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03/07/2026

Dear couples...✍🏾

When you're in a relationship you re going to argue alot.

You re going to have trust issues, jealousy, break-ups & even make-ups.

Yes, you going to cry, fight, have haters, & even people that's trying break you up !!!

Ex's calling saying they want you back, boring conversations and heated arguments & hurtful words being said that you don't even mean.

But no matter what you go through, no matter what people think or say about you, always be there for each other, loving, caring, understanding, communicating and forgiving each other's wrongdoings.

Above all, put God first and ask for directions through prayers...Because true love isn't easy & easy love isn't true.

03/07/2026

TOPIC: ENGAGING THE HEART IN PRAYERS
SCRIPTURE:
And their nobles shall be of themselves, and their governor shall proceed from the midst of them; and I will cause him to draw near, and he shall approach unto me: for who is this that engaged his heart to approach unto me? saith the Lord. Jeremiah 30:21.
THOUGHT:
The prayer that provokes new beginnings in one's life is the prayer that engages the heart to seek God. In our previous message, we saw that our God is the God of new beginning. He is willing to give you a new beginning in every new season of life like the one we are in right now. He has the capacity and ability to cause new beginnings, new encounters and new breakthroughs in our lives and destinies. However, God does not give new beginnings to everyone. He only gives new beginnings to those who are desperate for a change of level. Now, one way to engage God to experience new beginning is by prayer. Prayer is a force that causes new beginnings in one's life. Notwithstanding, there are many people who pray, still, they do not experience new beginning. This is because it is not all kinds of prayer that causes new beginning in one's life. The question, therefore, is, what kind of prayer makes one to experience a new beginning?
Jeremiah 30:21 says, "...for who is this that engaged his heart to approach unto me? saith the Lord." It is the prayer that engages the heart to seek God.
The prayer that provokes new beginnings in one's life is the prayer that engages the heart to seek God. The prayer that produces effective results is the one that involves the engagement of the heart. You see, prayer is not, first of all, the exertion of your strength or the loudness of your words, but the outpouring of your heart to God. The prayer that has not touched your heart cannot touch God. The prayer that does not involve the totality of your heart or your being cannot move mountain. Many people shout when they pray, but their heart is not involved (Matthew 15:8);

01/06/2026

😭 😭 😭 I BEGGED A MEMBER NOT TO LEAVE OUR CHURCH!! By Timothy Mkenya
One of the most trying seasons in a pastor’s ministry is leading a small congregation. At that level, church is deeply personal. You know every member by name, their children, where they live, where they work, and even the burdens they silently carry. Any absence is immediately noticed. Every empty seat speaks loudly.
Financially, such ministries survive by faith. Offerings are humble, often unable to meet even the most basic needs of the church. Yet in those fragile beginnings, a pastor learns to trust God in ways that cannot be taught in Bible school.
At that particular time, our congregation had barely fifteen members. On a good Sunday, the offering could hardly exceed one thousand shillings. Most of the members were either low-income earners or unemployed. Still, I prayed for them faithfully, believing God would visit us.
Then one day, a miracle happened.
One of our members received an appointment letter for a government job. To us, it was not just employment; it was a testimony wrapped in divine favor. The whole church celebrated with tears and joy. We felt like heaven itself had remembered our little ministry.
From that moment, the brother became one of the strongest pillars in the church. He supported projects, stood with us during difficult moments, and even volunteered to pay the church rent together with his family. To a struggling pastor, that kind of support feels like Aaron and Hur holding up Moses’ hands.
Then came the Sunday that shook me.
It was month-end, and the church rent had not yet been paid. Naturally, I expected him and his family to show up as usual. But service time approached and there was no sign of them.
I called him before the service. No response.
I sent a text message. No reply.
I went to WhatsApp and noticed something strange — my messages had been blue-ticked, yet there was complete silence. That was unlike him. Immediately, something sank ....

11/05/2026

05/05/2026

Happy birthday sir