Episode 10 - Lebo Sekgobela: Fear, Purpose and Restoration

In Conversation with Gospel Singer Lebo Sekgobela reflecting on fear, purpose, restoration and the power of holding on when the world says let go. Lebo Sekgobela is a renowned gospel artist known for her powerful vocals and uplifting performances. Her music has touched the hearts of many with its heartfelt lyrics and soul-stirring melodies. Creating a memorable and spiritually enriching experience, her angelic voice can serenade and set the tone for a successful event. Captivating her audiences with her inspirational songs which can uplift spirits and foster a sense of unity. Her music transcends boundaries and speaks to the soul, making her a popular choice for a variety of events. Chapters: 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:11 Music as a Spiritual and Political Act 00:02:37 Growing Up in Church: The Crusades, Reinhard Bonnke & the Big Tent 00:04:31 A Mother's Commanding Eye & Where the Voice Comes From 00:06:53 Discovering That You Can Sing: Not a Thought, Just a Gift 00:09:34 First Steps Into Professional Music 00:11:24 The Muruto del Jolela: Where It Began Fully 00:12:38 The Moment the Musicians Were Late: Stepping In 00:15:59 Songs of Solomon as Love Poem & Hymn: The Spiritual Depth 00:18:35 The First Cassette Recording: Making Music Real 00:20:17 Clap and Tap to the Stage: The Journey in Between 00:25:00 Gospel as Social Commentary: What the Spirit Sings About 00:30:00 Black Church & Black Community: The Inseparable Link 00:35:00 Women in Gospel: The Voice That Leads 00:40:17 Psalm 121 & Mountain Theology: The Grace of Sin in Debe 00:47:00 Faith & Politics: Can Gospel Address the Crisis? 00:55:00 What African Renaissance Means to a Gospel Artist 01:02:00 Young Artists & the Responsibility of Influence 01:07:00 Closing: Music, Spirit & the Healing of a Nation The views expressed in this conversation are those of the participants and are shared to encourage informed discussion and critical engagement. *** Don't Forget To Share And Subscribe***