naicker explores a biblical perspective on undocumented migrants, national borders,...

Marriage Is a Ministry 11.06.2026

Marriage is more than companionship, romance, or personal fulfilment. In this episode, Brendon Naicker explores how Scripture presents marriage as a ministry—one that glorifies Christ, shapes character, disciples future generations, and leaves a lasting legacy of faith. #WouldITrustThemWithMyGrandchildren #LivingTheology #BrendonNaicker #MarriageIsAMinistry #BiblicalMarriage #ChristianMarriage #Ch...

Can They Walk With You Towards Christ? 10.06.2026

Can they walk with you towards Christ? In this episode, Brendon Naicker explores why spiritual direction matters more than shared interests, and how Christ-centred marriages are built when two people pursue God together. #WouldITrustThemWithMyGrandchildren #LivingTheology #BrendonNaicker #WalkTowardsChrist #ChristianMarriage #BiblicalMarriage #ChristianRelationships #MarriagePreparation #ChristCen...

Learning to Discern Character 09.06.2026

How do you recognise genuine character? In this episode, Brendon Naicker explores biblical discernment, spiritual fruit, and the wisdom needed to evaluate people beyond appearances, promises, and first impressions. #WouldITrustThemWithMyGrandchildren #LivingTheology #BrendonNaicker #LearningToDiscernCharacter #BiblicalWisdom #ChristianRelationships #GodlyCharacter #SpiritualDiscernment #ChristianF...

Character Before Chemistry 07.06.2026

Attraction may begin a relationship, but character sustains a lifetime. In this episode, Brendon Naicker explores why Scripture places character above chemistry and how godly character shapes marriages, families, and future generations. #WouldITrustThemWithMyGrandchildren #LivingTheology #BrendonNaicker #CharacterBeforeChemistry #ChristianRelationships #BiblicalMarriage #ChristianDating #Christian...

Raising Children You Can Release 06.06.2026

The goal of parenting is not to create dependence but to cultivate maturity in Christ. In this episode, Brendon Naicker explores how Christian parents can prepare sons and daughters for adulthood, responsibility, discipleship, and faithful service to God. #WouldITrustThemWithMyGrandchildren #LivingTheology #BrendonNaicker #ChristianParenting #BiblicalParenting #RaisingGodlyChildren #FamilyDisciple...

Children Are Entrusted, Not Possessed 05.06.2026

Children are entrusted to us by God, not possessed by us. In this episode, Brendon Naicker explores the biblical art of parenting, discipleship, and release, helping parents prepare sons and daughters for a lifetime of faithfulness to Christ. #WouldITrustThemWithMyGrandchildren #LivingTheology #BrendonNaicker #ChristianParenting #BiblicalParenting #ChildrenAreEntrusted #FamilyDiscipleship #ChristC...

Generational Faithfulness 04.06.2026

What are you passing on to the next generation? In this episode, Brendon Naicker explores biblical legacy, spiritual inheritance, and why faithful families intentionally disciple future generations. Discover how faith is preserved, strengthened, and passed on for the glory of God. #WouldITrustThemWithMyGrandchildren #LivingTheology #BrendonNaicker #GenerationalFaithfulness #LegacyOfFaith #Christia...

The Family as God's Discipleship Centre 03.06.2026

The family is more than a household—it is God’s primary discipleship centre. In this episode, Brendon Naicker explores how homes shape faith, character, and future generations, and why family discipleship remains central to God’s design. #WouldITrustThemWithMyGrandchildren #LivingTheology #BrendonNaicker #FamilyDiscipleship #ChristCentredHome #ChristianFamily #ChristianParenting #FamilyWorship #Bi...

Marriage: Covenant, Not Contract 02.06.2026

Modern culture often views relationships through the lens of personal fulfilment, convenience, and happiness. Scripture presents something far deeper. In this episode, Brendon Naicker explores the biblical doctrine of covenant and why marriage is more than a legal arrangement or emotional connection. Drawing from Genesis, Malachi, Ephesians, and the wider biblical narrative, we discover how God’s...

The First Family: Creation, Marriage, and the Image of God 01.06.2026

Before we discuss choosing a spouse, we must first understand God’s design for marriage and family. In this opening episode, Brendon Naicker explores the creation account in Genesis, the purpose of marriage, the image of God, the effects of sin on family life, and why every marriage shapes future generations. Discover why the most important question may not be, “Will they be happy?” but rather, “W...

Can a Christian Support War? 31.05.2026

How should Christians respond to war? From Jesus' command to love our enemies to the development of Just War Theory, Christians have wrestled with the moral and theological implications of conflict for centuries. This article explores Scripture, church history, and practical guidance for believers facing a world marked by war.

AI, The Pope, and the Battle for the Human Soul 28.05.2026

Pope Leo XIV has issued a powerful warning about artificial intelligence — but the conversation goes far deeper than ethics alone. In this episode of Living Theology, Brendon Naicker explores how AI is reshaping not only society, but humanity’s understanding of itself. From digital discipleship and technological Babel to the theology of embodiment and the image of God, this episode examines why th...

Not gold, but Code 20.04.2026

In this episode of Living Theology, we explore the quiet but profound shift taking place in our digital age. As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in everyday life, it is no longer just a tool—it is beginning to shape how we understand truth, authority, and even spirituality. Responding to recent claims linking AI with occult practices, this episode moves beyond sensationalism to uncove...

A Theological Critique of Rastafarianism 18.03.2026

In this episode of Living Theology, we explore the origins and beliefs of Rastafarianism, tracing its historical roots in the struggle for identity, justice, and liberation. While acknowledging the real pain and longing that gave rise to the movement, we take a clear and biblical look at where it departs from historic Christian faith—especially in its understanding of Christ, Scripture, and salvat...

Faith on life support 28.02.2026

Most Christians don’t walk away from God. They just love the world a little more. We don’t reject Christ — we sideline Him. We want the kingdom, but not the cross. We want blessing, but not surrender. We want God — as long as He doesn’t interfere with comfort, reputation, or ambition. And when obedience costs something, we hesitate. The church isn’t weak because culture is strong. It’s weak becaus...

Heavenly Inbox 11.02.2026

Heavenly Inbox by Brendon Naicker invites listeners to imagine what it would be like to receive personal letters from heaven. Through reflective devotionals and spiritually rich insights, the book explores themes of divine guidance, identity, repentance, calling, and intimacy with God. Each “message” draws the listener deeper into the heart of the Father, reminding believers that they are seen, kn...

Spiritual Gifts and Spiritual Maturity 10.02.2026

Life in Christ produces power in the Spirit. The gifts of the Spirit don’t replace maturity—they flow from it. We’re called to be a Church rooted in Christ, renewed in mind, and empowered by the Holy Spirit for the building up of the body and the witness of Jesus. Not just words. Not just time in church. But resurrection power at work in God’s people. #GiftsOfTheSpirit #LifeInChrist #HolySpirit #S...

Listen to the Living Theology podcast in Replaio

Radio and podcasts in one app - free, with no sign-up. Install today and do not miss the launch

Get it on Google Play

Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.