Fokus with Jaques Malan & Steve Zimmerman

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The Throneroom is a powerful 30-minute programme where we lead listeners into the sanctuary of prayer and declaration. In this programme, together with other Christian Leaders, we facilitate a half an hour of intercession for the City of Cape Town and the broader Western Cape. We declare and decree God’s Word and prayers are based on Scripture. The Spirit of the Lord is calling His bride into a deeper place of prayer. We will confront the powers of hell, enforce heaven’s agenda and establish the kingdom of God through intercessory, prophetic and governmental prayer. This programme starts the week off on a high note with a victorious spirit!

729AM's Get Up & Go Breakfast Show is a flagship brand of Radio Cape Pulpit. It offers a mix of current affairs, actuality, listener interaction, spiritual motivation and moments of laughter. It all makes for a programme we are very proud of and has become the ‘foundation for the day’ for so many dedicated and loyal listeners!

Leef! is broadcast on both Radio Cape Pulpit and Radio Pulpit and takes listeners on a journey of joys, celebrations, hardships and victories by featuring not only relevant, actual and educational content, but also content that is real and heartfelt. The most important focus is to make the listeners part of the conversations and experiences by showcasing the initiatives of the men and women who work without reward to make the lives of others, better. The programme consists of content with a holistic focus: body, soul and mind. Proudly sponsored by the Christian Literature Fund.

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"Bible teacher Joyce Meyer reaches out to both Christians and non-Christians, as she illustrates how to make each day better by applying biblical principles to every activity."

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Simplicity and style meets in Something Else as Johann Else discusses topics of the heart. You can look forward to true, authentic radio.

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The Worship Drive is an hour of in-studio praise and worship where a worship leader and one or two musicians co-lead live worship in the studio. They share from their own experiences and the Word with intermittent worship songs. Listeners can send song requests and the worship leader can minister it on the fly! This is truly an hour spent in God’s presence, forgetting about the hard day that lies behind you. The programme is presented by well-known worship leaders who alternate every Monday.

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180 Degrees is a Godly, diverse and exciting Christian programme that youth of all ages can relate to. Listeners have been tuning in for more of this vibrant content since 2018. There is never a dull moment when 180 Degrees is on air. You can expect soothing and vibrant local and international music during the programme, which consists of several segments. It is kick-started with What’s Down In Cape Town? This segment details various community and youth events in the “Mother City” and surrounding areas. It is followed by the Groovy Movie segment, during which an extract from a movie is played. This allows listeners to interact with the presenters as they try to figure out which movie is being referred to. 180 Degrees also includes interesting and to-the-point interviews that address different topics each week; from fundraisers and events to difficult issues, like dealing with teenage pregnancy or dealing with infants whose lives are affected by FADS. A brain-wrecking Bible Quiz also allows for further live on-air interaction. Another exciting highlight of the programme is the weekly Happy Health Tip, which is a fun and quirky way of introducing new ways for listeners to take care of themselves without it seeming like a chore!

This programme is presented by three dynamic and passionate young men. It makes provision for lively discussions with a variety of studio guests, including celebrities, missionaries, sportsmen and women and with people who impact lives, both directly and indirectly. The programme consists of A Coffee Convo during which Vicus, Marius and Ryno shares from the Word of God. There is also a surf report, relevant to Cape Town and local coastal towns. Ryno also recently started an outreach program amongst surfers with a Surfer Church! Listeners can also expect a Sportswrap with Vicus on Highschool sports.

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Olu George is an author and the senior pastor of Jesus House for All Nations with his wife, Tolu. He has been in full-time ministry for about three decades and is passionate about Christ and bringing people into a vital, living relationship with Him. Tune in for 30 minutes of solid teaching with Olu every Tuesday morning.

During Dagbreek, Johann Els aims to touch people across barriers through God’s Word.

