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Deliverance Church International - Busia, Busia (2026)

12/08/2026

Deliverance Church International- Busia
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Sermon 12
Topic: Jesus Christ: The King Who Must Be Exalted
Text: John Chapter 12
Key Verse: John 12:24 (Kjv)
“Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit.”

INTRODUCTION
-John chapter 12 marks an important transition in the ministry of Jesus. He is anointed at Bethany, enters Jerusalem as King, speaks about His coming death, and teaches about the necessity of believing in the Light. The chapter reveals that Jesus came to give His life for the world and that He must be honored, believed, and exalted. His coming death would not be a defeat but the means through which He would accomplish God’s plan of salvation.
1. JESUS DESERVES WHOLEHEARTED HONOR
Scripture: John 12:1–11
-Six days before the Passover, Jesus came to Bethany where Lazarus was present. Martha served, Lazarus sat with Jesus, and Mary took expensive ointment and anointed Jesus’ feet, filling the house with its fragrance. Judas Iscariot criticized her action because of the value of the ointment, but Jesus defended her act of devotion.
-Mary’s sacrifice demonstrated her deep love and honor for Jesus. While others calculated the value of what was given, Mary recognized the worth of the One who received it.
Key Lessons
- Jesus deserves our highest honor.
- Genuine devotion may require sacrifice.
- Our worship should come from a heart of love.
- We should value Christ above material possessions.
2. JESUS IS THE KING WHO CAME TO GIVE HIS LIFE
Scripture: John 12:12–36
-Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on a young donkey, fulfilling the prophecy concerning the coming King. The crowds welcomed Him with palm branches and cried, “Hosanna: Blessed is the King of Israel that cometh in the name of the Lord.”
-Yet Jesus knew that His path to kingship would lead to the cross. He explained that unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies, it remains alone, but if it dies, it produces much fruit. He was speaking about His own death and the fruit that would come through His sacrifice.
-Jesus also declared that He had come to glorify the Father’s name. The Father responded from heaven, affirming His Son.
Key Lessons
-Jesus is the promised King.
- His death was part of God’s plan of salvation.
- Sacrifice can produce lasting spiritual fruit.
- Jesus lived to glorify the Father.
3. BELIEVE IN THE LIGHT WHILE YOU HAVE THE LIGHT
Scripture: John 12:37–50
-Although Jesus had performed many signs, many people still refused to believe in Him. John explains that this unbelief fulfilled the words of Isaiah concerning those who would see but not understand.
-Jesus again called the people to believe in the Light while they had the Light, so that they might become children of Light. He emphasized that His words were not His own but came from the Father who sent Him.
Key Lessons
- Miracles alone do not guarantee faith.
- Jesus is the Light of the world.
-We must respond to God’s truth with faith.
- Rejecting Christ means rejecting the One who sent Him.
CONCLUSION
-John chapter 12 presents Jesus as the King who deserves wholehearted honor, the Savior who willingly gives His life, and the Light who calls people to believe. Mary demonstrated costly devotion, Jesus demonstrated sacrificial obedience, and the Father glorified His Son.
-The central message is clear: Jesus must be honored, believed, and exalted because He gave Himself so that many might have life.

