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We Are Heavenly Diplomats

Speaker: Bishop Dr. Geoffrey K. Njuguna Date: 13 Oct 2024

Text: 2 Corinthians 5:17-21. In the text above, we learn that Paul emphasizes the transformation that occurs when a person becomes a follower of Christ: they are made new, and their old ways are left behind. As believers, we are not only changed inwardly, but also appointed as ambassadors or diplomats of Christ. Our mission is to represent heaven on earth by sharing the message of reconciliation with others, letting them know that through Christ, they can be reconciled to God. The call to become…

Who Is Your Helper?

Speaker: Rev. John Mwangi Date: 06 Oct 2024

Text: Psalm 121:1-8 I lift up my eyes to the mountains- where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth. He will not let your foot slip- He who watches over you will not slumber; indeed, he who watches over Israel will neither slumber nor sleep. The LORD watches over you- the LORD is your shade at your right hand; the sun will not harm you by day, nor the moon by night. The LORD will keep you from all harm- he will watch over your life; the LORD will watch…

Be Tenaciously Persistent & Immovable

Speaker: Bishop Dr. Geoffrey K. Njuguna Date: 29 Sep 2024

We are on a pilgrimage that demands tenacious persistence if we are to realize all that God has in store for us. Your responsibility is commensurate with your assignment, and you cannot delegate it. Challenges and trials will be present in life; therefore, to live victoriously and fulfill our God-given purpose, we must live as overcomers in Christ. Jesus promised to never leave us nor forsake us (Hebrews 13:5-6). He gave us the Holy Spirit to guide and comfort us, and we have God's Word to build…

We Must Be Courageous

Speaker: Rev. Elizabeth Kamau Date: 22 Sep 2024

Isaiah 41:11- behold, all they that were incensed against thee shall be ashamed and confounded: they shall be as nothing; and they that strive with thee shall perish. This verse is a promise from God to His people, assuring them that their enemies, those who oppose and threaten them, will ultimately be defeated and humiliated. It reflects God’s protection and victory over those who stand against His chosen ones. No matter how powerful the opposition may seem, God guarantees that they will…

We Labor & Strive - Our Hope Set On God

Speaker: Bishop Dr. Geoffrey K Njuguna Date: 15 Sep 2024

We labor and strive- Our hope set on God. Bshop. Dr. Geoffrey K. Njuguna. 15th Sept 2024. It is important to understand that labor will always be rewarded- Romans 15:13, 1 Timothy 4:10, Jeremiah 3:16. It takes hard work to achieve anything worthwhile, and complaining about how hard it is won’t make the process any easier. “Live like a slug, and you’ll eat dirt the rest of your life.” So, unless we want to “eat a lot of dirt,” we have to make the decision to get…

Diligence- A God’s Kingdom Principle.

Speaker: Bishop. Dr. Geoffrey K Njuguna. Date: 08 Sep 2024

We focus on the call to diligence or working hard to bring down barriers (mountains) that stand in the way of our God promised destiny. In other words, laziness (slothfulness) will bring you to poverty, but hard work (diligence) will certainly bring you wealth- Isaiah 41:15. Verses that talk about diligence include: Romans 12:11-12, Ecclesiastes 9:10-11, Proverbs 10:4-5, 13:4, 14:23. All labor has multiple profit for the doer. Laboring or toiling at any endeavor feels good at the end of the day.…

The Irrevocable Laws of Sowing.

Speaker: Bishop. Dr. Geoffrey K. Njuguna. Date: 01 Sep 2024

It is important that each of us becomes mindful of what we are sowing because our harvest will correspond to what we plant- Galatians 6:7. The warning “Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap,” should make you very careful of what you sow. The law or principle operates both positively and negatively. The more you sow to the Spirit, the more you will reap the blessings of a righteous harvest. Likewise, the more you sow in the flesh, the more…

The Irrevocable Laws of Seeking, Sowing and Reaping.

