Redeemed gospel church kcc

26/11/2025

7 POINTS TO POWER PREACHING

1.NEVER CHANGE THE MESSAGE to suit the MASSES.
He confirms His Word, not your word.

2. NEVER GOOGLE messages from other places. God's Word is delivered in a specific Context. The 7 letters to the 7 Churches were all different. Know your letter for the day!!!

3. Pray like you never studied the scriptures and study the Scriptures like you never prayed. YOU NEED BOTH KNOWLEDGE & POWER.

4. Even after Praying and studying you must rely on the Holy Spirit. Going without the spirit is going without ministry.
RHEMA is a product of the brooding of the spirit.

5 BE BOLD. God does not use fearful men.

6. The idea is not to finish the sermon but to deliver the message. Stop talking when the Holy Spirit is done talking.

7. ACTIVATE FAITH. Expect Miracles. Call for Salvation, Heal the sick, deliver the bound etc..Employ faith based on the word preached. You are not a lecturer!!

23/11/2025

EVERY MINISTRY NEEDS MONEY

Whether we like it or not, there is no ministry on earth that can function effectively without adequate financial supply.

Money is not the god of ministry, but it is a vital servant in ministry. It is a topic every minister must understand, discuss, and handle with maturity and wisdom.

Yes, the issue of money in ministry has been abused, manipulated, and commercialized in many circles. But abuse does not cancel use. Fire can burn, but fire also cooks food. Water can drown, but water also sustains life.
Money is the same; dangerous when mishandled, powerful when used rightly.

Even the Lord Jesus’ during His earthly ministry needed money for ministry. Someone had to feed the disciples, sponsor their travels, and take care of logistics. That is why among the twelve, there was a treasury department (John 12:6).

Paul acknowledged the giving of the Macedonian church so that the gospel could advance (Philippians 4:15–18).

In the Old Testament, God filled the hands of Israel with wealth so that His sanctuary could be built (Exodus 36:1–7).

As a minister, you can carry great power, deep revelation, and the overflowing anointing of the Holy Spirit; but without resources to propel the vision, the assignment remains grounded.

Realistically… ministry requires money:

You need money to rent halls for programmes; unless uncommon favour grants a venue freely.

You need money to print posters, flyers, banners, and media materials.

You need money to buy airtime for radio, TV, or online ministry; even when God has commanded the assignment.

You need money to purchase quality sound, video, and lighting equipment for your crusades or church services.

You need money to publish books and ministry materials that will transform lives. No publisher will help you publish for free.

You need money for internet subscriptions to preach the gospel online consistently.

In fact, even Jesus needed a boat to preach (Luke 5:1–3). The anointing supplied the message, but Peter supplied the platform.

I recently attempted a book publishing project, but when the printer gave me the cost for just 1,000 copies, I almost froze. The figures were enough to turn anointed men into prayer warriors instantly! I had to recalibrate my plans.

And if you're a married minister with children, you need money to run your home. You must feed your family, pay school fees, meet basic needs, and provide stability. A stressed, starving minister is not a blessing to the congregation.

Therefore…

It is not carnality to trust God for financial blessings.

It is not greed to develop financial intelligence.

It is not wrong to acquire money-making skills.

It is not unspiritual to have multiple sources of income.

It is not a sin for a minister to prosper.

It is only a sin when prosperity possesses you.

Money is a servant.
Purpose is the master.
And the gospel is the assignment.

When money serves purpose, the kingdom advances.

19/11/2025

CRUCIFYING THE FLESH

Crucifying the flesh is not something God does for you.
It is something you do for yourself. "I beseech you therefore, brethren, " Paul wrote to the Church, "by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies ..." (Rom. 12:1).

Who presents your body?
You do.
Who is you?
That's the man on the inside who is born again, and has become a new creature.
You do something with your body. If you do not do something with it, nothing will ever be done with it.
1 CORINTHIANS 9:27
27 But I keep under my body, and bring it into subjection: lest that by any means, when I have preached to others, I myself should be a castaway [disapproved].
Here Paul is talking about the fact that he does something with his body. "I keep under my body. I bring it into subjection."

