Pentecostal Church MOUNTAIN OF WORSHIP

06/01/2026

MY DISAPPROVAL TO THE CS.
REV. GECHIKO.

Preamble:
I'm not a follower, a supporter nor do I like the utterances of Prophet Owour. But the CS Health must not intrude matters Faith.

Hon. CS Aden Duale, with due respect to your office as Cabinet Secretary for Health, there is a line that must not be crossed. Matters of healing, prayer, and faith are deeply personal and spiritual. They are not issues to be policed, intimidated, or politicized by the State.
Even doctors, highly trained, highly skilled, fall sick. They prescribe medicine, yes, but every honest medic knows that healing itself comes from God. Medicine treats, but God heals, according to one’s faith. That is a truth acknowledged even within medical science.

Therefore, castigating Prophet Dr. David Owuor and issuing threats to medics who spoke in Nakuru is not only uncalled for, but amounts to interference with the work of God and the freedom of belief. Let faith be faith and medicine remain medicine. The two are not enemies.

Personally, when I say I am healed, I know exactly what I am saying. I have prayed for people and had their medication most of my life. But through prayers and unwavering faith, they've had strength to stand again.

There is no need to harass medics for acknowledging what they believe. Let it also be known that Prophet Owuor himself is a trained medical doctor. His message is simply God heals, and faith activates that healing.

Very soon, I will call upon all media houses and issue a formal press statement. I will demonstrate to Kenyans that prayers work, miracles are real, and healing is anchored in faith. Many have believed and many have been healed.

Men and women of God, we may different matters Faith, but let's stand against the government's intrusion and have stay away.
We may think it's a joke, but keeping quiet may motivate a rogue CS or coming leaders to regulate what you preach, how to preach and where to preach.
Gamaliel in the Bible, advised them to allow them, if God isn't with them, they will just disappear but if God is with them, no one with stop them them.
* *

31/12/2025

25/12/2025

*Isaiah 9:6*
_*6 For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace

10/12/2025

Fornication Is Not the Only Immorality!

When people hear immorality, their mind jumps straight to fornication.
But fornication is only one branch on a very wide tree.

Immorality wears many faces, and the Bible does not hide them.

Fornication is not the only immorality.

Immorality is also:

Lustful dressing (1 Timothy 2:9)

Modesty is not old-fashioned, it is God’s instruction.
When dressing becomes a tool for attraction, seduction, or stirring sexual desire, it stops honoring God.
God sees the heart, but people see the outward (1 Samuel 16:7), and Jesus warned strongly against causing others to stumble (Matthew 18:7).

Po*******hy (Psalm 101:3, “I will set no wicked thing before my eyes”)

P**n corrupts the mind, fuels lust, destroys purity, and feeds sinful cravings.
Job made a covenant with his eyes (Job 31:1).
P**n weakens spiritual discipline and normalizes sin.

Ma********on (Matthew 5:28, lust in the heart already equals sin)

Self-pleasure thrives on lustful imagination.
God judges the intent of the heart (1 Samuel 16:7).
Jesus said if something makes you sin, cut it off (Matthew 5:29–30).

Adultery (Exodus 20:14)

It destroys homes, trust, and destiny.
The Bible calls adultery a deep pit (Proverbs 23:27).
No adulterer will inherit the kingdom of God (1 Corinthians 6:9–10).

Idolatry - putting anything above God (Colossians 3:5)

Idolatry today is not only carved images.
Your phone, money, job, relationship, comfort, or self can become an idol.
Anything that replaces God in your heart is idolatry (Exodus 20:3).

Dirty chats & explicit jokes (Ephesians 5:4)

God forbids “foolish talking and coarse jesting.”
What you entertain eventually shapes your desires.
Words carry spirit (John 6:63).

Evil fantasies (Proverbs 23:7)

Sin is born in the imagination before the action.
Ungodly thoughts grow into ungodly habits.
We must cast down evil imaginations (2 Corinthians 10:5).

Sexual seduction (Proverbs 6:25)

Seduction can happen through dressing, pictures, eye contact, tone, or movement.
The Bible warns: “Do not lust in your heart after her beauty.”

Living double lives (James 1:8)

Being spiritual in public and worldly in private is immorality.
God desires truth inside you (Psalm 51:6).
You cannot serve two masters (Matthew 6:24).

Flirting and leading people on (1 Thessalonians 4:6)

Flirtation is emotional immorality.
It awakens desires prematurely (Song of Solomon 8:4).
Playing with someone’s emotions is sin.

