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22/03/2026

“She is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future.

18/03/2026

2 Kings 7:3-20 Kumbe what they were fearing was not even there!! God caused confusion to them.

God caused confusion to the enemies camp that made them run away leaving everything for the lepers! Hallelujah!! They are already confused.
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17/03/2026

I release the spirit which attacked the Midianites in Gideon's day and bring confusion to the enemy’s camp in Jesus Mighty Name! I pray Lord that you would locate the enemies camp right now with lightening in Jesus Mighty Name!
Naachilia roho aliyeshambulia wamidiani katika siku za Gidioni na kuleta kuchanganyikiwa kwa kambi yao kwa Jina la yesu..Ombi langu ADUI wako popete wakusanyapo wachanganyikiwe kwa Jina la yesu.... kuchanganyikiwa kwa Aina yeyote Ile katika mikutano Yao .sema ameni.

10/03/2026

08/03/2026

Isaiah 7:11 (NIV): "Ask the LORD your God for a sign, whether in the deepest depths or in the highest heights."Usiende ishara ya Mungu.

07/03/2026

I pray for you in that storm you are passing through that you will make it out.Focus your eyes unto the lord

06/03/2026

MUNGU AKUSHINDIE HIYO VITA KWA JINA LA YESU KRISTO.

04/03/2026

ROMANS 8:18 📖🙏🕊️

If You're In A Hard Season, This Verse Is For You ✨ 📖 | Romans 8:18

Suffering Now — Glory Is Coming ✝️

“The sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed.”

Some seasons feel incredibly heavy.
You pray, you wait, and sometimes it feels like nothing is changing.

But Epistle to the Romans 8:18 reminds us that what you’re going through right now is not the end of your story.

The pain, the waiting, and the struggles of today cannot compare to the glory God is preparing for your life.

Every tear you’ve cried, every silent prayer, and every moment you chose to keep believing — God sees it all.

One day, the glory He reveals will make this difficult season look small in comparison.

Hold on. God is still working behind the scenes.
Keep trusting. The best chapter of your story is still ahead. ✝️

03/03/2026

Shimei: The Man Who Threw Stones at God’s Anointed

In 2 Samuel 16, during one of the darkest moments of King David’s life, a man named Shimei came out cursing, throwing stones, and hurling dust at the king. David was already fleeing from his own son Absalom. He was wounded emotionally, betrayed politically, and broken personally. Yet in that vulnerable moment, Shimei added insult to injury.

Shimei accused David of being a “bloody man” and declared that his suffering was judgment from God. But what made Shimei’s actions so serious was not just that he insulted a man — he attacked God’s anointed king.

David had every opportunity to retaliate. Abishai even offered to remove Shimei’s head immediately. But David restrained his men and said, “Let him curse… it may be that the LORD will look on mine affliction.” What humility. What restraint. What trust in God’s sovereignty.

This story teaches us powerful truths:

First, be careful how you speak when leaders fall into hardship. It is easy to throw stones when someone is already down. But God sees the heart and hears every word.

Second, God’s anointed are not protected from criticism, but they are defended by God Himself. David did not need to fight his own battle. The Lord would vindicate him in due time.

Third, mercy does not erase accountability. In 1 Kings 2, after David’s death, Solomon placed Shimei under strict instruction. When Shimei broke the command, judgment came. Grace had been extended, but obedience was still required.

Shimei represents the danger of a reckless tongue and a rebellious heart. Stones thrown in anger may feel powerful in the moment, but they carry consequences that last far beyond the scene.

Before we criticize, accuse, or attack, we must ask ourselves:
Are we aligned with God’s purposes?
Are we speaking from truth or bitterness?
Are we throwing stones at someone God is still working through?
Let us learn from David’s humility — to trust God when misunderstood.
And let us learn shimei.

03/03/2026

YOUR VESSEL WILL NOT SINK IN JESUS CHRIST NAME..

03/03/2026

The hand of the wicked shall not rest on the righteous" is a promise from Psalm 125:3 (often translated as "scepter" or "rod" of the wicked). It assures that oppression over God's people will not last forever, preventing them from turning to wickedness. It signifies God’s protection, ensuring that evil does not have the final say over the righteous.

01/03/2026

Big shout-out to my newest top fans! Eunice Mulei, Gerard Kiragu, Evangelist Warren M Mahiga, Kariegah Wambui, Jj Dan, Mtoto Wa Noah, Henry Kaitano