God is true to himself and keeps His promise all we need to exalt is God's worthiness not His wealthiness because who God is is more important than what we receive from Him

A lack of assurance is not necessarily sinful unless you know the truth and resist it or reject it.

In this three part series on God, I have labored to show why it is important to have the right understanding of God, to give an assurance of the reality of God and to prove that the Bible is the only sure means through which He can be known. In this last episode of the series, I will describe TRUE LIVING GOD through His word, The Bible. Believing anything else about God short of how He has revealed Himself through The BIble is believing in an idol and that is why I believe that this topic is of great importance!

May you be blessed as you listen!

Atheism seems to be growing gradually among millenials and truth be told; many within the church struggle with whether God was just an idea passed to them by their parents or is He really there? Among the atheists in Kenya, many speak of once being churchgoers. Therefore, it is a topic that we can't ignore as a church!

This episode, through logic, seeks to assure us of the reality of God while giving us the sure means through which we can know HIm.

In a time when it seems like what we believe about God doesn't really matter and that every idea about God is permissible, this episode seeks to show why it is important to have the right understanding of God.

In a time when it seems like what we believe about God doesn't really matter and that every idea about God is permissible, this episode seeks to show why it is important to have the right understanding of God.

For the Christian lifestyle to be reliable, it would have to measure up. Reliability is directly linked with practicality.

Everyone in society agrees that virtues should be upheld in the world we live in and they help propagate life on earth ... It is therefore unique of the Christian lifestyle to bear this virtues as a supernatural package that transform the world;

Galatians 5:22-23 shows us this package; "But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law."

In this episode, I will unravel how the Christian lifestyle is both attractive and reliable. It is a lifestyle full of life!! Thus, you can be sure to live for eternity as a Christian.

Mankind has two parallel natures that exhibit a sense of inevitable duality. This mind-boggling fact portrays another uniqueness of the Christian lifestyle. The Christian Lifestyle is mostly about what INFLUENCES your life in the environment you're born in. That is why this lifestyle flows from INWARD transformation. What motivates your ACTIONS?? Is it all about making yourself better for yourself or being made better by GOD for GOD and others!??

A breakdown of why this tension is very significant in day-to-day life will briefly be presented in this episode of Barikiwa Podcast.

Everyone has a certain notion and goal to a lifestyle that he/she wants to live. Living as a believer in God is progressively becoming difficult and "impossible".

Currently, we're living in a society where the real is being overtaken by the virtual matrix of things.

Two seemingly contradictory currents mark our society today in regards to Christian lifestyle; that Christianity is all about obeying a strict set of rules that govern your life which leads to the notion that there is nothing fun about Christian lifestyle.

In this episode, I will seek to break down for you  the reality of Christian lifestyle and why it is the most unique of all lifestyles.

The message of salvation is incomplete without mentioning the cross, yet it's not the best story we'd ever want to hear. The events surrounding the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ are marked by great ridicule, excruciating pain, and humiliation. This was not as regal as one would expect of the King of the Jews, or the Prince of Peace. Nonetheless, Christ took our place on the cross so that we would not undergo such pain. He did not take our place because we were so worthy, or innocent, or righteous. He took our place despite all our unrighteousness, and became the law, so that anyone who would receive Him as Savior would be reconciled to God. God saved us by sending His only begotten son who knew no sin and did not deserve death to become sin. All this for us to be deemed righteous before God. All that we deserve from God is judgment, and the death of Jesus Christ on the old rugged cross and His conquest over death constantly reminds us of God's grace upon our lives.