Coffee in The Library

Prayer shows our dependence on God. From the Lord’s Prayer there are multiple lessons we learn and when we look at the lives of different characters in the Bible we see dependence on God through their prayer life. We are to prioritize prayer in all seasons of our lives. In this episode we explore what it truly means to live a prayer-filled life— not simply as a religious routine, but as a meaningful and growing relationship with God. We reflect on the place of prayer in our walk with God, what to do when prayers seem unanswered and how prayer sustains us through difficult seasons of waiting, uncertainty and testing. Host: Chikondi Tembo Guest: Pastor George LawsonFor more content by Kabwata Baptist Church Facebook: https://facebook.com/kbcbiblicalchris Twitter: https://twitter.com/biblicalchrist1 Website: https://kabwatabaptistchurch.com/ Got topics you want us to cover? Submit them here: https://forms.gle/XGCeoHUMpvQR4YRt8

Demons are generally understood as malevolent supernatural entities, often depicted as spirits that act against human well-being. Various religions and cultures have their own versions and beliefs on demonic spirits. Is it all fiction? What does the bible have to say about these supernatural entities and how should we view them? Join us in this weeks' episode of coffee in the library, as our host and guest tackles the topic, "Demons and Reformed Theology" Host: Jessie Himunyanga Guest: Kunda Kalifungwa For more content by Kabwata Baptist Church Facebook: https://facebook.com/kbcbiblicalchris Twitter: https://twitter.com/biblicalchrist1 Website: https://kabwatabaptistchurch.com/ Got topics you want us to cover? Submit them here: https://forms.gle/XGCeoHUMpvQR4YRt8

In Zambia, we are often known for being warm, generous, and community-oriented people. We show up for funerals, weddings, illnesses, and times of need. We sacrifice for family members, help our friends, and care for our communities. Yet many of us grew up in homes where words like "I love you" were rarely spoken. Parents showed love through provision and discipline. Friends showed love through loyalty. Married couples often kept affection private and reserved. This raises an important question: Is this simply a cultural difference in expressing love, or is there something Scripture calls us to do that we may be neglecting? Does God intend for love to be shown only through actions, or also through words? And how can Christians honor their culture while remaining faithful to biblical teaching? Host: Jessie Himunyanga Guest: Pastor Conrad Mbewe For more content by Kabwata Baptist Church Facebook: https://facebook.com/kbcbiblicalchris Twitter: https://twitter.com/biblicalchrist1 Website: https://kabwatabaptistchurch.com/Got topics you want us to cover? Submit them here: https://forms.gle/XGCeoHUMpvQR4YRt8

Jesus calls His people to love their neighbours sacrificially, yet we live in a world marked by deception, selfishness, exploitation, and brokenness. How do Christians remain compassionate without becoming gullible? How do we show mercy while exercising wisdom? In this episode, we explore the biblical balance between a heart that is willing to help and a mind that is discerning, learning what it means to be both "innocent as doves and wise as serpents" in a fallen world. Host: Jessie Himunyanga Guest: Pastor Conrad Mbewe For more content by Kabwata Baptist Church Facebook: https://facebook.com/kbcbiblicalchris Twitter: https://twitter.com/biblicalchrist1 Website: https://kabwatabaptistchurch.com/ Got topics you want us to cover? Submit them here: https://forms.gle/XGCeoHUMpvQR4YRt8

Christians are called to be people of peace, gentleness, forgiveness, and self control. Yet we also live in a fallen world filled with danger, injustice, violence, abuse, and moments where protection may become necessary. So where is the line between courage and aggression? Between defending and retaliating? Between righteous protection and sinful anger? Should a Christian always “turn the other cheek”? Is self defence biblical? What about protecting family, confronting evil, or stepping into danger on behalf of someone vulnerable? In this episode, we wrestle with the difficult tension between strength and restraint, asking what it means to reflect Christ faithfully in moments of conflict, threat, and confrontation. Host: Chikondi Tembo Guest: Emmanuel Mkandawire For more content by Kabwata Baptist Church Facebook: https://facebook.com/kbcbiblicalchris Twitter: https://twitter.com/biblicalchrist1 Website: https://kabwatabaptistchurch.com/ Got topics you want us to cover? Submit them here: https://forms.gle/XGCeoHUMpvQR4YRt8