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Coffee In The Library is a podcast created by Kabwata Baptist Church centered on Biblical Christianity. Its main aim is to address current day topics, struggles, and principles from a Biblical perspective.
Unknown Host hosts Coffee in The Library, a religion show with 53 episodes published.
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
Evangelism is often reduced to a specific activity such as street preaching, door to door outreach, or large crusades. While these are valid expressions of witness, Scripture presents evangelism more broadly as the faith
In today's episode, we take a deep and honest look at why so many marriages are falling apart. With rising divorce rates and increasing dissatisfaction in relationships, we ask the hard question: Why are people so unhapp
Few things shape our daily lives as quietly—and as powerfully—as our ideas of physical beauty. Beauty influences attraction, self-worth, advertising, social media, and even how we perceive our standing before others. Phy
Welcome to coffee in the Library. Today we're diving into bitterness. We'll be asking: What is it? How do we kill it? Can a true Christian live in it for years? And what does the cross, the local church, and the Lord's S
Join us in this week's episode of Coffee in the Library as we take a brake from our series "Entrusted" and our host and guest tackles the topic, "Resting is Enough: The True Meaning of Contentment". Host: Chikondi Tembo
Join us this week's epsiode of Coffee in the Library in our series "Entrusted", as our host and guest tackles the topic, "Stewarding Gifts and Talents". Host: Chikondi Tembo Guest: Chawezi Chirwa For more content by Kabw
Relationships are one of the clearest places where stewardship becomes visible. They reveal our capacity for love, patience, forgiveness, and truth. Scripture shows that we are not only accountable for what we possess, b
The words we speak are never neutral. They carry weight, shape relationships, and reveal what is in our hearts. Scripture teaches that the tongue has the power to bring life or destruction, and therefore it must be handl
Do Baptist men have a game problem? How does godly wisdom shape how a man pursues a relationship with a lady? How important is having a "type" in deciding whether to pursue someone romantically or accept a pursuit, and i
Good conversations are not built on speaking well alone, but on listening well. Listening is more than hearing words; it is giving attention, seeking understanding, and responding with wisdom. Many breakdowns in relation
We are constantly being shaped by what we see, hear, and allow into our daily lives. Many of these influences don’t announce themselves as good or bad, they simply become familiar, and over time they shape how we think,
Stewardship is more than managing money; it’s a way of life that reflects our trust in God and our faithfulness with what He has entrusted to us. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to live as a steward in ev
Before systems, policies, or institutions, God established the foundations of a thriving world: identity, order, responsibility, and relationships. Join us in this weeks' episode of coffee in the library as our host and
Trauma is a word we hear often, but rarely sit with. Sometimes it's loud and obvious. Other times it's quiet, tucked away in our reactions, our fears, our patterns. We move on, we cope, we smile... but do we actually hea
How is singleness after 30 different from singleness in your 20's , is it different? What do you think are some common misconceptions about singleness in the church, especially for those in their 30's or older? How have
Where do we often go wrong in how we define or pursue prosperity as Christians? Does the doctrine of “work and subduing the earth” imply that Christians should expect to become materially wealthy in their obedience to t
What do we mean by the word reformed? What are the identifying features of a reformed church? And is it possible for a church to be reformed and not Baptist? Join us in this weeks' episode in coffee in the library as our
When it comes to marriage, should we marry who they are... or who they could become? In this episode, we explore the tension between potential and reality, faith and wisdom, and how Christians can discern love, readiness
Join us in this weeks' episode of coffee in the library as our host and guest tackles the topic, "Young, Restless, Biblical Church Men" Host: Chikondi Tembo Guest: Pastor Mwindula Mbewe For more content by Kabwata Baptis
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Coffee in The Library is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Religion (spirituality) and has published 53 episodes.
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