Who is I?
That's the real man—the real Paul—the man on the inside who has become a new creature in Christ Jesus and is filled with the Holy Spirit. "I do something with my body. I keep it under. I bring it into subjection."
What did Paul bring his body into subjection to?
To the inward man. Instead of letting the body dominate the inward man, Paul saw to it that the inward man dominated the outward man.
Now notice this. Here is this great apostle, this holy man of God, this man who wrote half the New Testament, a man who is a spiritual giant—yet evidently his body wanted to do things that were wrong. If it hadn't, he would not have had to keep it under. He would not have had to bring it into subjection.
Just because your body wants to do wrong, doesn't mean you are not saved, or that you are not filled with the Holy Spirit. (If that were the case, Paul was not saved.) You will have to contend with the body, the flesh, as long as you are in this world.
"A man came and said to me, I want you to pray for me," "What for?" I asked. I like to know what I am praying for.
A look of seriousness, even tears, came to his eyes, "I want you to pray that I will never have any more trouble with the devil."
I said, "Do you want me to pray you will die?" "No, no, I don't want to die."
I said, "The only way you won't have any more trouble with the devil is to get out of here and go on to Heaven."
You will have problems with the devil as long as you are in this life. You will have problems with the flesh as long as you are in the flesh. But, blessed be God, the means, the ability, and the authority have been given to you through the Word of God to deal with the devil and to deal with the flesh.
Paul did not let his body dominate him. The man on the inside that was born again and filled with the Holy Spirit—must dominate the outward man.
You can do it. What I want you to see is this— you are the one who must do it. Paul did not say God would do it for you. He did not say the Holy Spirit would do it for you.
He said, "You present your bodies." He said, " You be not conformed to this world." He said, "You be transformed by the renewing of your mind." You present your body. You do it. You get your mind renewed with the Word of God. You do it.
The life and nature of God is inside your spirit. Let that man on the inside be the dominant one. Listen to him. It is the spirit of man that is the candle of the Lord. It is through your spirit that God will guide you.

18/11/2025

~ LESSONS FROM 1 SAMUEL 17 ~

1. Courage Comes from Faith, Not Size

In 1 Samuel 17, we see young David stepping up to face the giant Goliath. While others trembled, David's courage was rooted in his faith in God, not in his own strength or stature. As David declared, "The LORD who delivered me from the paw of the lion and the paw of the bear will deliver me from the hand of this Philistine" (1 Samuel 17:37). This teaches us that true courage comes from trusting in God's power, not our own abilities.

2. Preparation in the Past Prepares Us for the Present

David's experience as a shepherd, defending his flock from lions and bears, prepared him for his encounter with Goliath. "Your servant has killed both the lion and the bear" (1 Samuel 17:36). God often uses our past experiences to equip us for future challenges. Embrace your current season, knowing it may be preparing you for something greater.

3. God Uses the Humble to Accomplish Great Things

David was the youngest and least likely candidate to face Goliath, yet God chose him to deliver Israel. "For the battle is the LORD’s, and He will give all of you into our hands" (1 Samuel 17:47). This reminds us that God often uses the humble and unlikely to achieve His purposes, so never underestimate what He can do through you.

4. Stand Firm in Your Convictions

Despite the doubts and criticisms from those around him, David stood firm in his conviction that God would deliver him. "Let no man’s heart fail on account of this Philistine. Your servant will go and fight him!" (1 Samuel 17:32). When you know God has called you to something, stand firm and trust in His guidance.

5. God’s Armor is Better than Man’s

King Saul offered David his armor, but David chose to rely on God instead. "I cannot walk in these, for I have not tested them" (1 Samuel 17:39). This illustrates that God's protection and provision are far superior to any human means. Trust in His spiritual armor to face life's battles.

6. Words of Faith Can Defeat Giants

David's declaration of faith was powerful: "You come against me with sword and spear and javelin, but I come against you in the name of the LORD of Hosts" (1 Samuel 17:45). Speaking words of faith can shift the atmosphere and bring victory over seemingly insurmountable challenges.

7. God’s Glory is the Ultimate Goal

David's motivation was not personal glory but to honor God. "That all the earth may know that there is a God in Israel" (1 Samuel 17:46). Our actions should always aim to glorify God and make His name known, rather than seeking our own recognition.