Speaker: Bishop. Dr. Geoffrey K. Njuguna. Date: 25 Aug 2024

It is a tragedy that many say they are waiting on God, while as a matter of fact God is waiting on them to put their faith to action. Proverbs 10:4- not just rich in wealth but this word in its essence means to prosper and to grow. It can mean financially but also in all areas where we are diligent, we see growth, increase, prosperity and results. The word ‘diligent’ in Hebrew means a sharp threshing instrument. We see in Isaiah 41:15. You can continue in diligence in the following:…

Desire Is Not Enough To See Results

Speaker: Bishop Dr. Geoffrey K. Njuguna Date: 18 Aug 2024

It is important to understand that threshing mountains is not a walk in the park, it’s hard work. We lend our focus and work hardest on what is our priority. Desire is not enough to see changes, results, or fruit born in areas of our lives that are lacking. Faith is the key ingredient for the righteous to walk by, hard work is crucial to success for living. Hebrews 10:38- faith holds an active component. The scripture says faith without works is dead, meaning it requires some sort of action.…

Stand In The Gap: Raising Men Of War

Speaker: Rev. Ezekiel Kioko Date: 11 Aug 2024

Stand In The Gap: Raising Men Of War Text: Judges 5:6-8 This verse is part of the Song of Deborah, which reflects on the state of Israel during a time of turmoil and depression. Deborah is known as the mother of warriors. Verse 6 mentions the days of Shamgar and Jael, describing a time when the highways were abandoned, travelers took winding paths. This was a period of great insecurity and fear since normal life was disrupted. The brokenness was societal, as people were unable to travel safely hence…

By Name

Speaker: Rev. Onesmus Weru Date: 04 Aug 2024

So many people do not know Jesus in our world. We can change that. Our topic today is derived from the book of Matthew 22:36-40, where basically Jesus is asked about the greatest commandment in the Law. His response highlights the importance of love: love for God and love for others. Genesis 12:2 says ‘I will make you into a great nation, and I will bless you; I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing.’ So, with this, you can write down names of five people who you know…

The Power of "But Now"

Speaker: Elder Joe Ageyo Date: 28 Jul 2024

The word ‘but’ is a conjunction used to introduce a contrast or exception to what has been stated before. The word ‘now’ is an adverb that refers to the present moment and it is used to indicate what is happening at this very moment or to distinguish the present from the past or future. The phrase ‘But Now’ in the New Testament is a powerful turning point. It signifies a transition from a past situation to a present reality brought about by the work of Christ.…

The Distinguishing Mark Of Christ's Disciple

Speaker: Rev. Stephen Miano Date: 21 Jul 2024

The Distinguishing Mark of Christ’s Disciple Introduction The last words of a person about to die carry a lot of weight. Jesus, in preparing His disciples for His departure, conveyed crucial instructions for them to continue His mission. He told them: “My children, I will be with you only a little longer. You will look for me, and just as I told the Jews, so I tell you now: Where I am going, you cannot come.” (John 13:33 NIV) As Jesus' time on earth was drawing to a close,…

Leadership Matters

Speaker: Bishop Dr. Geoffrey K. Njuguna Date: 20 Mar 2022

Possibly the greatest leadership attribute of Jesus was His ability and willingness to lead by example. He said to serve, and he washed the disciples? feet. He told His disciples to fast and cast out demons, yet He did it first. He told us to lose our lives for His sake, but He willingly gave up His first. Good leadership provides an example to the church staff, volunteers, and attenders. It sacrifices. It works hard. It serves. One of the greatest things a young person can do is to identify immoral…

Living A Godly Life In A Godless World

Speaker: Rev. Stephen Miano Date: 16 Mar 2022

If we look around us, we can see that the world we live in is becoming more and more Godless. The thought of God and living Godly scares the multitude of people. We are pushing God and His Word out from our systems, schools, governments and secular world. Most of the people are afraid to live a life according to God's standards but have so easily adopted immorality, corruption and sinful way of life.

What You Treasure Will Possess Your Heart

Speaker: Rev. Elizabeth Kamau Date: 13 Mar 2022

Money and possessions have a crazy amount of power over our hearts. Trying to serve both God and money will split you and you will not be wholly serving both. You can’t serve both.You can not serve money and still be holy serving the Lord. The danger of prosperity is simple: it binds us to the world. Prosperity leads us to think that we have found our place in the world. Of course, the reality is that the world has found its place in us.

Obedience To God Never Disappoints

Speaker: Bishop Dr. Geoffrey K. Njuguna Date: 13 Jan 2019

Christian obedience is the act of submitting (obeying) to the commands (laws) of God, the highest authority, creator, and Father of mankind. If you have faith in God and believe Christianity is the truth, obedience is the practice of living by faith, obeying the teachings of the Bible. Mathew 16:24 teaches us that as Christians, the fact that we deny ourselves from many worldly desires and choose to follow Christ, that is obedience. “Then Jesus said to his disciples, “Whoever wants to…