729AM's Get Up & Go Breakfast Show is a flagship brand of Radio Cape Pulpit. It offers a mix of current affairs, actuality, listener interaction, spiritual motivation and moments of laughter. It all makes for a programme we are very proud of and has become the ‘foundation for the day’ for so many dedicated and loyal listeners!

This weekly journal program, Met Hart en Siel, is presented by Christine Ferreira, editor of the Christian women's magazine, Lééf. Met Hart en Siel is for women (and men) of faith who enjoy the beautiful and the good out of the Father's hand. We live in hope, enveloped by grace, hidden in love. Christine believes in the importance of balance - making time for God, yourself and others. During this programme we celebrate each other's creativity and uniqueness and choose to love and live with heart and soul. Join Christine every week and find prayerfully crafted content that will enrich your heart and soul.

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"Bible teacher Joyce Meyer reaches out to both Christians and non-Christians, as she illustrates how to make each day better by applying biblical principles to every activity."

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Show Me was created because of a burning vision and passion of the station to help us understand our cultural differences. After months of prayer, Vuyokazi joined the team and the programme was established. It is a programme where we get to not only understand our cultural differences,but also respect these differences. We focus on building oneness in our nation. We do this by addressing topics that are often deemed to be uncomfortable, but necessary. This is done by influential leaders in their particular communities and spheres of authority based on great love, respect, compassion and wisdom. The programme was received with great enthusiasm. We are honoured to be able to stand together, alongside our brothers and sisters, through a better understanding of God’s heart for South Africa, bringing hope and change.  

“Leefstyl” is a daytime program on Radio Cape Pulpit about bringing people together from all walks of life. This is masterfully achieved by the mindful integration of various aspects and dynamics of daily living. Interviews with members from local communities involved in a wide variety of projects and activities feature regularly, together with informative discussions about the education and leadership environments, gardening tips for those with green fingers, and for those wanting to have the same green fingers, the sharing of delicious and enticing food recipes, as well as discussions relating to safety in and around the home and the workplace. Adding further flair to the line-up is very interesting and useful discussions regarding Labour Law, animal welfare, tourism and local entertainment. This program has it all. Central to the programme, Guilma brings to the listener a wide variety of beautifully rich and meaningful music by local and international artists and caters for the relaxing, the energetic and the soulful mood of the listeners.

Simplicity and style meets in Something Else as Johann Else discusses topics of the heart. You can look forward to true, authentic radio.

This program will wind you down after a busy day with humour, information and testimonies of others who are walking similar ways as you.

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During Dagbreek, Johann Els aims to touch people across barriers through God’s Word.

729AM's Get Up & Go Breakfast Show is a flagship brand of Radio Cape Pulpit. It offers a mix of current affairs, actuality, listener interaction, spiritual motivation and moments of laughter. It all makes for a programme we are very proud of and has become the ‘foundation for the day’ for so many dedicated and loyal listeners!

Bertha le Roux-Wahl is passionate about bringing back joy into Christian life and for God’s children to have a personal relationship with Him. During Vreugde/Joy she enthusiastically facilitates her guest`s testimonies. Listeners are taken on a journey of finding joy in everyday situations, discovering the different ways in which God reveals His love and joy in their lives. Bertha became a household name when she played the role of Emma in the popular Afrikaans soapie, 7de Laan. She strives to be a vessel for the Holy Spirit. For her, the most important part of Vreugde/Joy is to learn together with listeners, to find more understanding for each other and ultimately encourage a closer relationship with God.

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"Bible teacher Joyce Meyer reaches out to both Christians and non-Christians, as she illustrates how to make each day better by applying biblical principles to every activity."

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In Rise Reinette, in surrender to God, gives our listeners hope, guidance and knowledge on what to do when real life happens. She believes that with God we can RISE TO RESTORATION to RISE ABOVE all and REIGN TOGETHER as a family. During Rise relevant and often unspoken issues of family life is discussed in truth and love. The programme is built on Psalm 25:5 which reads: “Lead me in Your truth and teach me, for you are the God of my salvation on you I wait all the day.”

