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"The Seun Osigbesan Podcast" is your guide to a purpose-driven life, hosted by Pastor Seun Osigbesan, the visionary Lead Pastor of Gracemade Christian Centre. Through insightful sermons and discussions, Pastor Seun combines timeless wisdom from Scriptures with real-life examples. His inclusive approach welcomes everyone, regardless of background, to explore spirituality and discover their unique calling. Join us for a transformative experience, gaining tools to navigate life's challenges and embracing the power of faith and purpose.

In this episode, our guest minister, Pastor Mrs Seun 'PM' Osigbesan, dives deep into the topic of "How To Marry Right." She shares invaluable insights on the purpose of marriage and the keys to making the right choice in a life partner.Pastor Seun emphasizes the importance of understanding the purpose of marriage, as without this understanding, there's a significant risk of making the wrong choice. She draws wisdom from Proverbs 4:7, Ephesians 5:7, Genesis 2:18-20, 1 Corinthians 2:9, and James 1:17 to support her teachings.In her sermon, Pastor Seun presents three crucial things to understand when it comes to marriage. Firstly, she highlights that the primary purpose of marriage is to unite two destinies, enabling them to support each other in fulfilling their God-given purposes. She emphasises that it goes far beyond the physical aspects of sex and children.Secondly, she underscores the importance of understanding your purpose. Knowing oneself is a fundamental step in choosing the right partner. Lastly, Pastor Seun stresses the significance of understanding your partner thoroughly. In the absence of this understanding, one might end up with a partner who aligns differently from their destiny.Tune in to gain essential knowledge on how to make the right marriage choice and how understanding this sacred institution's purpose is key to a fulfilling life journey.

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In the previous episode of Truth Serum, we listened to Seun talk about his battle with depression and his attempts at suicide, which he has documented in his new book: 'HOW NOT TO LEAVE'. In this episode of Truth Serum, we discuss depression and suicide, taking the learning from Seun's story: The turning point for Seun How Seun ensures he does not get depressed again. I also respond to 4 questions by listeners Is it not cowardice and selfishness that makes a person commit suicide? How do you move on when a loved one has committed suicide? How do you help somebody who is suicidal? Is it not the parents fault? Our thinking styles can make us more prone to depression and suicidal thoughts. It is important to work on thinking styles and thinking errors. Listen, and share with others.