Frontline Fellowship

Podcast by Frontline Fellowship

Frontline Fellowship is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 500 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.

Unknown Host hosts Frontline Fellowship, a religion show with 500 episodes published.

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  The Real Story Of Mark

  Aug 19, 20261h 9m

  In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on August 18 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Mark.” We discussed: why whilst the gospel of Mark is the shortest it forms Peter’s longest presentation out of all of the gospels; how the book of Mark starts with the public ministry of Jesus, omitting earlier material talked about in the other gospels; why Jesus Christ could only complete his mission by keeping his identity a secret from the masses; the worst crime you can commit in South Africa; and many other topics.

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  Understanding Islamic Jihad

  Aug 17, 202641 min

  #FrontlineFellowship By: Dr. Peter Hammond www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

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  The Real Story Of Matthew

  Aug 12, 20261h 9m

  In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on August 11 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Matthew.” We discussed: how the Old Testament is the New Testament concealed and the New Testament is the Old Testament revealed; Peter’s introduction to the New Testament and the Gospels; the details of Jesus Christ’s life that you can only find in the book of Matthew; the Miracles and Parables of Jesus that can be found in the book of Matthew; why it is not what we say but what we do that counts; what happened at Frontline Fellowship’s “National Women’s Day” outreach in Cape Town yesterday; the 1964 film “Zulu” and its prequel “Zulu Dawn” which was released in 1979; and many other topics.

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  AfriForum Under Attack – A Christian Perspective on Media Bias, Community Upliftment & State Failure

  Aug 11, 20268 min

  In this episode of Radio Cape Pulpit's Christelike Perspektief op die Nuus (Christian Perspective on the News), Dr. Peter Hammond addresses a recent News24 "witch hunt" targeting the community organisation AfriForum. He criticises News24 (which he refers to as "fake news 24/7") for attacking a group that has received clean audits for 20 years and is actively involved in community upliftment, safety, and infrastructure projects across South Africa. He highlights AfriForum's contributions, including: supporting 117 neighborhoods and farm watches, operating 24/7 control rooms, deploying 34 drones, training over 10,000 volunteers, installing 135 emergency water points, and pursuing about 80 active court cases against corruption and municipal failure. Hammond argues that the media should be exposing state failure and corruption, not attacking organisations that step in where municipalities have failed. He calls out the financial decline of News24 as evidence of their misplaced priorities and urges listeners to support those working for a safer and better-functioning South Africa.

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  Human Trafficking in South Africa: Modern-Day Slavery, Hotline & How to Help

  Aug 5, 202612 min

  In this impactful episode of Christian Perspective on the News on Radio Cape Pulpit, the speaker addresses the harrowing reality of human trafficking – or modern-day slavery – which remains a pervasive issue both globally and in South Africa. With over 50 million people enslaved worldwide and the industry generating $150 billion annually, trafficking is not a distant problem; it occurs in Cape Town, Durbanville, and rural areas alike. The episode shares a personal account of a domestic worker's daughter who was kidnapped in Kraaifontein, bundled into a car, and held captive in a shack near Bellville – a story that sadly reflects countless others. The speaker highlights the involvement of crime syndicates, police corruption, and the vulnerability of young girls (ages 5–15 being the most trafficked demographic) as well as increasingly boys under 18 being exploited for pornography and sexual slavery. Listeners are urged to be vigilant and to report any suspicions to the Human Trafficking Hotline: 0800 222 777. The episode also promotes an upcoming Women's Day outreach (Monday, 10 August 2026) organised by Frontline Mission SA, aimed at raising awareness and providing information on how communities can combat trafficking. The message closes with a spiritual call: just as Jesus came to set captives free (John 10:10, Luke 4:18), individuals are encouraged to turn to Christ for freedom from sin and to speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves.

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