
How to balance your faith with life
How to balance your faith with life
Ask Pastor Essien is a podcast dedicated to creating lively, edifying conversations about faith, theology, and the real questions young people face today. Through an honest Q&A style, Pastor Essien provides clear, relatable, and scripture-based insights that make complex theological ideas simple and practical. The podcast is designed for curious, digitally engaged young people seeking authenticity in their walk with God, helping them grow in understanding, confidence, and faith.
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How to balance your faith with life

I continue my adventures with the catholic community. In this episode you will get my thoughts on disagreement and why we need more of it in Christian circles

Recently I had a "friendly" discussion with catholics on my instagram page. I gist briefly about it in the podcast. This is also the pilot episode for Ask Pastor Essien which is a name change for the podcast. More to come.

It is finally here! Just press play and let's cruiseee!

What is the value of God's word in this day and age where opinions fly faster than bullets. Find out!

Most of us know that verse on on chasing then thousand or do we? Let's dig into that text you've heard quoted your whole life to see what it or for a matter of fact, THEY, are really saying.

Who are the sons of God in the Old Testament? Are they angels? Let's find out. Press play.

Does having God as our father make us gods? Let's get Into this and more.

Does God harden men's hearts? Pharaoh is a good case study. We explore the proud Egyptian king's hardness of heart as well as take a journey through scriptures to find out what the bible teaches about God and the will of men. Press play.

Let's talk about the root of anxiety which is simply living for yourself! It promises to give you much food for thought so dive in. And happy new year! Better late than never.