8. Faith in Action Inspires Others

David's faith and victory inspired the Israelites to rise up and defeat the Philistines. "When the Philistines saw that their champion was dead, they turned and ran" (1 Samuel 17:51). Your faith in action can encourage and embolden others to step out in faith as well.

9. God’s Victory is Complete

David's triumph over Goliath was total and decisive. "David ran and stood over him. He took hold of the Philistine’s sword and drew it from its sheath. After he killed him, he cut off his head with the sword" (1 Samuel 17:51). When God grants victory, it is complete and leaves no room for doubt.

10. Trust in God’s Timing

David was anointed as king long before he faced Goliath, yet he waited for God’s timing to fulfill his destiny. This encounter was a step in that journey. Trust in God’s perfect timing for your life, knowing that He is orchestrating every detail for His glory and your good.

31/05/2025

Good evening people, let me take this humble opportunity to welcome you to our church service at Redeemed gospel church umoja 3 starting at 10am-1pm.
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20/05/2025

The effect of feeding on wrong information in the life of a Christian may not be seen overnight; but with time, such a person gets weaker and weaker spiritually. Before long, he’s no longer as fervent in spiritual things as he used to be. Then, his life takes a completely different turn from God’s original plan. Give attention to the right information. Fortify and energize your spirit for success with God’s Word. The forces of life are domiciled in your spirit; as you feed your spirit with the Word, you’ll be able to produce every good thing you want in life from within you.The food for the human spirit is God’s word.

13/05/2025

Welcome we get blessed together.

10/04/2025

Psalm:32

[8] I will instruct you (says the Lord) and guide you along the best pathway for your life; I will advise you and watch your progress.

Jesus saves

12/03/2025

How much prayer meant to Jesus! It was not only his regular habit, but his resort in every emergency, however slight or serious. When perplexed he prayed. When hard pressed by work he prayed. When hungry for fellowship he found it in prayer. He chose his associates and received his messages upon his knees. If tempted, he prayed. If criticized, he prayed. If fatigued in body or wearied in spirit, he had recourse to his one unfailing habit of prayer. Prayer brought him unmeasured power at the beginning, and kept the flow unbroken and undiminished. There was no emergency, no difficulty, no necessity, no temptation that would not yield to prayer.

Jesus saves

12/03/2025

It is a common temptation of Satan to make us give up the reading of the Word and prayer when our enjoyment is gone; as if it were of no use to read the scriptures when we do not enjoy them, and as if it were no use to pray when we have no spirit of prayer. The truth is that, in order to enjoy the Word, we ought to continue to read it, and the way to obtain a spirit of prayer is to continue praying. The less we read the Word of God, the less we desire to read it, and the less we pray, the less we desire to pray."

28/12/2024

Welcome as we wait for 2025 in the presence of God

19/12/2024

WHAT IS LOVE?

Love is not enough for a successful marriage. Love can be deceiving and may not be a reliable qualification for marriage. Love may bring happiness, but it does not necessarily provide the tools and skills needed to make a marriage work.

A successful marriage requires knowledge and understanding about how to live and commit to your partner. Understanding how to navigate the challenges of a committed relationship is a crucial element for a lasting and fulfilling partnership.

Love can make us believe that we can overcome any obstacles in a relationship. However, the reality is that many divorced individuals were once deeply in love with their partners. This challenges the notion that love is what keeps a marriage together. Love alone does not guarantee success in marriage. While love brings happiness, it lacks the necessary ingredients to sustain a marriage. Knowledge is what truly makes a marriage work.

Many people enter into marriage solely based on their feelings of love, without considering the practical aspects and challenges of living with someone. Our culture places a strong emphasis on emotions, leading us to make impulsive commitments without considering the practical aspects of a long-term commitment.

To protect and sustain a marriage, individuals need to acquire knowledge about how to navigate the complexities of a long-term commitment. This knowledge may include understanding effective communication, conflict resolution, compromise, and the ability to adapt to change. By possessing this knowledge, individuals can better equip themselves to build and maintain a successful marriage.

In conclusion, love is not the sole determinant of a successful marriage. Instead, knowledge about how to navigate the complexities of a committed relationship is crucial for a lasting and fulfilling partnership.