David Fequiere
The 4NCulture Podcast
Witty banter, unbiased opinion and transparency are what you'll find as David explores the relativity between relationship and religion.
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David Fequiere
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Latest episode
Oct 3, 2026
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Episodes
Church V. Homosexuality 07.02.2022 5:31
On tonight's episode, we're discussing the lack of love shown towards homosexuals by the church. And how that isn't Christlike.
Mishandling Your Gift. 31.01.2022 9:11
On tonight's episode, we'll discuss ways to identify your God given gift(s). We'll also discuss the negative impact your gift can have on people if it's mishandled, or misused.
Knowing your spouse's medical history. 03.01.2022 14:01
Tonight we discuss the importance of knowing the medical history of your spouse and how knowing said history can keep your marriage in good health.
Dangers of being unequally yoked. 27.12.2021 15:53
There's nothing more dangerous in marriage, than being unequally yoked, especially till death. Tonight we discuss those dangers, as well as ways to discern your potential spouse's values and beliefs to see if they align with yours.
Forgiveness or For Show 20.12.2021 13:50
The capacity to forgive varies per person, as does the offence. In this episode, we discuss how difficult it is to forgive, the benefits of moving on, and how God wants us to respond.
Sexual Compatibility 12.12.2021 18:18
On tonight's episode, we're furthering the discussion of why people cheat by talking about sexual compatibility as well as ways to combat this misalignment.
Why people cheat 29.11.2021 9:15
On this episode, we shed light on why people step out of their marriages, why having a side chick is trending, and what you can do to help prevent infidelity.
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