Pastor Kenedy Kiptanui Too

Pastor Kenedy Kiptanui Too PASTOR OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH|COUNSELOR|MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER
Phone number: +254715270148 Journalist/ Theologian/ CEO ANGA FM//ICT Expert
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When Tola became a judge in Israel, Scripture gives only a few verses about his life. He judged Israel for twenty-three ...
04/09/2026

When Tola became a judge in Israel, Scripture gives only a few verses about his life. He judged Israel for twenty-three years and then died and was buried (Judges 10:1–2). There are no long stories of dramatic battles or spectacular miracles recorded about him. Yet God considered his service important enough to be remembered in Scripture.

Beloved, God uses people whose stories are short. You may feel that your life is not as remarkable as someone else's. You may not have a big platform, many followers, great wealth, or a long list of achievements. But God's measure of your life is not the length of your story—it is the faithfulness with which you live it. Tola's story was brief in the Bible, but his years of service mattered.

Like Tola, don't despise an ordinary assignment. The Bible says, “Well done, good and faithful servant” (Matthew 25:23). You may not be famous, but be faithful. You may not be widely known, but be useful in God's hands. You may have only a few lines in the world's story, but make every line count for eternity. God can use a short life, a quiet ministry, a simple act of kindness, and an ordinary person to accomplish extraordinary things. 🙏❤️✨

This Sabbath, 5th September 2026, we join the global launch of ONE VOICE 27—a movement of revival that leads to mission....
03/09/2026

This Sabbath, 5th September 2026, we join the global launch of ONE VOICE 27—a movement of revival that leads to mission.
Let the Holy Spirit renew our hearts, strengthen our faith, and restore our passion for souls. Then, united as ONE VOICE, let us go and reach our communities for Christ.
📖 “Christ in you, the hope of glory.” — Colossians 1:27
Revived by the Spirit. United in Mission. Empowered to Reach Souls.

When Ezekiel received the difficult news that his wife would die, God told him, “The desire of your eyes” would be taken...
03/09/2026

When Ezekiel received the difficult news that his wife would die, God told him, “The desire of your eyes” would be taken from him, and yet he was instructed to continue his prophetic ministry (Ezekiel 24:15–18). This was an extraordinarily painful personal experience that became part of the message God gave him to deliver.

Beloved, some sacrifices in ministry are deeply personal. Ministry is not always standing behind a pulpit with a Bible in your hand. Sometimes it means serving while carrying a burden nobody sees, encouraging others while your own heart is hurting, or continuing to obey God through seasons of deep personal pain. God's servants are human beings too; they have families, emotions, tears, and private struggles.

Like Ezekiel, remember that God sees the sacrifices that people never notice. The Bible says, “God is not unjust to forget your work and labor of love” (Hebrews 6:10). If ministry has cost you something, don't think God has ignored it. Every sacrifice, every sleepless night, every difficult prayer, and every tear shed while serving His people is known by Him. But remember also that your strength must come from God. When the burden is too heavy, take it to Him. He who called you will sustain you, and your faithfulness in hidden pain can become a testimony that strengthens others. 🙏❤️📖✨

When Daniel was thrown into the lions’ den because he refused to stop praying, it appeared that his enemies had finally ...
02/09/2026

When Daniel was thrown into the lions’ den because he refused to stop praying, it appeared that his enemies had finally succeeded. They had prepared a trap to destroy him, and the lions were waiting. But God intervened. “My God sent His angel, and He shut the lions’ mouths” (Daniel 6:22). The very lions intended for Daniel's destruction could not touch him.

Beloved, God can shut mouths that were prepared to destroy you. There may be people who have spoken against you, spread rumors, misrepresented you, or planned your downfall. You may not be able to control what people say, but you can trust the God who controls the outcome. Don't waste your life fighting every voice—keep your character clean and leave the battle in God's hands.

Like Daniel, remain faithful even when your faithfulness makes you a target. The Bible says, “No weapon formed against you shall prosper” (Isaiah 54:17). Keep praying when they criticize you. Keep walking when they misunderstand you. Keep serving when they try to discourage you. The God who shut the lions' mouths is still able to silence accusations, expose falsehood, and protect His children. What was designed to destroy you can become the very place where God displays His power. 🙏🦁❤️✨

It feels just like yesterday! Two years ago, we stood together and said, “I do.” Today, we can confidently say, “We stil...
01/09/2026

It feels just like yesterday! Two years ago, we stood together and said, “I do.” Today, we can confidently say, “We still do!” 😂❤️
Marriage is good! It has taught me that love is not only about romantic moments and beautiful photos; it is also about patience, forgiveness, prayer, laughter, sacrifice—and sometimes deciding who is right and who is going to say “sorry” first! 😂
To my beautiful wife, Caroline, thank you for walking this journey with me. Thank you for your love, prayers, support, patience, and for making our home a place of joy. You have been a blessing to me, and I thank God for giving me a wonderful partner for this journey called life. ❤️
Two years down, and I am grateful for every moment. We may not have a perfect marriage, but we serve a perfect God who continues to teach us how to love, grow, forgive, and walk together.
Marriage is good when Christ is at the center. May God give us many more years of love, laughter, ministry, friendship, and growing old together. 🙏❤️
Happy 2nd Anniversary to us! 🥂💍
“Therefore what God has joined together, let not man separate.” — Mark 10:9
And yes… after two years, I’m still keeping my wife! 😂❤️

When Naamah is mentioned in Scripture, she receives only a brief introduction: “His mother’s name was Naamah, an Ammonit...
01/09/2026

When Naamah is mentioned in Scripture, she receives only a brief introduction: “His mother’s name was Naamah, an Ammonite” (1 Kings 14:21). We are given very little about her life, yet she was the mother of Rehoboam and part of a significant chapter in Israel's history. Her story reminds us that a person does not need many verses to have a meaningful place in God's story.

