Pastor Kenedy Kiptanui Too

Pastor Kenedy Kiptanui Too PASTOR OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH| HUSBAND TO CAROLINE TOO. Phone number: +254715270148 Journalist/ Theologian/ CEO ANGA FM//ICT Expert
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When Moses led the children of Israel through the wilderness, he saw God’s hand of protection in every step of their jou...
02/06/2026

When Moses led the children of Israel through the wilderness, he saw God’s hand of protection in every step of their journey. Even in uncertain and dangerous places, God provided manna, water from the rock, and guidance through the cloud by day and fire by night. As it is written, “The Lord your God who goes before you will Himself fight for you” (Deuteronomy 1:30–31). Their survival was not by chance, but by God’s faithful care.

Beloved, reaching the end of another month is not something to take lightly. There were unseen battles, hidden dangers, unanswered prayers, and moments of weakness. Yet through it all, God has carried you safely. You may not understand every situation you faced, but you can see His hand sustaining you.

Like Israel in the wilderness, give thanks for God’s protection and faithfulness. The same God who carried them is still carrying you today. As it is written, “The Lord will watch over your coming and going both now and forevermore” (Psalm 121:8). If you are still standing, still breathing, and still moving forward, it is because of His mercy. You are safely brought through another month not by your strength, but by God’s grace. 🙏✨

When Barnabas entered the lives of others, he became known as a source of encouragement and hope. His name even meant “S...
01/06/2026

When Barnabas entered the lives of others, he became known as a source of encouragement and hope. His name even meant “Son of Encouragement” (Acts 4:36). When others doubted Paul, Barnabas stood beside him and lifted him up. Through simple acts of kindness and support, he brought strength into someone else’s life.

Beloved, many people around us are carrying burdens we cannot see. Some are smiling outwardly while fighting silent battles inwardly. A kind word, a caring action, a prayer, or even a small act of love can become a light in someone’s dark season. We may never fully know how much a simple gesture can mean to another person.

Like Barnabas, choose to make someone smile today. As it is written, “A cheerful heart is good medicine” (Proverbs 17:22). The same God who uses people to comfort and encourage others can use you too. Your kindness may restore hope, your words may lift a weary heart, and your smile may remind someone that they are not alone. Sometimes the smallest act of love creates the biggest impact. 🙏✨

When King Jehoshaphat received news that a vast army was coming against Judah, he found himself facing a battle he could...
31/05/2026

When King Jehoshaphat received news that a vast army was coming against Judah, he found himself facing a battle he could not win by human strength. The situation was overwhelming, and there seemed to be no earthly solution. In that desperate moment, he turned to God and prayed, “We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on You” (2 Chronicles 20:12). When human resources failed, prayer became his greatest weapon.

Beloved, there are seasons when you reach a place where you have nothing but prayer. No connections, no answers, no shortcuts, and no clear way forward. The burden is heavy, the road is uncertain, and the heart feels helpless. Yet those moments often become the birthplace of miracles because they force us to depend completely on God.

Like Jehoshaphat, lift your eyes to the Lord when you have nothing but prayer. The same God who fought for Judah still fights for His people today. As it is written, “Call to Me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know” (Jeremiah 33:3). Never underestimate the power of prayer. When everything else is gone, prayer remains. When human help fails, prayer still works. When doors are closed, prayer reaches heaven. Sometimes all you have is prayer—and sometimes prayer is all you need. 🙏✨

When Jonah ran away from God’s calling, he ended up in a storm and was swallowed by a great fish. From a human perspecti...
30/05/2026

When Jonah ran away from God’s calling, he ended up in a storm and was swallowed by a great fish. From a human perspective, it looked like his story had ended in failure and disobedience. Yet God did not abandon him. After Jonah prayed in repentance, the Bible says, “Then the word of the Lord came to Jonah a second time” (Jonah 3:1). The God who called him the first time was also willing to give him another opportunity.

Beloved, many people carry the weight of past mistakes, failures, and regrets. Sometimes we think we have gone too far, failed too much, or missed too many opportunities for God to still use us. But God’s mercy is greater than human failure.

Like Jonah, remember that we serve a God of a second chance. The same God who restored Jonah still restores people today. As it is written, “His mercies are new every morning” (Lamentations 3:22–23). God does not define you only by your worst moment. He forgives, rebuilds, and gives new beginnings to those who turn back to Him. Your failure is not the end of your story when God’s grace is still at work. 🙏✨

When Jacob wrestled with God through the night, he reached a point where he refused to let go. In the middle of pain and...
28/05/2026

When Jacob wrestled with God through the night, he reached a point where he refused to let go. In the middle of pain and uncertainty, he declared, “I will not let you go unless you bless me” (Genesis 32:26). Jacob understood that his future was not in his own strength but in holding on to God.