“Leefstyl” is a daytime program on Radio Cape Pulpit about bringing people together from all walks of life. This is masterfully achieved by the mindful integration of various aspects and dynamics of daily living. Interviews with members from local communities involved in a wide variety of projects and activities feature regularly, together with informative discussions about the education and leadership environments, gardening tips for those with green fingers, and for those wanting to have the same green fingers, the sharing of delicious and enticing food recipes, as well as discussions relating to safety in and around the home and the workplace. Adding further flair to the line-up is very interesting and useful discussions regarding Labour Law, animal welfare, tourism and local entertainment. This program has it all. Central to the programme, Guilma brings to the listener a wide variety of beautifully rich and meaningful music by local and international artists and caters for the relaxing, the energetic and the soulful mood of the listeners.

Simplicity and style meets in Something Else as Johann Else discusses topics of the heart. You can look forward to true, authentic radio.

This program will wind you down after a busy day with humour, information and testimonies of others who are walking similar ways as you.

Vulnerability in itself is an act of courage. Few aspire to vulnerability and authenticity in the presence of faceless strangers. “Voice of Change” covers current social justice issues tugging at the world’s conscience. It addresses these issues head-on, but with vulnerability and authenticity at its core. It is produced for a millennial audience with deep roots in the Christian faith who are seeking real conversations, answers and real change. Topics described as the “elephants in the room”, such as the abuse of men, postpartum depression, menstrual health for the homeless, the great white saviour complex, persecution based on gender or religion and the pain of motherhood are but some examples of the waters the show navigates.  

The Yellow Mic “TYM” is an evening talk show with a vision to challenge stereotypes and to create a new narrative for the Christian community.  TYM is pronounced as “time”. It encourages us to disrupt the status quo by creating a platform to discuss topical issues, which affect the community at large. This programme allows for open and honest conversation to take place in the studio.Quirky yellow mic covers are used to encourage our guests to speak out boldly and candidly. We also remind our guests before the programme about the significance of the colour yellow; it is the colour of sunshine, hope, and happiness. It also represents freshness, positivity, clarity, energy, optimism, enlightenment, remembrance, intellect, honour, loyalty, and joy. These are all aspects we endeavour to showcase during the hour of TYM. Yellow Mic –“Let’s challenge stereotypes and bring hope”

On the programme, Father’s Love, Bongani and Lindiwe Mbisi minister together to the hearts of those who have lost faith in the Father’s love. As husband and wife, they share from the Word in unity. Father’s Love is a programme where they take hands with their listeners, pray together, show compassion, share in the sorrow and together proclaim the victory of God over broken lives. Father’s Love conveys the true message that there is an answer to the problem that you are facing

Proudly sponsored by Intercape

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729AM's Get Up & Go Breakfast Show is a flagship brand of Radio Cape Pulpit. It offers a mix of current affairs, actuality, listener interaction, spiritual motivation and moments of laughter. It all makes for a programme we are very proud of and has become the ‘foundation for the day’ for so many dedicated and loyal listeners!

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"Bible teacher Joyce Meyer reaches out to both Christians and non-Christians, as she illustrates how to make each day better by applying biblical principles to every activity."

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“Leefstyl” is a daytime program on Radio Cape Pulpit about bringing people together from all walks of life. This is masterfully achieved by the mindful integration of various aspects and dynamics of daily living. Interviews with members from local communities involved in a wide variety of projects and activities feature regularly, together with informative discussions about the education and leadership environments, gardening tips for those with green fingers, and for those wanting to have the same green fingers, the sharing of delicious and enticing food recipes, as well as discussions relating to safety in and around the home and the workplace. Adding further flair to the line-up is very interesting and useful discussions regarding Labour Law, animal welfare, tourism and local entertainment. This program has it all. Central to the programme, Guilma brings to the listener a wide variety of beautifully rich and meaningful music by local and international artists and caters for the relaxing, the energetic and the soulful mood of the listeners.

