THRONE OF GRACE CHURCH

22/04/2026

🌸 Women’s Retreat | 14th – 16th May

Your Spiritual Identity is Your Mission ✨

Join us for a powerful time of growth, prayer, and transformation.

📍 First two days online
📍 Final day at church

Invite a sister, a friend, someone who needs this moment 💛

21/04/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE | APRIL 19TH, 2026
Theme: Looking Unto Jesus
Preacher: Pastor Josue Kukimunu
References: john20:19 27, Psalms 119:37

The Sunday message was centered on the importance of looking unto Jesus in every season of life. When we look unto Jesus, faith changes, testimonies increase, and our lives are strengthened through His presence.

Instances where we must look unto Jesus:

• Looking unto the glorified Jesus to find our mediator, the One who stands for us before the Father.

• Looking unto Jesus to move forward so that darkness may disappear from our lives. When our eyes are on Him, fear and confusion lose their power.

• Looking unto Jesus in the house of the Father where He returned to prepare a place for us. This gives believers true hope and confidence in eternal life.

• Looking unto the return of Jesus Christ because His coming is certain. We must remain watchful and ready.

• Looking unto Jesus as the final goal of our race. As we continue our journey of faith, we must stay focused on Him until the end.

Blessings

12/04/2026

Sunday Live Service

WELCOME TO OUR SUNDAY SRVICE

30/03/2026

Shalom beloved ,

Do join us this Wednesday as we’re starting off with our Passover Seminar

Blessings

23/03/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE

Date: Sunday, 22 March 2026
Preacher: Ps. Josué Kukimunu
Theme: Looking Unto Jesus (Part 5)
Main Scripture: Hebrews 12:2

MESSAGE

1. Fix Our Eyes on Jesus

We need to fix our eyes on Jesus:
• If we have never truly looked unto Him
• If we have lost spiritual activity or momentum

2. What Happens When We Fix Our Eyes on Jesus
Fixing our eyes on Jesus brings:
• Repentance and forgiveness of sins
Acts 5:31
2 Timothy 2:25–26

It is through repentance that God delivers us from the traps of the enemy.

3. Repentance

What Repentance Is NOT
• Self-punishment
• Mere remorse

Hebrews 12:16–17
Jeremiah 46:17

What Repentance IS
• A conviction of sin
• A godly sorrow that leads to life

Steps of True Repentance (According to the Bible)
1. Acknowledgement of sins
Luke 15:17–18
2. Sadness because of your sin
Luke 7:38
3. Confession of sins
Psalm 38:4
4. Shame for sin
5. Hatred of sin
6. Forsaking sin
Ezekiel 14:6
7. Conversion
8. Decision to obey the Lord and His Word

Blessings

23/03/2026

Shalom beloved ,

As we are currently exploring the theme “ Looking unto Jesus”

Here’s a thought for the week.

Blessings

22/03/2026

Join us for our Sunday Live Service

WELCOME TO OUR SUNDAY SERVICE

17/03/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE | 15 MARCH 2026

Pastor Keith
Theme: Becoming Spiritual Pillars
Main Scripture: Psalm 127

Key Message

“If you don’t have the blueprint, you will build in vain.”

A life without God’s foundation is unstable. Just as a building collapses without pillars, a life without spiritual pillars cannot stand.

Understanding Pillars
• When a pillar begins to shake, the entire structure is at risk of falling.
• In the Bible, pillars represent people or truths that uphold the will of God (Galatians 2:9).
• Becoming a pillar in God’s house carries eternal significance — there is no expiry date.

Role of a Pillar
• Pillars strengthen others and carry responsibility
• They are first in and last out — committed and dependable
• They uphold the structure even under pressure

Characteristics of a Spiritual Pillar

1. Built on the Right Foundation
• The only true foundation is Jesus Christ
(1 Corinthians 3:11; Ephesians 2:19–20)

2. Supportive in Nature
• Pillars exist to hold others up, not themselves

3. Enduring Through Time
• Marked by perseverance, faithfulness, and resilience
(Revelation 3:12)

4. Visible and Influential
• Pillars are examples to others
• “You are the light of the world… a city set on a hill cannot be hidden” (Matthew 5:14)

5. Work in Unity
• Pillars do not stand alone — they function within the body
(1 Corinthians 12 – We are the body of Christ)

Final Reflection

God is calling us not just to attend church, but to become pillars—stable, reliable, and grounded in Christ.

Because when the pillars are strong…
the building will stand.

Blessings

01/03/2026

Do Join Us for our Sunday Live Service

WELCOME TO OUR SUNDAY SERVICE

27/02/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE RECAP

Date: 22 February 2026
Theme: Looking Unto Jesus (Part 3)
Preacher: Pastor Josué Kukimunu
Main References: Hebrews 12:2–4

Additional Scriptures:
Genesis 24:64
Psalms 25:15
Luke 1:53
1 John 2:17
Psalms 107:9
Acts 3:11–16
2 Timothy 4:10

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Summary of the Message

During this third part of the series “Looking Unto Jesus,” Pastor Josué emphasized the importance of keeping our eyes fixed on Christ in every season of life. Drawing from Hebrews 12:2–4, the congregation was reminded that Jesus is the author and finisher of our faith, and our spiritual stability depends on maintaining our focus on Him.

The message outlined key reasons why believers must continually look unto Jesus:

1. Our Eyes on Jesus — Not on What We Do for Him

We must not become so focused on the work of God that we forget the God of the work. Service should never replace relationship. The Master must remain greater than the mission.

2. Our Eyes on Jesus — Not on Spiritual Gifts

Spiritual gifts are tools, not the source. Our focus must remain on Christ, not on manifestations, talents, or abilities. (Psalm 107:9)

3. Our Eyes on Jesus — As Long as We Remain on Earth

Our dependence on Christ is lifelong. As Psalm 25:15 reminds us, our eyes must continually be toward the Lord.

4. Our Eyes on Jesus — Not on Our Position

Whether in church or in society, titles and positions must never become our focus. In Acts 3:11–16, Peter redirected the people’s attention from himself to Jesus, showing that all glory belongs to Christ.

5. Our Eyes on Jesus — Not on Our Brothers and Sisters

Even the best among us are human. People may disappoint or forsake us (2 Timothy 4:10), but Christ remains faithful. Our trust must be anchored in Him alone.

6. Our Eyes on Jesus — Not on Our Enemies

We are not called to fixate on opposition. Our focus should remain on Christ, who strengthens and defends us.

Blessings