The Foundation of Christian Fellowship || 1 John 1:1 - 4 || Mark Ben Thuku

Fellowship with The Light || 1 John 1:5 - 10 || Mark Ben Thuku

What does it mean to fellowship with God? In this passage in 1 John, after the apostle explains what our fellowship ought to be in the first four verses, he goes on to explain what that fellowship entails. The same way two people who are not in agreement cannot walk together, it’s the same aspect with God. Mark Ben Thuku in this sermon seeks to show us that fellowshipping with the light means walking in the light!

The Foundation of Christian Fellowship || 1 John 1:1 - 4 || Mark Ben Thuku

How can men know God? Where can they find Him? This is what meets us in this passage in the epistle of John where he defines the true foundation of fellowship with God. Mark Ben Thuku seeks to explicate in this sermon that the testimony of the incarnation is the beginning of true fellowship with God!

Dare to Trust God || 1 Samuel 14:1 - 23 || Pastor John Musyimi

In a world that is pegged on operating on high equilibriums of trust, we often find ourselves in a perplexing state of whether to trust someone or not to. This is what meets us in this passage in 1 Samuel where Jonathan displays a high level of trust in God whereas Saul shrinks of this and seeks to take matters into his own hands. Pastor John Musyimi, in this sermon, seeks to show us that God wants our trust, not our help!

When There is A Murmur in the Congregation || Acts 6:1-7 || Josphat Macharia

This famous passage in Acts 6 meets us with the plaguing question of what to do with growth in various facets in our walks, and especially, as shown in the text, in the church. This is what faced the early church and still is a matter to handle now. Josphat Macharia, in this sermon, seeks to show us that a pleased and unified commitment to the gospel will keep our church!

The Lord of the Will || James 4:1 - 10 || Isaac

Our desires that are rooted in this world have proven to be contrary to what God calls us to. This is what meets us in this passage in James where we see that anything rooted outside God cannot please and ultimately destroys. Isaac, in this sermon, seeks to show us the deceptiveness of worldly and selfish desires and encourages us to submit to God not to selfish desires!