11/08/2026

Deliverance Church International- Busia
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Sermon 11
Topic: Jesus Christ: The Resurrection And The Life
Key Verse
John 11:25 (Kjv)
“Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.”
INTRODUCTION
-John chapter 11 records one of the greatest miracles in the ministry of Jesus—the raising of Lazarus from the dead. Lazarus had been in the tomb for four days when Jesus arrived, yet Christ demonstrated His authority over death. The chapter also reveals Jesus’ compassion as He wept with those who were mourning and His declaration that He is the Resurrection and the Life. Through this event, many people believed in Him, while others continued to oppose Him.
1. JESUS IS PRESENT EVEN WHEN THE SITUATION SEEMS DELAYED
Scripture: John 11:1–16
-Lazarus became sick, and his sisters, Mary and Martha, sent word to Jesus. Although Jesus loved Lazarus, He remained where He was for two additional days before going to Bethany. Jesus explained that the sickness would ultimately reveal God’s glory and strengthen the disciples’ faith.
When Jesus finally announced that Lazarus had died, He told His disciples that He was glad He had not been there earlier so that they might believe.
Key Lessons
- God’s timing is different from human timing.
- Jesus is never absent from our circumstances.
- God can use difficult situations to reveal His glory.
- Delays do not mean that Jesus has forgotten us.
2. JESUS IS THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE
Scripture: John 11:17–37
-When Jesus arrived, Martha expressed her confidence that Lazarus would have been raised at the resurrection. Jesus responded with one of the greatest declarations in Scripture:
“I am the resurrection, and the life.”
-Jesus then asked Martha whether she believed this. He also demonstrated His compassion by weeping with Mary and the mourners. Even though Jesus knew He was going to raise Lazarus, He entered into the sorrow of those who were grieving.
Key Lessons
- Jesus has authority over death.
- Eternal life is found in Christ.
- Faith in Jesus gives hope beyond the grave.
- Jesus cares deeply about human sorrow.
3. JESUS HAS POWER TO CALL THE DEAD TO LIFE
Scripture: John 11:38–57
-Jesus came to Lazarus’ tomb and commanded that the stone be removed. Martha initially hesitated because Lazarus had been dead for four days. Jesus reminded her that if she believed, she would see the glory of God.
-Jesus then prayed to the Father and called out, “Lazarus, come forth.” Lazarus came out of the tomb alive.
-This miracle demonstrated the authority of Jesus and caused many people to believe in Him. However, the religious leaders responded by planning to put Jesus to death.
Key Lessons
- Nothing is impossible for Jesus.
- Christ has authority over death.
- Faith allows us to witness God’s glory.
- Jesus’ miracles point people to His divine identity.
CONCLUSION
-John chapter 11 reveals Jesus Christ as the Resurrection and the Life. He has authority over sickness, death, and the grave. He is also compassionate toward those who suffer and mourn.
-The raising of Lazarus points beyond the miracle itself to the greater truth that Jesus is the source of eternal life. Those who believe in Him have hope beyond death because Christ Himself is the Resurrection and the Life.

10/08/2026

Deliverance Church International- Busia
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Sermon 10
Topic: Jesus Christ: The Good Shepherd
Text: John Chapter 10
Key Verse:
John 10:10 (Kjv)
“I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.”

INTRODUCTION
-John chapter 10 presents one of the clearest pictures of Jesus’ relationship with His people. Jesus describes Himself as the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep, calls them by name, protects them, and gives His life for them. He also declares that He is the door of the sheep and that He came to give abundant life. The chapter reveals the love, authority, protection, and sacrificial nature of Jesus Christ.
1. JESUS IS THE DOOR OF THE SHEEP
Scripture: John 10:1–10
-Jesus begins by describing the relationship between the shepherd and his sheep. The sheep recognize the shepherd’s voice and follow him because they know him. Jesus then declares, “I am the door of the sheep.” He explains that anyone who enters through Him will be saved and will find pasture.
-Jesus contrasts Himself with those who come only to steal, kill, and destroy. He declares that His purpose is to give life—life that is abundant.
Key Lessons
- Jesus is the only way to salvation.
- His sheep recognize and follow His voice.
- Jesus came to give abundant life.
- Christ protects His people from spiritual destruction.
2. JESUS IS THE GOOD SHEPHERD WHO GIVES HIS LIFE
Scripture: John 10:11–21
-Jesus declares, “I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep.” Unlike a hired servant who abandons the sheep when danger comes, Jesus willingly sacrifices Himself for His people.
-He knows His sheep, and His sheep know Him. Jesus also declares that He has other sheep that are not yet of that fold, and that they too must be brought into His flock. His mission therefore extends beyond one group of people to include people from every nation.
Key Lessons
-Jesus willingly gave His life for His people.
- Jesus knows every one of His sheep personally.
- True spiritual leadership requires sacrificial love.
- Christ desires to bring people from every nation into His fold.
3. JESUS GIVES HIS SHEEP ETERNAL LIFE
Scripture: John 10:22–42
-During the Feast of Dedication, the Jewish leaders demanded that Jesus tell them plainly whether He was the Christ. Jesus pointed to His works as evidence of His identity. He then declared that His sheep hear His voice, He knows them, and they follow Him.
Jesus made a powerful promise:
“And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish.”
He further declared that no one is able to take His sheep out of His Father’s hand. Jesus concluded by declaring His unity with the Father, which caused the religious leaders to attempt to stone Him.
Key Lessons
- Jesus gives eternal life to His sheep.
- His sheep hear His voice and follow Him.
- Christ protects those who belong to Him.
- Jesus and the Father are united in divine purpose and authority.
CONCLUSION
-John chapter 10 reveals Jesus as the Door, the Good Shepherd, and the giver of eternal life. He knows His sheep, calls them by name, protects them, provides for them, and willingly gives His life for them.
The invitation of Jesus is clear: come through the Door, listen to the Shepherd’s voice, follow Him, and receive the abundant and eternal life He gives.

