School for Life

In this transformative sermon on the believer’s authority, the speaker unveils the true source of spiritual power—rooted in God’s Word and the finished work of Jesus Christ. Challenging unbiblical traditions and phrases like “act of God” or “God helps those who help themselves,” the message calls believers to ground their faith solely in scripture. Listeners will learn how to exercise authority over sickness and demonic forces through faith-filled words, standing firm in their identity as those seated with Christ in heavenly places. The teaching further explains that prayer and fasting are powerful tools but not the source of authority—because authority is already given through the name of Jesus and activated by acting on God’s Word.

In this eye-opening teaching on the believer’s authority and the character of God, the speaker tackles three fundamental questions: Is God in control? Why does He allow bad things to happen? And is He behind judgment when things go wrong? Using scripture from Genesis 1:26–28, the message reveals that God entrusted humanity with dominion over the earth—choosing to work through people rather than override His own word. Listeners will discover that evil is not God’s will but the work of the enemy, and that Jesus perfectly revealed the Father’s true nature through healing, love, and forgiveness. This powerful episode reminds believers that the devil’s authority is limited and that God’s purposes are fulfilled through those who walk in their God-given authority.

In this engaging Q&A session from the parenting seminar, Dr. Given Hapunda responds to real-life questions from parents navigating everyday challenges with their children. From handling tantrums and disobedience to correcting past parenting mistakes, the discussion offers honest, relatable insight into raising emotionally healthy kids. With contributions from fellow parents and expert guidance from Dr. Hapunda, this episode highlights the power of consistency, effective praise, open communication, and self-awareness in parenting. Listeners will walk away encouraged and equipped with practical tools to build stronger, more positive family relationships.

In this powerful continuation of the parenting seminar, Dr. Given Hapunda unpacks the developmental stages from ages seven through eighteen, offering practical tools for parents navigating the school years and adolescence. With warmth and expertise, he explains the cognitive, emotional, and social changes children experience—highlighting their growing independence, shifting moods, and deep need for understanding and guidance. Listeners will learn how to communicate effectively, model positive behavior, and create safe spaces for open conversations about real-life issues like peer pressure and abuse. This session also calls fathers to play a more active and nurturing role in their children’s growth and well-being.

In this insightful episode, Dr. Given Hapunda—a psychologist and consultant specializing in children and adolescents—shares practical wisdom on effective parenting and communication. Drawing from both personal and professional experience, Dr. Hapunda explores how lasting behavioral change begins with knowledge, attitude, and practice. Focusing on the crucial early years (ages 0–6), he highlights the importance of creating an environment of love and safety, responding sensitively to children’s needs, and using play, praise, and simple language to nurture strong emotional bonds and healthy development.

In this insightful session, business advisor Peter Nawa unpacks the journey of turning an idea into a thriving business. He explores the key stages of prototyping and developing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) to test, validate, and refine ideas before seeking investment. Nawa also breaks down practical financing options for every business stage—from bootstrapping and grants for startups to debt and equity financing for growing ventures. With a strong emphasis on maintaining solid financial records, this session is a must-listen for anyone serious about building and funding their business wisely.

This thought-provoking session dives into the realities of financial planning for funerals within a Christian and African context. The conversation explores the balance between faith in God’s healing and the practical need for financial preparedness. Participants discuss options like funeral insurance, sinking funds, family contributions, and government grants such as NAPSA. Beyond funeral planning, the session also highlights key personal finance principles—budgeting, managing inflation, and building an emergency fund before investing. Honest, insightful, and deeply relevant, this discussion challenges listeners to think ahead with wisdom and faith.

In this session, financial coach Chuma Silutongwe breaks down the essentials of wealth creation and financial literacy. From mastering budgeting and tackling lifestyle creep to understanding good vs. bad debt, this talk equips you to make smarter money decisions. Learn how to build emergency and sinking funds, invest for retirement, and take advantage of Zambia’s investment opportunities—including bonds, shares, and insurance. No matter your age, it’s never too late to start building your financial future.