Zoe nation Kenya

23/08/2026

Welcome to Today’s Sunday Service!

Thank you for joining us online for this special Sunday service. Today marks the final day of our series, and we believe God has something powerful in store for you as we bring this journey to a close.

Come with an open heart as we worship, pray, and receive life-transforming truths from God’s Word. May this final service strengthen your faith, deepen your understanding of Scripture, and usher you into a fresh experience of His glory.

Invite your family and friends, share this livestream, and let’s take the Gospel to the ends of the earth together.

“So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” — Romans 10:17

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09/08/2026

Welcome to today's Sunday Service!

Thank you for joining us online. We believe this service will strengthen your faith, deepen your understanding of God's Word, and usher you into a fresh experience of His glory.

Come with an open heart as we worship, pray, and receive life-transforming truths from Scripture. Invite your family and friends, share this livestream, and let's take the Gospel to the ends of the earth together.

"So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God." — Romans 10:17

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08/08/2026

TURNING THE HEARTS BACK TO ONE ANOTHER

“And he shall go before him in the spirit and power of Elias, to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children…”
Luke 1:17

There is something very important in this scripture: God is interested in the heart.

He did not say John would merely turn the actions of the fathers toward their children. He said, “to turn the hearts.”

Why?

Because when the heart is changed, the life will follow.

A man may live in the same house with his children and yet have his heart far away from them. He may provide for them, but never communicate love. He may correct them, but never affirm them. He may be physically present, but emotionally absent.

But when the Word of God gets into a man’s heart, something changes.

The Word turns the heart.

The father begins to see his children differently. He begins to understand that they are not merely people he is responsible for; they are lives God has entrusted to him.

He begins to speak words that build them.

He begins to listen.

He begins to pray for them.

He begins to demonstrate love.

And this is part of God’s plan for preparing people for the Lord.

A restored heart produces restored relationships

The Bible says in Malachi 4:6:

“And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers…”

Notice that God wants hearts turned toward one another.

Sometimes we pray, “Lord, change my father.”

But perhaps the first prayer should be, “Lord, work in my heart.”

Don’t wait for the other person to change before you walk in love.

The Scripture says in Ephesians 4:32:

“And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ’s sake hath forgiven you.”

The Gospel is not merely about going to heaven. The Gospel changes the way we relate to people here and now.

If Christ lives in you, His love should be expressed through you.

Fathers, your children need your heart

Fathers, your children don’t only need your provision.

They need your presence.

They need your words.

They need your prayers.

They need to know that they are loved.

A child may forget many things you bought, but they may never forget the words you spoke over their life.

So speak words of faith.

Tell your children, “I love you.”

Tell them, “I’m proud of you.”

Pray with them.

Teach them God’s Word.

Correct them in love.

Be the kind of father whose presence gives them confidence to become everything God has called them to be.

And children, let your heart be turned too

Perhaps your father wasn’t everything you wished he would be.

Perhaps there are wounds.

Perhaps there is disappointment.

God understands.

But don’t allow yesterday’s pain to become tomorrow’s prison.

Bring that pain to the Lord.

Forgiveness does not mean pretending that nothing happened. It means refusing to allow what happened to control your heart.

Let the Word heal you.

Let the love of God fill your heart.

Let the Holy Spirit lead you.

Because God is still in the business of turning hearts.

The prophetic picture

John came in the spirit and power of Elijah to prepare the way for the Lord.

And one of the signs of that preparation was restored relationships.

This means that when God begins to work in a family, He doesn’t only change individuals—He can change the atmosphere of the entire home.

One transformed heart can become the beginning of restoration for a whole family.

So today, let’s pray:

“Lord, turn my heart toward my family. Remove every bitterness, pride, anger and resentment. Fill my heart with Your love. Help me to speak words that heal, to forgive quickly, to love sincerely and to become an instrument of reconciliation. Let my family experience the transforming power of Your Word. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.”

Remember this:

When God changes the heart, He changes the relationship.
And when He changes the relationship, He can change the atmosphere of the home.

Let the Word of God have its way in your heart today.

08/08/2026

If we are going to take over the nation for Jesus, meeting once in a week won't hack it.We must meet as often as the New testament church in acts -Pastor Ouma Dundos

04/08/2026

PRAY FROM THE FINISHED WORK

“It is finished.” — John 19:30

When you pray in tongues, see yourself standing in the reality of Christ’s finished work. Don’t see yourself pleading with God to do what Jesus has already accomplished. See yourself standing in the victory of the Cross and giving expression to it through prayer.

