From the Frontline

Podcast by Dr. Peter Hammond - Director - Frontline Fellowship

From the Frontline is a religion podcast hosted by Dr.Peter Hammond, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Dr.Peter Hammond hosts From the Frontline, a religion show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #409

  How World-Changing Movements Are Mobilized

  Aug 19, 202645 min

  From the Frontline – How World-Changing Movements Are Mobilized “Now the Lord is the Spirit; and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.” – 2 Corinthians 3:17 What does it take to turn a compelling vision into a movement capable of changing communities, nations and history? In this episode of From the Frontline, Dr. Peter Hammond draws on decades of experience in mobilising Christian, educational, Reformation and self-determination initiatives. From promoting home education in South Africa and organising Christian Voice marches to Parliament, to the Reformation 500, Calvin 500, Back to the Bible and Livingstone 200 campaigns, as well as supporting the struggle for the independence of South Sudan, we examine the principles behind building and sustaining effective movements. The discussion breaks down the practical process of moving from vision to action: defining a clear objective, communicating it effectively, identifying committed leaders, building networks, mobilising supporters and using different forms of media to multiply the message. We also explore the significance of the 5%, 15% and 80% principle in understanding how committed activists, active supporters and the wider population can influence the direction and momentum of a movement. Drawing lessons from successful independence movements witnessed in Eastern Europe and Africa, the conversation then applies these principles to the campaign for self-determination and an independent Cape of Good Hope. What would be required to build sufficient public support? What role should education, organisation, media and grassroots mobilisation play? And can the Western Cape realistically achieve independence from South Africa? Ultimately, this episode is about more than one political movement. It is an exploration of how ideas become movements, movements mobilise people, and committed people can influence the course of history. A challenging discussion on leadership, vision, communication, perseverance, liberty and turning conviction into effective action. “Now the Lord is the Spirit; and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.” – 2 Corinthians 3:17

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  Episode #408

  From the Frontline – The Adventure of Living by Faith

  Aug 12, 202644 min

  From the Frontline – The Adventure of Living by Faith “The just shall live by faith.” – Romans 1:17 What does it really mean to live by faith—not merely as a theological principle, but as a practical way of life and ministry? In this episode of From the Frontline, we explore more than four decades of trusting God for His provision, protection, guidance and opportunities in the mission field. From the founding of Frontline Fellowship as a Faith Mission to challenging outreaches across Africa, this programme recounts remarkable testimonies of stepping out in faith when the resources needed were not yet visible. The discussion begins with recent evangelistic outreaches in Cape Town and an urgent challenge involving a 20-foot container carrying 17 tonnes of Bibles and Christian books awaiting clearance and distribution to churches and missions throughout Africa. Drawing inspiration from pioneer missionary Hudson Taylor and the conviction that “God’s work, done God’s way, will never lack God’s supply,” Dr. Peter Hammond explains the philosophy behind Frontline Fellowship operating as a Faith Mission and shares lessons learned through decades of missionary service. From hitchhiking more than 140,000 kilometres and setting out for Mozambique without enough money for fuel, to smuggling Bibles behind enemy lines, conducting missions into Sudan, overcoming illness and financial crises, and trusting God for strategic mission projects, these testimonies demonstrate what it means to stand up, step out and launch out in faith. The episode also explores the biblical importance of avoiding unnecessary debt, sacrificial giving, responding to God's calling despite limited resources, and recognising that faith does not mean passively waiting—it means faithfully acting upon what God has called us to do. Finally, we look at the current priorities and urgent needs of Frontline Fellowship and how Christians can pray for, participate in and support the ongoing work of evangelism, Bible distribution, discipleship and missionary outreach throughout Africa. An encouraging and challenging reminder that following Christ is an adventure—and that when God calls His people forward, we must be prepared to trust Him, seize the day and walk by faith. “The just shall live by faith.” – Romans 1:17