Beloved, God sees people whose stories receive little attention. You may not be celebrated, recognized, or mentioned when people talk about great achievements. You may serve quietly, raise your family faithfully, encourage others behind the scenes, or pray without anyone knowing. Never think that being unnoticed by people means being forgotten by God.

Like Naamah, whose name appears briefly but whose life was connected to an important generation, remain faithful in whatever responsibility God has entrusted to you. Jesus said, “Your Father who sees in secret will Himself reward you openly” (Matthew 6:4). You don't need applause to make your life meaningful. You don't need a crowd to prove your worth. God sees every sacrifice, every prayer, every act of kindness, and every tear. Your story may receive little attention from people, but it is never overlooked by God. 🙏❤️✨

When Orpah began the journey with Naomi and Ruth, she was willing to leave Moab and walk toward Judah with them. But whe...
31/08/2026

When Orpah began the journey with Naomi and Ruth, she was willing to leave Moab and walk toward Judah with them. But when Naomi urged them to return, Orpah chose to go back to her people, while Ruth remained and declared, “Where you go, I will go” (Ruth 1:16). Orpah started the journey, but she did not continue to the destination.

Beloved, not everyone who starts the journey finishes it. Some people will begin with you but turn back when the road becomes difficult. Some will promise to stay but disappear when sacrifices are required. Don't become bitter when people change direction. Everyone has choices to make, and sometimes their departure becomes part of God's plan for your journey.

Like Ruth, remain committed to God even when the journey becomes uncomfortable. Jesus said, “The one who endures to the end will be saved” (Matthew 24:13). Don't give up because someone else stopped walking. Don't turn back because the road is difficult. Keep praying, keep believing, keep serving, and keep following Jesus. The goal is not simply to start well—it is to finish faithfully. May God give you grace to remain on the journey until you reach the destination He has prepared for you. 🙏❤️✨

When Asenath married Joseph, her life became connected to a man whose journey had passed through rejection, slavery, pri...
30/08/2026

When Asenath married Joseph, her life became connected to a man whose journey had passed through rejection, slavery, prison, and finally the palace. She became part of a new chapter in Joseph's story, and together they had two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim (Genesis 41:45–52). Her story reminds us that God can bring new beginnings after seasons we never expected.

Beloved, God can give you a new chapter. Your past, your background, your disappointments, or the doors that once closed do not have to determine your future. Asenath's story became connected to God's greater purpose for Joseph's life. Sometimes God is preparing people, places, and opportunities that you cannot yet see.

Like Asenath, embrace the new season God brings into your life. Joseph said, “God has caused me to be fruitful in the land of my affliction” (Genesis 41:52). May God make you fruitful even in the place where you once suffered. May He turn your pain into purpose, your waiting into preparation, and your past into a testimony. What God is preparing for you may be far greater than what you lost. Trust His timing—your new chapter is in His hands. 🙏❤️✨

When the son of the prophets lost the axe head while cutting down a tree, he cried out to Elisha, “Alas, master! For it ...
29/08/2026

When the son of the prophets lost the axe head while cutting down a tree, he cried out to Elisha, “Alas, master! For it was borrowed!” (2 Kings 6:5). To others, it may have looked like a small loss, but to him, it mattered. Elisha asked where it had fallen, and God performed a miracle—the iron axe head floated back to the surface (2 Kings 6:6–7).

Beloved, what you lost will be restored. Perhaps you lost your peace, your joy, an opportunity, a relationship, finances, or something you deeply valued. You may have looked everywhere and wondered, “How will I ever get it back?” Remember the lost axe. The God who knows exactly where your lost things are can restore what you thought was gone forever.

Like the son of the prophet, don't remain silent about what you have lost. Take it to God in prayer. The Bible says, “Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find” (Matthew 7:7). God can restore what was lost and give you something even greater than what you had before. Don't lose hope because of what is missing today. Your story is not finished. What you lost may be the very thing God is preparing to restore in a way that will make you testify, “Only God could have done this!” 🙏❤️✨

Every morning, I wake up, buy bundles, and share these devotional thoughts—not for fame, but simply to encourage someone...
28/08/2026

Every morning, I wake up, buy bundles, and share these devotional thoughts—not for fame, but simply to encourage someone, strengthen a weary heart, and point someone back to Jesus. 🙏🏽
Which devotional thought has touched your heart, renewed your strength, or spoken directly to your situation? 😊
Tell me in the comments. Your testimony might be the encouragement someone else needs today! ❤️🙏🏽

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