This devotion covers what happened to Jesus three days before he was crucified

This devotion covers what Jesus did four days before he was crucified

This devotion covers what happened on Sunday as Jesus triumphantly came into Jerusalem.

This sermon was based on Luke 6:12-16: Jesus calling his 12 disciples. This started us in a conversation of what it means to make disciples, the first step being a true disciple.

The sermon covered the parable of the workers in the vineyard

The sermon covered Jesus as the Lord of the sabbath. From the text, we were able to draw lessons of how Christ would like us to relate with him and with each other.

This sermon covers Jesus' explanation why his disciples were not fasting like the disciples of John the Baptist and like the pharisees fasted. Jesus also took the opportunity to explain that new wine is not stored in old wine skin. In the sermon we have this explained alongside the need for believer to fast as a necessary discipline in our Christian walk.

This sermon covers Jesus calling Levi to be his disciple. What stood out in the sermon is that God will not reject anyone and He can use anyone so long as they are willing to do what He instructs them to do.

This sermon covers four men carrying their paralyzed friend to Jesus. In it Pastor Kibet drew lessons that can be applied to every believer's life including:

1. Nothing should hinder us from getting to Jesus, that we need to do whatever it takes to get to Jesus.

2. Every believer needs stretcher bearers- people who will carry you to Jesus when you are not able to go on your own.

3. We need to be willing to pay the cost for loving Him and for loving others.

4. Glorify Him in all situations even when He doesn't answer our prayers as we wanted.

5. When Jesus forgives our sins, He says, 'go and sin no more'.

In this text, Jesus' ministry continues and we get to see from the sermon what it means when we have an encounter with God, how we should relate to Him and how we should serve Him.

Summary of Key Lessons:

1. God will use you where you are and with what you have

2. When we remember who God is and what He has done, we respond in obedience

3. We must assume the right stance before God

4. Gods real presence is truly life transforming

5. God is concerned about us not just our output and performance