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The Lord Jesus Christ had this one thing against the church at Ephesus: they had lost their first love. In today's message, Pastor MacDuff Phiri expounds on what the Lord told the Ephesian church to do to get that love back and its practical implications for us. 

May the Lord bless you as you listen.

Why did Paul want Timothy to come before the winter? Why was there urgency in his voice and what are the implications of all this for us today? 

Join Deacon Emas Potolani as he walks us through this passage. 

Blessings!

The heart of a leader has never been more contrasted than in the life of King Saul and David. Pastor Daniel Ikuenobe explores the differences and challenges us to apply what the Lord is pleased with. 

In this riveting episode of "Restoring Your First Love: A Journey through Revelation 2:1-7," we delve deep into the vital subject of restoring lost love, both in our relationships and in our spiritual lives.  Join Pastor MacDuff Phiri  in this narrative as he highlights the importance of accepting correction from our loved ones and God for personal growth and a stronger bond with Christ, alongside the dangers of falling into a mechanical, loveless routine of worship.

The episode beautifully brings out the story of Ephesus Church, paralleling its struggles in a world of materialism to the challenges that today's believers encounter. We journey through the transformation of Ephesus, under the leadership of Apostles like Paul, Priscilla, and Timothy, and how the first-generation believers chose martyrdom over forsaking their faith.

The discussion extends to the challenges of maintaining a steadfast church and raising a godly family amidst the distractions and temptations of modern society. It emphasizes parental discretion in what they expose their children to and highlights the dangers of providing material wealth without a solid spiritual foundation.

The sermon stands as a call to action for parents to ensure their children are grounded in Christ, and for church members to prioritize their relationship with God. Listeners are pushed to question their relationship with God and urged to maintain firmness in faith amidst worldly temptations, just as the Ephesus Church did. In a world of distraction and misconception, this episode serves as a beacon guiding us to uphold and revive our spiritual values.

Faith, hope and love are the three things Apostle Paul singled out as being critical. Of these three, love is the greatest. Pastor MacDuff Phiri preaches on why that is and the implications of this truth in our personal lives and the church community. 

Be blessed. 

God has called all believers to lead at various levels in their community. 

It is impossible for God to lie, or to be unjust. In today's message, Pastor MacDuff Phiri expounds more on this topic. 

Blessings as you listen.

2024 has been declared as the year of More Than Enough. In this first message of 2024, Pastor MacDuff Phiri gives the contextual background to this year's theme and what the implications are for the Christians in KICC Malawi family. 

Our God is the one who makes promises and keeps them. In this crossover service, Pastor MacDuff Phiri explains this from Scripture and what the implications are for us as followers of Christ as we move into the year 2024.

From an unlikely book, the theme of giving thanks because of the goodness of the Lord arises. Pastor MacDuff Phiri explains the implications of thanksgiving based on God's character for us.

Blessings to you as you listen.