09/08/2026

Deliverance Church International – Busia.
Sunday: 9/8/2026
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama.
Topic: The Mission Field Is The Heartbeat Of God
Key Text: Matthew 28:18–20 (Kjv)
“And Jesus came and spake unto them, saying, All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth. Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen.”
Supporting Scriptures:
- John 3:16, Luke 19:10, Matthew 9:36–38, Acts 1:8, Romans 10:13–15, 2 Peter 3:9
INTRODUCTION
-The greatest passion in the heart of God is not buildings, programs, or even prosperity. His greatest passion is people. Throughout Scripture, we see God relentlessly pursuing humanity. From the Garden of Eden, where He sought Adam after the fall, to the Cross of Calvary, where Christ died for sinners, and finally to the Great Commission, God’s heartbeat has always been the salvation of lost souls.
-The church exists because of mission. Every believer is saved to become a witness. Every blessing we receive is intended to become a blessing to others. If we truly love what God loves, then the mission field must become our greatest concern.
Today we shall discover why the mission field is the heartbeat of God.

(CONTINUATION FROM LAST SUNDAY’S SERMON).

6. GOD USES ORDINARY PEOPLE
-Throughout Scripture God used ordinary people.
-Moses was a shepherd.
-David was a shepherd boy.
-Peter was a fisherman.
-Matthew was a tax collector.
-The Samaritan woman became an evangelist.
-Paul became the apostle to the Gentiles.
-God is not looking for extraordinary people.
-He is looking for available people.
-Availability is often more important than ability.
7. MISSIONS REQUIRE PRAYER, GIVING AND GOING
-God calls believers into different expressions of mission.
-Some are called to go.
-Some are called to send.
-Some are called to finance.
-Some are called to intercede.
-Every believer can participate.
-Romans 10 reminds us that preaching cannot happen unless someone is sent.
-Mission is a partnership.
8. THERE IS GREAT JOY IN WINNING SOULS
Daniel 12:3
-Those who lead many to righteousness will shine forever.
Proverbs 11:30
“He that winneth souls is wise.”
-Nothing compares with seeing someone transformed by Christ.
-Money cannot produce that joy.
-Success cannot replace it.
-Heaven rejoices whenever one sinner repents.
-The church should rejoice over the same things heaven celebrates.
9. THE MISSION FIELD REQUIRES COMPASSION
-Before Jesus preached, He first felt compassion.
-Compassion moves beyond criticism.
-Compassion sees possibilities instead of failures.
-Mission without compassion becomes duty.
-Mission with compassion becomes love in action.
-People do not care how much we know until they know how much we care.
10. THE REWARD OF FAITHFUL MISSION
-God never forgets labour done for His Kingdom.
-Jesus promised eternal rewards.
-Many people we have never met may greet us in heaven because we prayed, gave or witnessed.
-One soul is worth more than all the wealth of the world.
-There is no greater investment than investing in eternity.
CONCLUSION
-The mission field is not merely another ministry of the church.
-It is the very heartbeat of God.
-Everything God has done points toward redeeming humanity.
-The Father sent the Son.
-The Son sent the Holy Spirit.
-The Holy Spirit sends the Church.
-The Church sends believers into the world.
-Until Jesus returns, our assignment remains unchanged:
-Go and make disciples.
-May our church become known not merely for its worship, but for its passion for souls.
-May every believer become a missionary wherever God has placed them.
-May we pray more fervently, give more generously and witness more boldly until the whole world hears the Gospel.

09/08/2026

UNITY IS STRENGTH: Daughters Of Faith (D.O.F), Outside their newly built offices.

08/08/2026

Deliverance Church International- Busia
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Sermon 9
Topic: Jesus Christ: The One Who Opens Blind Eyes
Text: John Chapter 9
Key Text:
John 9:5 (Kjv)
“As long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world.”

