Kisumu Gospel Assembly Church

02/04/2026

THE KING Is Risen to Forgive Our Iniquities*
Beloved brethren,

This Easter season reminds us of the greatest truth ever proclaimed in human history: the King is risen!

He did not rise to condemn us.
He did not rise to remind us of our failures.

He rose to forgive our iniquities and remember our sins no more, just as the Lord promised in Jeremiah 31:34.

The resurrection is God’s declaration that mercy has triumphed over judgment.
When Christ rose from the grave, He broke the power of sin, shame, guilt, and fear. The empty tomb is not only a sign of victory over death—it is a sign that our past no longer defines us. Through His resurrection, we are restored into right relationship with God and welcomed into a new covenant of grace.

Easter therefore calls each of us to live differently:
to walk in forgiveness because we have been forgiven,
to walk in hope because death has been defeated,
to walk in righteousness because the King lives within us.

Sometimes we carry burdens from yesterday—mistakes, regrets, disappointments, and hidden struggles. But the risen King speaks a new word over our lives today: “I will forgive their wickedness and remember their sins no more.”
This is the promise of renewal.
This is the promise of freedom.
This is the promise of Easter.

As we celebrate the resurrection, may our hearts be filled with gratitude, our homes with peace, and our lives with renewed purpose to serve God and one another faithfully.
Let us rejoice—for the King is risen indeed!

May the power of the resurrection strengthen your faith, restore your hope, and guide your steps throughout this season and beyond.

Blessed Easter to you all.

REV. NI**OD OKWARA

21/03/2026

SEASONS

Life moves in seasons—times of planting, watering, and labor… and times of harvest. But Scripture reminds us that just as surely as harvest comes, so do challenges.

In 6:4–5, we see a pattern: after the people had worked hard and their crops were ready, the enemy would come to destroy the harvest. This is not just a historical story—it reveals a spiritual pattern we still experience today.

Have you noticed it?
When there is financial increase, growth in relationships, spiritual progress, or new opportunities… suddenly, things begin to shift. Resistance appears. The season changes.

But here is the good news: when Israel cried out, God raised a deliverer—a judge—to bring restoration and victory.

The same God is with us today.

So where do we begin? We begin with prayer. We cry out to God, trusting Him to intervene in every area of our lives.

Join us in tomorrow’s service as we seek God together in prayer, from 9am.
Don’t come alone—invite someone. There is a breakthrough waiting.

20/01/2026

Join us this Sunday, Jan 25th, for a special Holy Communion & Thanksgiving Service. As we partake of the Bread and Cup from 9:00am .

We are,

-RENEWING our fellowship with Christ (1 Cor. 10:16)
and In Remembrance, HONORING His sacrifice and resurrection (Heb. 9:28).

Let’s make PRAYER our anchor for the year ahead. See you there!

29/12/2025

29/12/2025

As we come to the end of the year 2025, we pause to remember this truth from Lamentations 3:21–23:

“Yet this I call to mind and therefore I have hope: Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for His mercies never fail. They are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness.”

This year may have carried joy and victory, but it may also have carried pain, loss, and unanswered questions. Still, we stand here today not because we were strong, but because God’s mercies sustained us. When we thought we would not make it, His compassion held us. When our strength failed, His faithfulness did not.

As one year closes and another approaches, we move forward with hope—not in our plans, but in our God. The same God who kept us through 2025 will lead us into the future. His mercies will meet us again tomorrow, and His faithfulness will guide every step.

Let us end this year with gratitude and begin the next with confidence, declaring: Great is the faithfulness of the Lord. AMEN!!

We take this opportunity to appreciate all who came to be with us as we celebrated the lords doing during our end of the year celebration service may the Lord be With always

21/12/2025

Karibuni kwenye ibaada ya kufunga mwaka

17/12/2025

Don't even think planning to miss this meeting

29/11/2025

Welcome all

14/11/2025

Congratulations to Marya and Jack on your beautiful wedding. May God’s grace guide your journey together, strengthen your bond, and fill your home with joy, wisdom, and unwavering partnership.

30/09/2025

Hii nayo usipange kukosa .... don't plan to miss this. Hello remember to tell a friend to tell a friend about this.

01/09/2025

Happy Birthday, Reverend,
Wishing you continued prosperity, blessings, and divine favor.

05/08/2025

Join us this Sunday, for an amazing service.
THEME: Understanding First Fruits.
As we step into a new season, let us return to God first and the best of what He has graciously provided. First fruits are more than an offering , they are an expression of faith, gratitude, and trust in the One who gives the harvest.
Scripture: Leviticus 23:10
"When you come into the land I give you and reap its harvest, you shall bring the first sheaf of your harvest to the priest."
May your giving this Sunday be a seed that unlocks divine provision and supernatural increase.