Homosexual acts & all sexual perversion (Romans 1:26–27)

God calls these actions ungodly and unnatural.
Any sexual activity outside male–female marriage is sin.

Defiling your body through sinful habits (1 Corinthians 6:18–20)

Your body is God’s temple.
Drunkenness, drug use, and habits that corrupt purity defile the temple.
You were bought with a price to glorify God with your body.

Lewd content & sensual entertainment (Galatians 5:19)

Many Christians feed immorality through movies, music, videos, and online content that normalize sin.
You cannot fill your heart with darkness and expect your spirit to remain pure (Proverbs 4:23).

Jesus made it clearer than anything:

📍 Matthew 5:28
“Whoever looks at a woman to lust after her has already committed adultery with her in his heart.”

Sin begins internally long before it becomes physical.

So immorality doesn’t start on the bed…
It starts in the eyes, the mind, and the heart.

God’s standard has not changed:

📍 1 Thessalonians 4:3
“This is the will of God, even your sanctification, that you should abstain from fornication.”

📍 Ephesians 5:3
“But among you there must not be even a hint of sexual immorality…”

📍 2 Timothy 2:22
“Flee youthful lusts.”

📍 1 Peter 1:16
“Be ye holy, for I am holy.”

📍 Hebrews 12:14
“Without holiness, no man shall see the Lord.”

📍 Psalm 119:11
“Thy word have I hidden in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee.”

Holiness is not accidental.
Purity is intentional.
Righteousness is deliberate.

Guard your:

Eyes
Mind
Heart
Conversations
Dressing
Associations
Online activities

Because immorality sneaks in quietly, grows secretly, and destroys loudly.

Choose purity.
Choose discipline.
Choose Christ.

20/11/2025

DARE TO BE A JOSEPH IN THESE PERILOUS TIMES.

In a generation where morals are collapsing, values are mocked, and righteousness is treated like foolishness, God is still looking for young men and women who will dare to stand out just like Joseph.

These are perilous times, times when temptation comes boldly, when compromise looks attractive, and when shortcuts seem easier than integrity. Yet, in the midst of all this, Joseph stood as a symbol of purity, discipline, courage, and uncompromising character.

Joseph was not in a holy environment. He was in Egypt a land of idols, immorality, and corruption.

Yet, he kept himself. He was far from home, far from parental supervision, far from anyone who could caution him, yet he held on to God. That is the challenge of this generation: will you stand for God even when no one is watching? Will you choose purity even when the world celebrates sin? Will you hold your values even when everyone mocks them?

Joseph faced a temptation that many young people face today. Potiphar’s wife came with pressure, seduction, and opportunities to fall. Yet Joseph had the courage to say, “How can I do this great wickedness and sin against God?”

His fear of God was stronger than the pleasure of the moment. His purpose was louder than his desires. His destiny mattered more than temporary satisfaction.

Daring to be a Joseph today means choosing purity over pleasure, destiny over distraction, and integrity over peer pressure. It means refusing to be swayed by the crowd.

It means keeping your body, mind, and spirit consecrated to God. It means fleeing from anything that wants to destroy your future no dragging, no negotiating, no pretending to be strong around sin. Run like Joseph.

This generation needs young men and women who will stand for truth, who will walk in sexual purity, who will guard their prayer altar, who will keep their hearts pure, and who will refuse to bow to the idols of lust, greed, and compromise. The world may call you old-fashioned, but heaven calls you chosen.

And remember this: Joseph’s elevation did not come from compromise it came from consistency. Many young people today are losing their destinies because they want quick breakthroughs, quick money, quick fame, and quick pleasure.

But Joseph teaches us that true lifting comes to those who keep their character intact. Even in the prison of life when people misunderstood him, lied against him, and forgot him he remained faithful. Your integrity is not wasted. God sees it, and in due time, He rewards it.

Daring to be Joseph also means daring to dream big without letting sin corrupt those dreams. Joseph had dreams from God, and he refused to let lust, pressure, or bitterness destroy them. In these perilous times, protect your dreams from anything that wants to stain them. Guard your vision. Guard your purpose. Guard your future. Don’t let temporary pleasure ruin permanent glory. When you keep yourself, you are not just obeying God you are preparing for the palace He is taking you to.

Dare to be a Joseph in these perilous times. Dare to stand even if you must stand alone. Dare to honour God when others despise Him. Dare to keep your purity when the world mocks it. Dare to protect your destiny from anything that wants to destroy it.

May God give you the strength, courage, and grace to stand tall like Joseph even in the midst of a crooked and corrupt generation. 🌿✨