Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Ms. Caroline Mohludi C. Ramochela to share her life journey. Caroline, a mother of 3 and a pastor by calling, is the youngest of 14 children from Bekkersdal, Westonaria near Randfontein. She faced challenges early, including having a child at a young age and missing out on a typical youth experience. After rededicating her life to God, she continued to serve but had to confront unconfessed sins such as adultery, gossip, abortion, disrespect, and many other issues after intense prayer and fasting. These sins led to curses that affected her success and needed cleansing. Her testimony highlights the importance of repentance and confession in receiving deliverance and breaking generational or personal curses to live a victorious life. This story emphasizes God’s mercy and power to restore and transform lives despite past mistakes.​

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Mrs. South Africa Top 30 Finalist Rea Seabela to the studio. At 39 years old and based in Boksburg, Gauteng, Rea is a multi-talented performer passionate about storytelling through acting, theatre making, and podcasting. Trained at the Market Theatre Laboratory with a National Diploma in Sport Management, she has held senior management roles and is currently a director at SeaSocks PTY Ltd. A devoted wife of 13 years and mother of three, Rea shares her journey entering the pageant, challenges faced, moments she almost gave up, and how she found renewed motivation to reach where she is today. Her story is one of resilience, determination, and passion for her craft.

Gogo Nomqibelo shared her moving testimony about life and how Radio Pulpit has been a source of strength and encouragement for her, especially while living with arthritis. Despite her illness, the programming, prayers, and teachings on Radio Pulpit keep her motivated and spiritually uplifted.

Bahle Nhlapo Returns to Studio with Inspiring Young Leader Chantal Nduli, an accomplished 18-year-old Grade 12 student at Essamatic Comprehensive High School, exemplifies the power of youth leadership and community engagement. Born in Kwamhlanga and raised in Limpopo during her primary school years, Chantal relocated to Marble Hall for her secondary education, where she continues to reside. As a proud finalist for Miss East Petite Global South Africa representing Marble Hall, Chantal's journey in beauty pageantry began in Grade 9. She attributes her participation in pageants as a pivotal catalyst for developing her confidence and igniting her passion for community service. Currently, Chantal successfully balances multiple professional pursuits alongside her academic commitments. She works as a radio presenter at a community station in Motse, where she hosts youth-focused programs addressing critical issues including sexual health, substance abuse, and mental health awareness. Her media platform complements her active modeling career and ongoing pageantry engagements. Beyond her professional endeavors, Chantal serves as a dedicated community advocate with a particular focus on substance abuse prevention. Her advocacy work reflects a deep commitment to empowering young people and addressing challenges facing her generation. Despite the demanding nature of juggling these responsibilities during her final year of high school, Chantal maintains a grateful perspective, expressing that she feels truly blessed by the opportunities that have shaped her journey.

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Minister Hlengiwe Masondo to the studio to discuss her music ministry. Born in Natalspruit, East Rand, Hlengiwe is a devoted Minister of the Gospel, an anointed songwriter, and passionate worshipper. She recently released a new EP titled Wendodana, continuing her impactful ministry through heartfelt worship and inspiring songs. Her music aims to bring healing and spiritual revival to listeners, deeply touching their lives with the message of faith and hope.

Bahle Nhlapho returns to the studio for the music segment with Busi Sibiya, a renowned South African gospel singer, songwriter, and composer from Soshanguve. Born in February 1992, Busi grew up in a family of five siblings and spent much of her early life with her granny after losing her mother in 2010. Her spiritual journey began after this loss, influenced by her community and church while remaining involved as a backing vocalist. She discovered her love for singing at age 11 in her church choir and started her professional career as a backing vocalist with Pleasing Aroma before launching a solo career. Busi released her debut single "Dondolo" in October 2023 and her live-recorded debut album "Heart of Worship Vol. 1" in May 2025. Known for powerful live performances and soulful worship music, she is currently engaged in church tours and preparing for a live recording event in December. Beyond music, Busi is also a theatre actress, vocal trainer, radio presenter, and author working on her first book, while maintaining a private personal life. This rich journey reflects her dedication to gospel music and ministry.

