Ps. Mesake is back to talk about what the Bible says about the empowerment of women and how the church can lead the way across Fiji.

Ps Mesake speaks honestly about why what we eat—and how much we eat—matters to God.

Watching porn is not only a men’s issue, but women also watch porn.  Recently, I interviewed Jackie about her struggle with porn.  If you are currently addicted to porn, there is help at Life Line Fiji.  Call their toll-free number 1543.

At our recent event in Suva, "Let's Talk About It", Vani & Mele shared the freedom they have found in Jesus that has released them from the shame and pain of their sexual past. 

Ps. Ritchie gives a challenge to the guys to step up and support the women. 

At our recent book launch for The Silent Cry, Jackie shared so vulnerably about what led her to abort her baby. 

In this episode, we hear two recordings from a May event titled The Table of Courage. Mele and Ritchie share parts of their stories and reflect on what gave them the courage to speak up in a culture shaped by silence and shame.

Vani is back and this time talking about the rejection in her life that sent her on a search for love.  This is a very insightful discussion that will help us understand our children and youth in a more empathetic way.   Everyone has a story.

Like many other young girls in Fiji, Mere was sexually abused at the age of 11.   And like many other women in Fiji she is breaking her silence & sharing her story.

In this episode, Letitia and Ps. Apenisa explore the warning signs of spiritual abuse within the church, unpack common red flags to watch for, and discuss healthy, practical ways to respond.

In this episode, I sit down with Mercedes Swann, founder of Mama Talanoa — a movement created to break the silence around maternal mental health in the Pacific. Mercedes shares how the community has grown, along with insights from a survey of more than 400 women, and her vision for the online group in 2026.

Kanesi Kaufusi runs her own podcast Pacific Empowerment Podcast.  She is on a crusade to ban a cultural tradition in her nation that exploits women & destroys marriages.  What gives her courage to speak up and be a disruptive voice? Listen to my interview and be inspired by Akanesi.  To join her campaign go to www.pasifikaeempowerment.org

For the first time, Jane (not her real name) opens up about her painful experiences—sharing her story to inspire healing, end silence, and break the cycle of shame across Fiji.

For the first time, Jane (not her real name) opens up about her painful experiences—sharing her story to inspire healing, end silence, and break the cycle of shame across Fiji.

Sera, Vani & Amelia have played an important role in contributing to this resource. They talk about how the book has impacted and helped them and the need to get this book into the hands of our youth.

Daniel & Sereana Wood have been involved in the production of this new resource for Fijian Youth. In this episode they talk about why they are passionate to see this book spread far & wide and why as…

Ps. Conan Hatch, a member of the pro-life organisation Life Runners in Fiji, joins this episode to discuss the reasons behind abortions and the vital role the church can play in supporting pregnant…

She was groomed from the age of 5 by her uncle and then fell pregnant at the age of 15. Reena shares about the rejection of her family and how she has rebuilt her life to become an overcomer.

In this episode, Ritchie and Letitia unpack the difference between love and lust.

Adelyn was abused by the same man as Rosie (Episode 114). She is another young woman who is tired of the silence that surrounds abuse in Fiji. She is breaking her silence. It’s time for change, time that…