The Cross was not the beginning of your victory—it was its accomplishment. Jesus has already secured your righteousness, your acceptance before the Father, your authority over the enemy, your healing, your peace, and every spiritual blessing in Him. Your prayers are not an attempt to persuade God to move; they are an agreement with what He has already established in Christ.

As you pray in the Spirit, see yourself bringing every circumstance into alignment with the finished work of the Cross. Let your faith declare that every mountain must bow, every contrary report must yield, and every situation must conform to the victory Christ has already won. You are not asking heaven to decide your case—you are enforcing heaven’s verdict on the earth.

Pray with confidence, not desperation. Pray with assurance, not uncertainty. Let your heart be filled with praise and thanksgiving, because your prayers are flowing from a completed work, not striving for an unfinished one. The Holy Spirit helps you give voice to the realities that grace has already made available through Christ.

Every moment you pray in tongues, see yourself standing in Christ’s triumph. See yourself releasing His finished work into every area of your life until your circumstances reflect what heaven has already declared.

Confession

As I pray in the Spirit, I stand in the finished work of Jesus Christ. I do not pray to obtain what Christ has already secured; I pray in agreement with His victory. Every circumstance aligns with the reality of the Cross. I enforce by faith what Jesus has accomplished, and I rejoice with thanksgiving because His triumph is my triumph. I walk in the manifestation of all that Christ has finished for me. Amen.

Further Study

* John 19:30
* Colossians 2:13–15
* Ephesians 1:3
* Ephesians 2:6
* Hebrews 10:12–14

02/08/2026

Welcome to today's Sunday Service!

Thank you for joining us online. We believe this service will strengthen your faith, deepen your understanding of God's Word, and usher you into a fresh experience of His glory.

Come with an open heart as we worship, pray, and receive life-transforming truths from Scripture. Invite your family and friends, share this livestream, and let's take the Gospel to the ends of the earth together.

"So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God." — Romans 10:17

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30/07/2026

The Prayer of the Righteous Avails Much!

Scripture Reading: "Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another, that ye may be healed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much." — James 5:16 (KJV)

Many believers read this verse and immediately think it refers to a select group of exceptionally holy people whose prayers are more powerful than everyone else's. But that is not what the New Testament teaches.

The righteousness James speaks of is not based on human effort but on our standing in Christ. The moment you believed the gospel, you were made the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus (2 Corinthians 5:21). You were justified by faith, accepted by the Father, and given unrestricted access into His presence through the finished work of Jesus Christ.

This means your prayers are not effective because you have had a perfect week, prayed longer than others, or earned God's favour through good works. Your prayers are effective because you stand before God clothed in Christ's righteousness. Hebrews 4:16 invites us to "come boldly unto the throne of grace," not because of our performance but because Jesus has already opened the way.

However, praying from a righteous standing is only part of the picture. Effective prayer is also prayer that agrees with the will of God. We do not pray from uncertainty or fear; we pray from our position in Christ and according to God's revealed Word. First John 5:14-15 declares, "And this is the confidence that we have in him, that, if we ask any thing according to his will, he heareth us: And if we know that he hear us... we know that we have the petitions that we desired of him."

The believer's confidence is therefore rooted in two unshakable truths: who we are in Christ and what God has promised in His Word. When these two realities come together, prayer becomes a joyful partnership with God rather than an attempt to persuade Him to act.

James points to Elijah as an example, reminding us that he was "a man subject to like passions as we are." His effectiveness was not because he was superhuman but because he trusted God and prayed in agreement with God's purpose. The same Spirit who worked through Elijah now lives in every believer.

Today, refuse every feeling of unworthiness that tells you your prayers cannot make a difference. You have been justified, accepted, and seated with Christ in heavenly places. Pray boldly, pray confidently, and pray according to God's Word. Your prayers carry authority because they proceed from your righteous standing in Christ and align with the Father's will.

Confession

I am the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus. I come boldly before my Father's throne without fear or condemnation. I pray from my position in Christ and in agreement with God's Word. My prayers are effectual, powerful, and productive because they are energised by faith and aligned with the will of God. Through Jesus Christ, I see God's purposes established in my life and in the lives of those for whom I pray. Amen.

Further Reading: Hebrews 4:14-16; 2 Corinthians 5:21; 1 John 5:14-15; Ephesians 3:20; James 5:16-18.

