Faith · Growth · Purpose

Ephphatha. Be opened.

A weekly podcast opening hearts and minds to the transformative message of Jesus Christ.

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About the show

Hear. Reflect.
Respond.

Inspired by the Aramaic word meaning “be opened,” Ephphatha is dedicated to deeper faith, spiritual understanding and practical Christian living.

Through thoughtful discussions, insightful teachings and heartfelt testimonies, each episode explores Scripture and contemporary issues through a Christian lens — practical wisdom for living out faith with conviction, clarity and purpose.

What to expect

Teaching for
everyday transformation.

Faith-centred conversations on Scripture, contemporary issues and spiritual growth.

Scripture

Biblical teaching

Clear exploration of biblical truth and its meaning for everyday life.

Reflection

Faith & contemporary issues

Thoughtful Christian perspectives on contemporary issues.

Application

Purpose & spiritual growth

Practical wisdom for character, leadership, conviction and spiritual renewal.

Prof. Stephen Lazi Akhere recording a teaching

Meet the host

Prof. Stephen
Lazi Akhere.

Professor of Political Economy, corporate executive, author and ordained Pastor, Prof. Stephen brings together scholarship, leadership experience and a passion for spiritual formation.

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