12/01/2026
SUNDAY SERVICE
THEME FOR THE YEAR 2026
Year of Distinction
Month of Uncommon Distribution
SERMON TOPIC
Walking with the Integrity of the Heart
Minister: Senior Pastor Samson Kaliwa
SERVICE OVERVIEW
The church service was held under the 2026 annual theme “Year of Distinction” and the January emphasis “Month of Uncommon Distribution.” The service was marked by deep teaching, spiritual reflection, and a special family dedication.
SERMON SUMMARY
Senior Pastor Samson Kaliwa began with a recap of the previous Bible study from Isaiah 65, emphasizing that God is a God of distinction who separates those who serve Him from those who do not. He highlighted that God does not treat everyone the same but distinguishes obedience from disobedience and faithfulness from compromise.
The Pastor further illustrated this truth using the story of Noah, noting that Noah was distinguished in his generation because he walked with God and found grace in His sight.
SCRIPTURAL FOUNDATION
The sermon was anchored on the following scriptures:
Revelation 3:8–10 – Teaching that God honors faithfulness and integrity by opening doors that no one can shut and preserving those who keep His word.
2 Chronicles 16:9 – Emphasizing that God searches the earth to show Himself strong on behalf of those whose hearts are loyal to Him.
Pastor Samson emphasized that God is actively seeking men and women who walk with integrity of heart and that such integrity attracts divine strength, favor, and distinction.
BIBLICAL ILLUSTRATIONS USED
Daniel (Daniel 6:3–27):
Daniel was distinguished above others because of an excellent spirit. Despite opposition and persecution, he remained faithful, and God vindicated him.
Job (Job 2:3; Job 42):
God testified about Job as a blameless and upright man. The congregation was challenged with the question of whether God could testify the same way about them. Job’s integrity led to divine restoration.
Caleb and Joshua (Numbers 14:24):
While others doubted God, Caleb and Joshua followed Him wholeheartedly. Caleb was described by God as having a different spirit and was distinguished among his generation.
CALL TO COMMITMENT
Pastor Samson issued a strong call to self-examination, declaring that God is drawing a line between His people and those who oppose Him. The congregation was challenged to evaluate their level of commitment, integrity, and willingness to stand for God even when it is costly.
CONCLUSION AND ADMONITION
The sermon concluded with an exhortation that God desires to make a difference in the lives of His people, but they must be ready. Reference was made to Jeremiah 3:15, encouraging the congregation to receive instruction from God-appointed leaders. This was reinforced with Hebrews 13:17, calling the church to obedience and submission to spiritual leadership.
SPECIAL HIGHLIGHT: BABY NAMING CEREMONY
During the service, Mr. and Mrs. Belembo presented their child before the Lord for naming and dedication. The Senior Pastor officially named the child:
Joshua Barka Belembo
The naming ceremony was attended by family members, friends, and well-wishers who joined in celebrating and supporting the Belembo family.
OVERALL IMPRESSION
The service was spiritually impactful, emphasizing integrity, obedience, and faithfulness as keys to divine distinction. The congregation was encouraged to walk wholeheartedly with God in preparation for the manifestations promised in the Year of Distinction.