Simplicity and style meets in Something Else as Johann Else discusses topics of the heart. You can look forward to true, authentic radio.

"Bible teacher Joyce Meyer reaches out to both Christians and non-Christians, as she illustrates how to make each day better by applying biblical principles to every activity."

Brad brings you weekly update on Christian Music News, with big-name interviews and the freshest reviews on albums, tech and more. Whatever is: Made By Music!

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Marriage Hour with Terrance & Bonita discusses the daily challenges in communities concerning marriages. Couples join the presenters in the studio to openly share some of the obstacles they faced and tell us how they have overcome them. The aim is to inspire and motivate other couples to continue working on their relationship. Kobus Pauw also presents Marriage Hour. He has been married for 26 years and has three children. One of his greatest desires is to see married couples in successful, healthy marriages and to assist them to work through issues and find solutions.

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Be uplifted in your spirit, empowered by the Word of God and encouraged by the testimonies of known and unknown people who boldly tell the story of what God is doing in their lives. Every week Jenna-Leigh is joined by someone ready to overcome by the word of their testimony and help others overcome struggles that they might still be facing (Rev. 12:10-11). On Elevated we’ve had people who have been healed from cancer, those who found wholeness in Christ after tremendous heartache and pain and even those who had a supernatural encounter with God on their journey. Actors, musicians, pastors, mothers, drug addicts, prisoners, internationally acclaimed speakers, ex-gangsters and many more testify of how God has elevated them. The testimonies of guests might differ but the source of their breakthrough is the same – God. During the Elevation Message of the Day, Jenna-Leigh reflects on a thought that is based on the Word of God. The aim of the message is always to uplift you, give you courage for the next step and to grow your capacity. Combine all of this with some inspirational music and you’ve got a recipe for “Elevated”. The vision of the programme is that every listener will be elevated to go to their next level in their walk with Christ, their faith and receive hope.

Leef! is broadcast on both Radio Cape Pulpit and Radio Pulpit and takes listeners on a journey of joys, celebrations, hardships and victories by featuring not only relevant, actual and educational content, but also content that is real and heartfelt. The most important focus is to make the listeners part of the conversations and experiences by showcasing the initiatives of the men and women who work without reward to make the lives of others, better. The programme consists of content with a holistic focus: body, soul and mind. Proudly sponsored by the Christian Literature Fund.

Saterag Samesyn (pronounced without a ‘d’) is a programme with a focus on community. The programme is jumpstarted with a meaningful motivational insert to recharge the batteries after a long week, followed by a very informative slot during which medical professionals answer listeners’ submitted questions relating to health issues. A slot reserved for job opportunities follows and focus on some jobs on offer as well as bursary and internship opportunities. A community news slot highlights local events, submitted by listeners, and shares relevant events found on the various social media platforms. The tempo continues during the last hour with interviews about and with those doing extraordinary things in their respective communities. A tasty food segment gives the feel of a "live in the kitchen atmosphere", introducing new recipes each week that listeners are encouraged to try out. Catering for the many book lovers, a selected book review adds another interesting book to the bookshelves, which is followed by courageous listeners reading their poetry on air. The programme is concluded each week with an incredibly interesting insert that looks at the meaning of a certain Afrikaans idiom and where it originated from. The name of the programme says it all. Samesyn suggests ubuntu in the diversity that the programme offers. This, together with the authenticity of the presenter maintaining fond and likeable interaction with the audience, has achieved the “local is lekker” flavour for people from all walks of life.

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Kopskuif creates a platform where role-players can be heard. You can expect interviews with school principals, learners, parents, educational experts, external role players in education and educators. Education is everybody's responsibility and we want everyone to get involved. A project in partnership with the ATKV.      