INTRODUCTION
-John chapter 9 records the remarkable healing of a man who had been blind from birth. Through this miracle, Jesus reveals Himself as the Light of the world who has power to open both physical and spiritual eyes. While the man’s physical sight was restored immediately, his understanding of Jesus grew progressively until he believed and worshipped Him. At the same time, the religious leaders demonstrated that a person can have physical sight yet remain spiritually blind.
1. JESUS HAS POWER TO OPEN BLIND EYES
Scripture: John 9:1–12
-When Jesus and His disciples saw a man who had been blind from birth, the disciples asked whose sin had caused his blindness. Jesus explained that his condition would become an opportunity for the works of God to be revealed. Jesus made clay, placed it on the man’s eyes, and instructed him to wash in the pool of Siloam. The man obeyed and returned seeing.
Key Lessons
- Jesus has power over conditions that seem impossible.
- God’s works can be revealed in difficult circumstances.
- Obedience to Christ’s Word is important.
2. A PERSONAL ENCOUNTER WITH JESUS PRODUCES A TESTIMONY
Scripture: John 9:13–34
-The healed man was questioned repeatedly by the Pharisees because Jesus had healed him on the Sabbath. Although he could not answer every theological question they asked, he remained confident about what Jesus had done for him. He boldly declared, “One thing I know, that, whereas I was blind, now I see.”
Key Lessons
- A genuine encounter with Jesus produces a personal testimony.
- We should remain faithful to what Christ has done in our lives.
- Opposition should not silence our testimony about Jesus.
3. JESUS OPENS OUR SPIRITUAL EYES
Scripture: John 9:35–41
-After the healed man was cast out by the religious leaders, Jesus found him and revealed Himself as the Son of God. The man responded, “Lord, I believe,” and worshipped Jesus. In contrast, the Pharisees remained spiritually blind because they refused to recognize their need for Christ.
Key Lessons
- Spiritual sight comes through believing in Jesus.
- True revelation of Christ leads to worship.
- Pride can prevent people from recognizing spiritual blindness.
CONCLUSION
-John chapter 9 reveals Jesus as the Light of the world who opens both physical and spiritual eyes. The man who had been blind moved from receiving a miracle to recognizing Jesus and finally worshipping Him as Lord. The religious leaders, however, saw the miracle but refused to believe. True spiritual sight comes when we recognize Jesus, believe in Him, and worship Him as Lord.

07/08/2026

Deliverance Church International- Busia
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Sermon Eight
Topic: Jesus Christ: The Light That Sets Us Free
Text: John Chapter 8
Key Verse
John 8:12 (Kjv)
“Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.”

INTRODUCTION
-John chapter 8 reveals Jesus Christ as the Light of the world who brings forgiveness, truth, freedom, and life. The chapter records Jesus’ response to a woman accused of adultery, His declaration that He is the Light of the world, His teaching about freedom through truth, and His powerful revelation of His eternal identity. Throughout the chapter, Jesus calls people to leave the darkness of sin, believe His Word, and follow Him.
1. JESUS BRINGS GRACE AND A NEW BEGINNING
Scripture: John 8:1–11
-The scribes and Pharisees brought to Jesus a woman caught in adultery and attempted to use her situation to trap Him. Jesus exposed the hypocrisy of her accusers, and one by one they departed. Jesus did not condemn the woman but instructed her to leave her life of sin.
Key Lessons
- Jesus offers grace to sinners.
- We should avoid self-righteous judgment of others.
- God’s grace calls us away from sin into a changed life.
2. JESUS IS THE LIGHT WHO LEADS US INTO TRUTH AND FREEDOM
Scripture: John 8:12–36
-Jesus declared Himself to be the Light of the world and promised that those who follow Him will not walk in darkness. He taught that those who continue in His Word are truly His disciples; they will know the truth, and the truth will make them free. Jesus explained that true freedom is freedom from the bo***ge of sin.
Key Lessons
- Jesus is the Light of the world.
- Continuing in God’s Word identifies true disciples.
- The truth of Christ brings freedom from sin.
3. JESUS IS THE ETERNAL SON OF GOD
Scripture: John 8:37–59
-Jesus confronted those who claimed Abraham as their father while rejecting the truth Abraham would have welcomed. He explained that their actions revealed their spiritual condition. Jesus then made the remarkable declaration, “Before Abraham was, I am,” revealing His eternal existence and divine identity.
Key Lessons
- True relationship with God is demonstrated through obedience.
- Jesus existed before Abraham.
- Jesus is the eternal Son of God.
CONCLUSSION
-John chapter 8 presents Jesus as the Light of the world who offers grace to sinners, reveals God’s truth, and brings freedom from the bo***ge of sin. He is not merely a teacher or prophet but the eternal Son of God. Those who follow Him will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life.

06/08/2026

Deliverance Church International- Busia
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Sermon 7
Topic: Jesus Christ: The Source Of Living Water
Text: John Chapter 7
Key Verse:
John 7:37–38 (Kjv)
“In the last day, that great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink.
He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water.”