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  Episode #407

  How Ministries Are Manipulated, Marginalized & Misdirected

  Aug 5, 202654 min

  From the Frontline – How Ministries Are Manipulated, Marginalized & Misdirected In this episode of From the Frontline, we examine a provocative report that raises serious questions about the relationship between governments, intelligence agencies, churches, seminaries, charities, and missionary organisations. The discussion explores claims that political and ideological interests have, over many decades, sought to influence or redirect Christian ministries through funding, academic institutions, humanitarian partnerships, and international mission networks. We consider how these claims relate to broader concerns about globalism, soft power, and the danger of compromising the Church's primary mission. Drawing on over four decades of missionary experience, we also reflect on the realities of ministry in politically sensitive environments, the challenges of maintaining biblical conviction under external pressure, and the importance of discerning the difference between advancing the Kingdom of God and becoming distracted by competing agendas. Most importantly, this episode returns to Scripture to ask: How can churches and Christian ministries remain faithful to the Great Commission without being manipulated, marginalized, or misdirected? We examine the biblical call for discernment, courage, spiritual vigilance, and unwavering commitment to Christ as the Head of His Church. Whether or not listeners agree with every conclusion discussed, this conversation raises important questions about influence, integrity, and the need for Christians to carefully test every spirit, evaluate every movement, and ensure that Christ—not culture, politics, or power—remains at the centre of the Church's mission. "Then I saw an angel coming down from Heaven... so that he should deceive the nations no more." – Revelation 20:1–3

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  Episode #406

  The Antidote to the Ignorance and Stupidity Celebrated Today

  Jul 28, 202651 min

  From the Frontline – The Antidote to the Ignorance and Stupidity Celebrated Today In this episode of From the Frontline, we confront the growing celebration of ignorance, superficial thinking, and trut in modern society—and ask what Scripture identifies as the true source of wisdom, knowledge, and understanding. Why does society increasingly reward slogans over serious thought, opinion over truth, and entertainment over education? How does the rejection of God’s Word contribute to moral confusion, intellectual decline, and hardened hearts? Drawing from Scripture, this discussion examines the biblical contrast between wisdom and foolishness, humility and pride, discernment and deception. The episode also presents a practical antidote: the disciplined pursuit of truth through Scripture, reading, study, libraries, and reliable Christian literature. Libraries are described as gymnasiums for the mind, armouries for spiritual warfare, and sanctuaries for serious study—equipping believers to think clearly, defend the Faith, prepare for ministry, and resist the superficiality of the age. We also explore why books and printed literature remain essential in the digital era. The written word can cross borders, endure beyond a single generation, speak where the human voice cannot, and continue teaching long after the author is gone. Finally, the programme highlights practical initiatives such as Literature4Africa, Christian Liberty Books, and digital library projects that are providing Bibles, theological resources, educational materials, and discipleship tools to pastors, teachers, missionaries, students, and prisoners throughout Africa. A challenging and encouraging call to reject intellectual laziness, redeem the time, renew the mind, and become a lifelong student of God’s Word. “The entrance of Your Words gives light; it gives understanding to the simple.” – Psalm 119:130

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  Episode #405

  Setting the Captives Free from Human Trafficking

  Jul 21, 202654 min

  From the Frontline – Setting the Captives Free from Human Trafficking: Modern-Day Slavery In this episode of From the Frontline, we expose one of the greatest humanitarian crimes of our age—human trafficking and modern-day slavery. Although many believe slavery ended in the nineteenth century, millions of men, women, and children remain trapped in forced labour, sexual exploitation, debt bondage, and human trafficking across the world today. We examine the realities of Modern slavery in Africa and beyond, including the resurgence of slave markets under extremist groups, the exploitation of vulnerable women and children, and the international networks that profit from human misery. The discussion also explores the often-overlooked history of slavery, comparing different slave trades throughout history while highlighting the continuing need to confront injustice wherever it exists today. Closer to home, we consider evidence of human trafficking in South Africa, including cases of labour and sexual exploitation, and discuss how criminal syndicates prey upon the vulnerable. We also examine the responsibility of governments, churches, and ordinary citizens to expose these crimes and stand with those who cannot defend themselves. Most importantly, we ask: What is the Christian response? Scripture calls believers to defend the oppressed, rescue those in danger, expose the works of darkness, and proclaim the freedom found in Jesus Christ. The Gospel not only transforms hearts—it compels us to seek justice and mercy for those held captive. A sobering yet hope-filled conversation calling Christians to stand against exploitation and become instruments of God's justice, compassion, and freedom. "Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them." – Ephesians 5:11

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