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Pastor Benji Motloung back to the studio for a continuation of his testimony segment. Pastor Benji shares from his book "I Conquered My Desert," recounting his difficult childhood marked by exposure to inappropriate situations in a cramped home with no privacy, physical abuse at home, bullying at school, and the painful experience of sexual abuse by someone he regarded as a mother figure. These traumatic experiences fueled anger, bitterness, and deep emotional wounds. Despite these hardships, Pastor Benji emphasizes the journey of confronting shameful traumas and finding healing and restoration through faith and resilience.

Bahle Nhlapho returns in the studio with Bongani The Author Zwane, and they are talking about Radio Pulpit Jikelele and the testimonies of other people. Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Bongani "The Author" Zwane in the studio as they talk about a new slot he will be presenting in Radio Pulpit Jikelele and share testimonies from listeners. They highlight how Radio Pulpit Jikelele, broadcasting in English and various indigenous African languages, connects and uplifts diverse South African communities through gospel teachings, worship, and inspiring life stories. Bongani and Bahle discuss the testimonies people share on air and the power of these testimonies in encouraging faith and hope among the audience, reflecting the station's mission to be a companion in faith for everyone, everywhere.

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Pastor Alcy Tivane back to the studio for a heartfelt conversation about her music career, current projects, and life journey. They discuss the inspiration behind her songs, the impact of her ministry through music, and the milestones she has achieved. Pastor Alcy also shares insights into upcoming projects and personal experiences that have shaped her path. This engaging dialogue highlights her passion for music and ministry, offering inspiration to listeners.

Bahle Nhlapho returns to the studio for the testimony segment with Pastor Benji Motloung, who discusses his book titled I Conquered My Desert. Born in Soweto and raised in Welkom, Free State, Pastor Motloung later moved to Builtfontein near Bloemfontein, where he was cared for by his aunt. During the segment, he shares inspiring insights from his personal journey and the experiences that shaped his faith and writing. His testimony offers encouragement to those facing their own challenges, highlighting resilience and spiritual growth. The conversation provides a powerful reflection on overcoming adversity through faith.

Bahle Mhlapho welcomes back Mr. and Mrs. Dlamini, who return to share their powerful testimony after six years since their last appearance on air. They recount their life journey, marked by significant challenges and pain, including the difficult period when Mr. Dlamini fell seriously ill and landed in ICU just two years into their marriage. The couple also addresses the complexities of blending a family, as Mr. Dlamini has five children with different mothers. Mrs. Dlamini shares her story of steadfast support, determination, and faith—standing by her husband, overcoming obstacles, and working together to rebuild their marriage into a strong and loving partnership. Their testimony is one of resilience, forgiveness, and hope, inspiring others facing marital and personal difficulties that with commitment and faith, it is possible to overcome even the toughest trials and build a lasting relationship.

Bahle Nhlapho shifts the discussion today to welcome Ms. Kokie (Koketso) Malope, an ordained pastor, professional nurse, and author from Hammanskraal, who is also a mother of four children and has two siblings. Ms. Malope shares her personal journey of resilience, describing how her parents’ separation or divorce led her to be raised by her grandmother and great-grandmother. Drawing from her book, "Parental Alienation," she addresses the poignant issue of one parent preventing a child from seeing the other parent after she also went through the same experience of divorce. In the conversation, she reveals that she was granted custody of her children with specific stipulations regarding visitation rights. However, Ms. Malope also advises listeners about the drawbacks of settling divorce matters outside of court, and how they went behind her back to have full custody of children, highlighting the potential negative consequences that can affect both parents and children.

