The Monologue with Zibuse L Kunene: You Will Fall and Fail

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Life is full of certainties, but two stand above all else: death and taxes. In this episode of The Monologue, Zibuse L Kunene challenges this perspective, asserting that falling and failing are just as inevitable. Exploring Proverbs 24:16, Zibuse reframes these experiences not as signs of weakness, but as necessary tools for divine refinement and humility.

Join the conversation as Zibuse unpacks the paradox that our moments of weakness can be exactly what keeps us grounded, relational, and dependent on God. Why do we fear the inevitable? And how can we find peace in the pruning process? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
8 Jul English South Africa Religion & Spirituality · Education

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