Beloved, life can bring storms, disappointments, delays, and moments when everything around you seems uncertain. There are seasons when people may leave, doors may close, and strength may begin to fail. In such moments, the heart makes a decision: “I’m gonna hold on to Jesus.”

Like Jacob, hold tightly to Christ no matter what comes your way. The same God who changed Jacob’s story still changes lives today. As it is written, “Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for He who promised is faithful” (Hebrews 10:23). Hold on when prayers seem delayed, hold on when tears fall, and hold on when the journey feels difficult. Jesus is still your strength, your hope, and your anchor. If you hold on to Him, He will never let go of you. 🙏✨

I must preach this Gospel.So help me God🙏🙏
27/05/2026

I must preach this Gospel.
So help me God🙏🙏

When Elijah stood in the wilderness feeling exhausted and alone, he believed he was the only one left serving God. He sa...
27/05/2026

When Elijah stood in the wilderness feeling exhausted and alone, he believed he was the only one left serving God. He sat under a tree, discouraged and ready to give up, thinking his life and ministry had come to an end (1 Kings 19:4) “I have had enough, Lord… take my life.” From a human point of view, it looked like he was isolated and defeated, but God had not abandoned him—He was still providing, still speaking, and still preserving him.

Beloved, there are moments when you may feel like you are struggling alone. The world may not fully see your pain, your tears, or your silent battles. People may not understand what you are going through, and it can feel like no one notices your struggle.

Like Elijah, remember that even when you feel alone, God is still with you. The same God who strengthened him in the wilderness is strengthening you today. The world may overlook your struggle, but heaven does not. You are not forgotten, you are not abandoned, and you are not without help. God sees you, cares for you, and is still working in your story. Keep trusting Him, because you are never truly alone. 🙏✨

When Samson lost his strength and found himself weak, blind, and humbled, he cried out to God once again. In his brokenn...
26/05/2026

When Samson lost his strength and found himself weak, blind, and humbled, he cried out to God once again. In his brokenness he prayed, “Sovereign Lord, remember me. Please, God, strengthen me just once more” (Judges 16:28). Samson realized that true strength was never in himself—it came from God.

Beloved, there are seasons when you feel weak and exhausted. Sometimes the burdens of life, ministry, disappointments, and battles can drain your strength. You may continue smiling before people while inwardly feeling empty. In those moments, the heart naturally cries, “Give me power, my dear Lord.”

Like Samson, take your weakness to God. The same God who restored strength to him is still able to strengthen you today. Ask Him for power to stand when life becomes difficult, power to remain faithful when temptations come, power to continue when you feel tired, and power to overcome what seems greater than you. God’s strength is sufficient for every battle, and His power is made perfect in weakness. 🙏✨

When Ruth experienced family pain, she knew the sorrow of loss and uncertainty. She lost her husband, faced an unknown f...
25/05/2026

When Ruth experienced family pain, she knew the sorrow of loss and uncertainty. She lost her husband, faced an unknown future, and walked alongside her grieving mother-in-law, Naomi. Yet in the middle of heartbreak, Ruth chose loyalty and faith, saying, “Where you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay” (Ruth 1:16). Even through family pain, she remained committed and trusted God’s leading.

Beloved, family pain can come through loss, separation, misunderstanding, or broken relationships. It can leave your heart heavy and your spirit weary. Like Ruth and Naomi, you may wonder how life will move forward after deep hurt. Yet God is present even in seasons of grief and uncertainty.

Like Ruth, remain faithful through family struggles. The same God who guided her from pain to restoration will guide you. He sees every tear, understands every wound, and is able to bring healing where there has been sorrow. Hold on to faith, for God can turn family pain into a testimony of His grace and redemption. 🙏✨

When Peter stepped out of the boat and began walking on water toward Jesus Christ, he did something impossible because h...
24/05/2026

When Peter stepped out of the boat and began walking on water toward Jesus Christ, he did something impossible because his eyes were fixed on Jesus. But when he shifted his attention to the wind and waves, fear entered his heart and he began to sink (Matthew 14:29–30). The difference between standing and sinking was where he was looking.

Beloved, life is filled with storms, fears, disappointments, and distractions that constantly compete for your attention. If you focus only on problems, your heart can quickly become overwhelmed. But God invites you to lift your eyes higher.

Like Peter, choose to look and live. Look beyond the storm and keep your eyes on Jesus. The same Savior who stretched out His hand to Peter still reaches out today. When you look at your problems, fear may grow; when you look at Christ, faith grows. Keep your eyes fixed on Him, because strength, hope, and life are found in His presence. 🙏✨

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