Bahle Nhlapho’s return alongside Sis Lindiwe Mdunge highlights an inspiring chapter in Lindiwe’s music journey. Coming from a family unfamiliar with the Lord, Lindiwe’s personal transformation through salvation deeply informs her gospel artistry. Born in KwaZulu-Natal, she is now a devoted mother and wife to Mr. Sithole. Her music—featuring popular songs like “SIYABONGA” and “Simenyiwe” (2024), as well as her 2016 album Unabantu Bakho Thixo—blends heartfelt faith themes with contemporary sounds. This fusion resonates strongly with listeners, uplifting and inspiring them with messages of hope, gratitude, and spiritual renewal. The collaboration with Bahle Nhlapho adds meaningful depth to the sharing of her story and ministry through music.

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes recording artist Xolisile Ndziweni to share his life and music journey. Xolisile talks about how his early life since he is born in Eastern Cape, and cultural influences shaped his passion for music and helped him overcome challenges. He is a born again child of God who started singing from early age of 10 from school. He developed a unique sound by blending traditional African rhythms with contemporary gospel and soul, overcoming industry setbacks along the way. His breakthrough singles and collaborations have marked significant milestones in his career. Xolisile’s music aims to inspire hope and unity, encouraging others to stay authentic and persevere in their dreams.

Bahle Nhlapo is back with a recording artist Ntethe Faku about His testimony in the music industry as a recording artist; and has released a new album called "Ntethe, Back To The Altar." Ntethelelo Faku is a South African recording artist known for his contributions to the Afro-soul and gospel music genres. He gained recognition as a member of the award-winning group Joyous Celebration before pursuing a solo career. Faku's music is characterized by his soulful voice and inspirational lyrics, blending traditional African sounds with contemporary gospel. He has released several solo projects and continues to be a respected figure in the South African music industry.

Bahle Nhlapo is joined by Mr. Masuku, who shares his experience living in the UK after relocating from South Africa for work in 2023. He talks about how his family joined him last year and the blessing of his children receiving free, quality education. Mr. Masuku works in fabrication and boilermaking and expresses gratitude for God's grace in securing visas for his family, including a five-year extension on his own visa. His testimony highlights faith, provision, and new opportunities abroad.

Bahle Nhlapo returns with Pastor Lebo Mashile, renowned for her Beauty For Ashes ministry. Pastor Lebo shares a powerful testimony beginning with the heartbreaking experience of burying her child, raising many questions to God. Despite enduring barrenness, in-law criticism, and battling cancer, she encourages others who have lost children to pour their hearts out to God and allow themselves to grieve fully. Her story reveals how the Beauty For Ashes ministry was born from pain, hope, and healing.

Bahle Nhlapo reunites with Pastor Lebo Mashile, a renowned South African figure known for her Beauty For Ashes ministry. She shares her powerful testimony—struggling with barrenness, enduring in-law criticism, battling cancer, and surviving it. After finally conceiving, her newborn was rushed to the ICU, fell unconscious, and was declared brain dead. On the run, she was already pregnant with the second baby. Despite fervent prayer, she lost her second baby. Pastor Dudu closes by urging women to attend the Beauty For Ashes Camp from 23-25 May 2025 at Dome Inn, Parys, Free State, for healing and empowerment.

In today's Book Review, Bahle Nhlapo welcomes Ms. Ntando Ngumbela to discuss her book, "Buy Me Love." This eye-opening memoir details Ntando’s deeply personal journey of discovering that she was, unknowingly, a "side chick" to her husband. Through her candid storytelling, Ntando reveals the shock, pain, and resilience involved in navigating a marriage built on deception.

Bahle Nhlapo is back with another special guest by the name of Lele Moutlwatsi, who is a Tswana by birth, born in Thokoza, mother of two beautiful girls, go-getter, and business woman. She is sharing her testimony of how she faced lot of challenges of sexual abuse, losing parents, losing a baby, and marriage that never last. Yet, she never lost hope and faith in God.