180 Degrees is a Godly, diverse and exciting Christian programme that youth of all ages can relate to. Listeners have been tuning in for more of this vibrant content since 2018. There is never a dull moment when 180 Degrees is on air. You can expect soothing and vibrant local and international music during the programme, which consists of several segments. It is kick-started with What’s Down In Cape Town? This segment details various community and youth events in the “Mother City” and surrounding areas. It is followed by the Groovy Movie segment, during which an extract from a movie is played. This allows listeners to interact with the presenters as they try to figure out which movie is being referred to. 180 Degrees also includes interesting and to-the-point interviews that address different topics each week; from fundraisers and events to difficult issues, like dealing with teenage pregnancy or dealing with infants whose lives are affected by FADS. A brain-wrecking Bible Quiz also allows for further live on-air interaction. Another exciting highlight of the programme is the weekly Happy Health Tip, which is a fun and quirky way of introducing new ways for listeners to take care of themselves without it seeming like a chore!

Vulnerability in itself is an act of courage. Few aspire to vulnerability and authenticity in the presence of faceless strangers. “Voice of Change” covers current social justice issues tugging at the world’s conscience. It addresses these issues head-on, but with vulnerability and authenticity at its core. It is produced for a millennial audience with deep roots in the Christian faith who are seeking real conversations, answers and real change. Topics described as the “elephants in the room”, such as the abuse of men, postpartum depression, menstrual health for the homeless, the great white saviour complex, persecution based on gender or religion and the pain of motherhood are but some examples of the waters the show navigates.  

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On iThemba Anele pastors alternate each week in presenting the programme with the aim to instill iThemba (hope) in God’s people. The show includes relevant and entertaining conversations about pastor’s kids, or PK’s, as they are known. It delves into the PK narrative and the judgement and expectations the church has for PK’s. Some PK's, their families, friends and church members join the programme for fascinating conversation. A panel discussion allows all views to be shared. The programme also touches on the music industry. We have a look at what is happening behind the scenes by interviewing drummers, pianists, composers, producers, music managers, promoters, publishers, organisations and associations. Join Anele and his guest on iThemba for your weekly dose of hope.

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Looking back at the week's Christian Perspective on the News from various churches, ministries and thought leaders.

Proudly sponsored by:

• Alcare Aloe
• Monterama Plant Hire
• Executive Engineering
• Moov

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Kaapse Koortjies is a Sunday afternoon programme which focusses on a genre of gospel music popular to the people of the Western Cape. Dmitri interacts with choirs and worship teams who perform live in the studio. Interaction on Telegram, Whatsapp, SMS and Facebook Live allows for song and prayer requests with messages to loved ones. Listener participation forms an important part of every segment of the show. "Waar inni Bybel staanit?" address myriad questions from listeners about faith. "My Dorp" brings the magnifying glass to communities around the Western Cape where we listen to the struggles and triumphs of ordinary people. A segment devoted to Prison Ministry focuses on those listeners who have loved ones serving time in correctional facilities. Those serving time in correctional facilities, as well as the personnel working at these correctional facilities, can listen to a preacher who travels to these facilities throughout South Africa, bringing a sincere message of hope. Each programme is concluded with a short testimony by someone who has overcome dire situations, bringing hope to the audience with their story of victory.

Sunday Wrap is a reflective show that focuses on the central themes of both Scripture and society. We shine a spotlight on people making a difference in society, preach the gospel and discuss difficult topics and complex Scriptures. Each week we are joined by a contributor, theologian, mentor or leader. The programme aims to bring hope in the households of our listeners. All lines of communication are opened for listeners to send their prayer request for us to stand with them in prayer.

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On the programme, Father’s Love, Bongani and Lindiwe Mbisi minister together to the hearts of those who have lost faith in the Father’s love. As husband and wife, they share from the Word in unity. Father’s Love is a programme where they take hands with their listeners, pray together, show compassion, share in the sorrow and together proclaim the victory of God over broken lives. Father’s Love conveys the true message that there is an answer to the problem that you are facing

Proudly sponsored by Intercape

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