INTRODUCTION
-John chapter 7 records Jesus’ ministry during the Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem. The chapter reveals different responses to Jesus: some doubted Him, some opposed Him, some believed in Him, and others were confused about His identity. In the midst of this opposition, Jesus continued to teach with divine authority and invited spiritually thirsty people to come to Him and drink. This chapter calls us to know Christ, believe His Word, and receive the life that only He can give.
1. JESUS LIVED ACCORDING TO THE FATHER’S TIMING
Scripture: John 7:1–13
-Jesus’ brothers encouraged Him to go publicly to Jerusalem and demonstrate His works. Jesus explained that His time had not yet fully come. He refused to be controlled by human pressure and later went to the feast according to the Father’s timing.
Key Lessons
- God’s timing is always perfect.
- We should not allow human pressure to control our decisions.
- Jesus remained committed to the Father’s will.
2. JESUS TAUGHT WITH DIVINE AUTHORITY
Scripture: John 7:14–36
-When Jesus began teaching in the temple, the people were amazed because of His knowledge. Jesus explained that His teaching came from the One who sent Him. Although religious leaders questioned and opposed Him, Jesus continued declaring the truth about His identity and mission.
Key Lessons
- Jesus’ teaching comes from the Father.
- God’s truth remains true even when people reject it.
- Knowing God’s will requires a heart willing to obey Him.
3. JESUS INVITES THE SPIRITUALLY THIRSTY TO COME TO HIM
Scripture: John 7:37–53
-On the final and greatest day of the feast, Jesus publicly invited everyone who was thirsty to come to Him and drink. He promised that those who believed in Him would experience rivers of living water. John explains that Jesus was speaking about the Holy Spirit, whom believers would later receive.
Key Lessons
- Jesus satisfies spiritual thirst.
- The Holy Spirit brings spiritual life to believers.
- Everyone who thirsts is invited to come to Christ.
CONCLUSION
-John chapter 7 reveals Jesus as the One who faithfully follows the Father’s timing, teaches with divine authority, and offers living water to everyone who believes. Although people responded to Him in different ways, Jesus continued to invite the spiritually thirsty to come to Him. Those who believe in Christ receive the life and presence of the Holy Spirit.

05/08/2026

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05/08/2026

Deliverance Church International- Busia
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Sermon 6
Topic: Jesus Christ: The Bread Of Life
Text: John Chapter 6
Key Verse:
John6:35 (Kjv)
“And Jesus said unto them, I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that believeth on me shall never thirst.”

INTRODUCTION
-John chapter 6 reveals Jesus as the Bread of Life who alone can satisfy the deepest spiritual needs of humanity. The chapter records the feeding of the five thousand, Jesus walking on the sea, His teaching about the Bread of Life, and the response of those who found His teaching difficult. Through these events, Jesus calls people to look beyond temporary physical needs and believe in Him for eternal life.
1.JESUS IS SUFFICIENT FOR EVERY NEED
Scripture: John 6:1–21
-A large crowd followed Jesus because they had seen His miracles. When the people needed food, Jesus took five barley loaves and two small fish, gave thanks, and multiplied them until more than five thousand people were fed. Later, when the disciples were struggling against the wind on the sea, Jesus came to them walking on the water and told them not to be afraid.
Key Lessons
- Jesus is able to provide for every need.
- Nothing is too little when placed in the hands of Christ.
- The presence of Jesus brings peace in times of fear.
2. JESUS IS THE BREAD OF LIFE
Scripture: John 6:22–59
-The crowds searched for Jesus because they had eaten the bread He provided. Jesus challenged them not to seek only temporary food but the food that endures unto everlasting life. He declared that He is the Bread of Life who came down from heaven and that those who believe in Him receive eternal life.
Key Lessons
- Jesus alone satisfies our deepest spiritual hunger.
- Eternal life is found through faith in Christ.
- We should seek spiritual nourishment above temporary satisfaction.
3. TRUE DISCIPLES REMAIN WITH JESUS
Scripture: John 6:60–71
Many of Jesus’ followers found His teaching difficult and turned away from Him. Jesus asked the twelve whether they also wanted to leave. Peter responded, “Lord, to whom shall we go? thou hast the words of eternal life.” Although many abandoned Jesus, the twelve remained because they recognized who He was.
Key Lessons
- True disciples remain faithful even when Christ’s teaching is difficult.
- Jesus has the words of eternal life.
- Genuine faith is centered on who Jesus is, not merely on what He provides.
CONCLUSION
-John chapter 6 reveals Jesus Christ as the Bread of Life. He provides for physical needs, brings peace in the storms of life, and gives eternal life to those who believe in Him. While some followed Him only because of what they could receive, true disciples recognized that Jesus Himself is the greatest treasure. Like Peter, we must understand that there is nowhere else to go because Christ alone has the words of eternal life.

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