Quest To Know
Quest To Know Podcast
The Quest To Know Podcast explores the role of the church and family in shaping African communities. From breaking stereotypes of Africa as the “dark continent” to addressing family struggles, gender roles, and mental health, we spark thought-provoking conversations that inspire change. Join us as we challenge perceptions, share diverse perspectives, and seek solutions that strengthen faith, family, and society.
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Jul 6, 2026
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CHURCH in chaos: Balancing Ministry and management 19.01.2026 39:21
In the midst of growing ministries, chaos can often arise when management takes a back seat. But does it have to be this way? Ministry is about more than just sermons and spirituality; it’s also about management. In this episode, we break down how a lack of organizational structure can lead to chaos in churches, and how finding the right balance between ministry and management is essential for lon...
Consent vs Obligation: Is Forceful S*X in Marriage Considered MARITAL R@PE? 16.01.2026 23:02
Can a husband forcefully having sex with his wife be considered marital rape, or does the sanctity of marriage imply an obligation? We explore the delicate balance between consent and marital expectations, challenging societal norms and shedding light on the legal and ethical implications of this issue. 🔗 Watch & Subscribe 📺 YouTube Channel:👉 Quest To Know Podcast 🎧 Explore Our Other P...
CHURCH WEDDDING or TRADITIONAL WEDDING: Which One Really Matters? 16.01.2026 49:03
Let's take a critical look into the significance and differences between traditional weddings and church (white) weddings. Is a church wedding really a must, or is the traditional wedding enough? We explore the cultural, religious, and social aspects of both ceremonies, shedding light on their roots, meanings, and how they’ve evolved over time. 🔗 Watch & Subscribe 📺 YouTube Channel:👉 Ques...
Giving consent in Marriage: Can a man R@PE his Wife? 12.01.2026 34:48
The concept of marital r@pe has evolved significantly over time. From ancient civilizations to modern societies, the legal and social status of women has influenced the perception of marital r@pe. In this episode, we'll delve into the arguments from both sides of the debate, examining whether consent is truly a factor in marriage and whether forced sex within a marriage constitutes r@pe. 🔗 Watch...
African ancestors: Evil Spirits or Misunderstood Heroes? 09.01.2026 30:29
On today’s episode, we ask a controversial question: Are African ancestors evil spirits? Why do we rebuke Africans who choose to honour their ancestors? Join us as we explore the cultural beliefs and traditions that shape this perception and discuss how it impacts present-day society. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful content on African culture and traditions. 🔗 Watch...
Is Body Count REALLY a Measure of a Woman's WORTH? 05.01.2026 14:54
The conversation explores the topic of body count and its impact on a woman's worth. The discussion also addresses the role of men, the impact of body count on inward beauty, and the criteria for offering help to women. Does body count truly define a woman's worth? Watch to find out more. Join us every week for raw truth, real conversations, and mind-opening perspectives. Follow, share, and be par...
Quest To Know Podcast New Season Intro 23.09.2025 6:54
Welcome to a new season of the Quest To Know Podcast — where we dare to ask questions about the church, the African community, and family life that most people shy away from. This season, we’re unpacking deep and controversial topics, including: 🌌 The unseen world 🙏 Miracles in the church — real or staged? 🌍 Africa as God’s redemption plan 💻 Internet fraud and Nigerian youth ❤️ Can true love l...
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