26/07/2026

Have you ever felt that you've disappointed God so much that His plan for your life has been delayed—or even cancelled?

Many believers live under the burden of trying to earn what Christ has already accomplished. They believe that God's presence, favour and purpose depend primarily on their consistency, discipline and performance. But is that really what the Scriptures teach?

When God appeared to Jacob in Genesis 28:15, He did not say, "If you remain perfect, I will fulfil My promises." Instead, He declared, "I am with you... I will keep you... I will not leave you until I have done what I have spoken to you."

This is the heartbeat of the Gospel.

Your calling is sustained by God's faithfulness, not your perfection. Your righteousness rests on Christ's obedience, not your own. The finished work of the cross is the foundation of every promise God has spoken over your life.

This does not excuse sin or promote passivity. On the contrary, grace empowers obedience. The Holy Spirit works in us both to will and to do God's good pleasure. Our faithfulness is not the root of God's blessing—it is the fruit of His grace working within us.

In this message, we will discover from Scripture how God's covenant faithfulness, Christ's finished work, and the ministry of the Holy Spirit give us confidence to fulfil our divine destiny. If you've ever struggled with condemnation, fear of failure, or the pressure to perform, this teaching will encourage, strengthen and establish your heart in the grace of God.

Be blessed as you listen, and may your faith be anchored afresh in the One who promised, "I will never leave you until I have done what I have spoken concerning you."

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23/07/2026

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22/07/2026

"Behold, I am with you and will keep you wherever you go, and will bring you back to this land; for I will not leave you until I have done what I have spoken to you."
Genesis 28:15 (NKJV)

One of the greatest revelations in Scripture is that God's purposes for our lives ultimately rest on His faithfulness, not our performance.

When God spoke to Jacob, He did not say, "If you perform well enough, I will stay with you." Instead, He declared, "I am with you... I will keep you... I will bring you back... I will not leave you until I have done what I have spoken to you." Every promise in that verse is centered on God's action, not Jacob's ability.

This is the very essence of the Gospel. Our confidence is not in our strength, intelligence, discipline, or human effort. It is in the finished work of Jesus Christ. At the cross, Christ accomplished everything necessary for our salvation, acceptance, righteousness, and destiny. We do not strive to earn God's favor; we live from the favor that Christ has already secured for us.

This does not promote passivity or laziness. Rather, it produces a different kind of living. Our obedience, service, diligence, and excellence become the overflow of God's grace at work within us rather than an attempt to earn His approval. We perform because He first performed. We work because He is working in us.

As Zechariah declared, "Not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit," says the Lord of hosts (Zechariah 4:6). Our calling is fulfilled by the enabling power of the Holy Spirit, not merely by natural ability.

Likewise, Ecclesiastes reminds us that "the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong" (Ecclesiastes 9:11). Human ability alone does not determine outcomes. God's grace, timing, and sovereign purpose accomplish what human effort never could.

The Apostle Paul understood this truth when he said, "By the grace of God I am what I am... yet not I, but the grace of God which was with me" (1 Corinthians 15:10). Even his labor was the result of grace working through him.

Our lives, therefore, are not driven by fear of failure but by confidence in God's covenant faithfulness. He who began a good work in us will complete it (Philippians 1:6). The One who called us is faithful, and He also will do it (1 Thessalonians 5:24).

Our performance is simply the manifestation of His performance. Our works are the fruit of His finished work. Our victory is the expression of Christ's victory. We do not fight for acceptance—we fight from acceptance. We do not labor to obtain God's promises—we labor because His promises are already "Yes" and "Amen" in Christ (2 Corinthians 1:20).

Therefore, let your confidence be in Christ and not in yourself. Grace is God's performance in you,through you and for you for His glory. At the cross God declared Genesis 28:15. Depend on the Holy Spirit, trust in God's faithfulness, and rest in the finished work of the cross. As you abide in Him, your life will naturally bear fruit, and His purpose for your life will surely come to pass—not because of what you can do for God, but because of what God has already done for you in Christ Jesus.

Faith Declaration

I declare that my confidence is in Christ and His finished work. God is with me, He keeps me, and He faithfully fulfills every promise concerning my life. I do not rely on my own strength, but on the power of the Holy Spirit. His grace is working in me, and I will fulfill my divine purpose—not by might, nor by power, but by His Spirit. In Jesus' Name, Amen.