In the final episode of 'The Real Faith Walkers of the Old Testament season,' Yemi and Philia delve into the book of Malachi, the last prophet of the Old Testament. They explore themes of faithfulness, covenant, and divine justice. Malachi's messages are rich in their call for pure offerings, fidelity in marriage, and the importance of not withholding tithes. Malachi also foretells the coming of a Messiah, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for divine encounters and judgments. The discussion underscores the relevance of Malachi's teachings in contemporary faith practices and the significance of true respect for God.

Treading Faith hosts Yemi and Philia invite you into season 7, The Real Faith Walkers of the Old Testament, where we dive deep into the Hall of Faith from Hebrews 11 and examine the story and lesson from each Faith Walker. In this episode, we discuss the prophet Habakkuk's questions to God and his earnestness in seeking understanding. "For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea." (Habakkuk 2:14)

In this podcast episode, Yemi and Philia delve into the story of Jonah, a prophet known for fleeing God's command. In the context of Hebrews Chapter 11,'s Hall of Faith, Jonah's story is a vivid representation of human nature, showcasing reluctance, avoidance, and eventual redemption. Jonah's initial disobedience is contrasted with God's grace, as God provides a second chance for Jonah to fulfill his prophetic mission. The discussion highlights the themes of divine forgiveness and the potential for human repentance, using Jonah's journey to Nineveh as an illustration of faith and God's boundless mercy.

Treading Faith hosts Yemi and Philia invite your into to season 7, The Real Faith Walkers of the Old Testament, where we dive deep into the Hall of Faith from Hebrews 11 and examine the story and lesson from each Faith Walker. In this episode, we discuss the prophet Amos, who was an ordinary shepherd farmer, called by God to demand social justice and warning of judgement to the people of Israel.

In this episode of 'Treading Faith,' the hosts, Yemi and Philia, delve into the life and mission of the prophet Jeremiah, known as the 'weeping prophet.' As a young man, Jeremiah was called by God to deliver messages of both impending destruction and future hope to the kingdoms of Israel and Judah. Despite facing persecution and isolation, Jeremiah's unwavering faith and obedience exemplify the core qualities of a true servant of God. The podcast examines how Jeremiah's perseverance and adherence to God's directives illustrate the broader theme of faith and obedience in the Bible.

Treading Faith hosts Yemi and Philia invite listeners to season 7 where we dive deep into the Hall of Faith from Hebrews 11 and examine the story and lesson from each Faith Walker. In this episode, we discuss the prophet, Isaiah, who courageously delivered challenging messages to the people of Judah and their leaders. He warned them of impending judgment due to their unfaithfulness and idolatry calling for repentance.

In this episode, Yemi and Philia dive into the complex roles of Old Testament prophets. They discuss how these figures acted as divine messengers who warned, rebuked, and sometimes suffered for their mission. Central to their conversation is how these prophets conveyed messages from God, calling people to righteousness and repentance. Despite their challenges, they offered hope and pointed to future redemption. The hosts also reflect on modern parallels, considering whether true prophecy exists today amid confusion and false claims. Through examining the prophets' roles, listeners are encouraged to seek discernment and connect with divine messages in their own lives.

Treading Faith hosts Yemi and Philia invite listeners to season 7 where we dive deep into the Hall of Faith from Hebrews 11 and examine the story and lesson from each Faith Walker. In this episode, we dive into the story of Samuel, a pivotal Old Testament prophet and the last judge of Israel who transitioned the nation from a tribal confederation to a unified kingdom. Raised in the tabernacle, he faithfully served God, anointed Saul as the king, and later anointed David to replace him.

In this episode of Treading Faith, the podcast delves into the life of King David, examining his rise from a humble shepherd to a renowned biblical figure. By exploring passages from 1 Samuel 16 and Hebrews chapter 11, hosts Yemi and Philia illustrate how David, anointed by God, faced numerous challenges and triumphs in his journey. Despite his flaws and mistakes, David's story emphasizes his unwavering faith and courage, as well as his deep relationship with God, making him a compelling figure within the Old Testament's hall of faith.

Treading Faith hosts Yemi and Philia invite listeners to season 7 where we dive deep into the Hall of Faith from Hebrews 11 and examine the story and lesson from each Faith Walker. In this episode, we dive into the story of Jephthah, a mighty warrior from Gilead, but was a son of a prostitute and was cast out by his half-brothers. Through God's grace and favor, He used Jephthah for His purpose,