The counter-cultural aspect of Christian living is portrayed yet again in this passage in 1 Peter. Where the world esteems beauty through outward expressions of garments and facial adornments, God's Word expresses it quite differently. Peter, in this passage, portrays that a wife's beauty is in the submission to her husband; a concept not grasped by many in the world. Pastor John Musyimi, in this sermon, seeks to show us that compelling submission is the incorruptible beauty of a Christian wife!

Daniel 2 brings out an immense picture of a people taken into exile and in constant worry of the adversities they are under. And in this same picture, we see Daniel and a group of three friends whose hope is in something greater, a God who controls the outcome of all things. This story highly relates to our daily living where we face different trials, and it is in this same breadth that Pastor Majola seeks to exhort us, that in the midst that all that shakes us, we would be firm people who are unshaken because our faith is in a God whose Kingdom is unshaken!

This life is full of turmoil. And this is no new feat in the area of authority. Some often find themselves under harsh bosses, and as Christians, Peter has instructed us in his book on what we ought to do when we find ourselves in such tough providences. In this passage, we see Christ as the better example who endured such conflict without sinning. Pastor John Musyimi, in this sermon, exhorts us to endure unjust masters by entrusting ourselves to our just God!

Proverbs 3 is a collection of Solomon's proverbs which at the core of it focuses on the heart of man. Humans generally agree that there is a deep problem with man, and have devised so many ways to address this problem. Diverse rituals and philosophies have been devised to get to the root of this. However, at the heart of Christianity, we see a greater hope and solution that traverses man's chiefest devisings. Pastor Richard Chege, in this sermon, seeks to show us that our deepest problems are heart problems, and God's deepest work is heart transformation.

1 Kings 13, a commonly bewildering Biblical text, sets out to show us that God's commands ought to be fully followed and any diversion from this leads to certain destruction. Just like certain outlined instructions not followed in any constructive project here on earth leads to flawed outcomes, the same applies to the instructions God gives to be followed by His people. Luke Sloterdyk, in this sermon, seeks to show us that an incomplete obedience is complete disobedience!

Unlike what is commonly mistaken in this world that freedom frees us from submission to the law, this passage in Peter echoes a different emphasis. Peter argues in this passage that due to the sole reason that we belong to God and His rule, we ought to be obedient to the governing bodies He has placed over us, even in this world that is passing away. Pastor John Musyimi, in this sermon, shows us explicitly that living as a good citizen is the Christian thing to do!

Certain environments and certain identities influence how we conduct ourselves in this world. As a practitioner, it would influence how you conduct your life on a day to day basis. The same is true for a Christian. Peter, in this passage, portrays the way Christians ought to conduct themselves as they encounter the wars they face in this world, flowing from who they are, as witnesses of God to a watching world. Pastor John Musyimi, in this sermon, seeks to show us that the Christian's fight is a Christian fight!

This passage in 1 Peter portrays the sure foundation Christians are built upon, Christ Himself. Just like the famous analogy of houses built on sand vis-à-vis houses built on stone, the contrast is clear in the book of Peter of the work God is doing in building His house! Pastor John Musyimi, in this sermon, seeks to emphasize that God is building His people on Christ!

The call to love is a call to function from the heart, not just perform superficial actions. This is what meets us in this passage in Peter. Just like every other action which we can analyze its sincerity by the person doing it, so is the call to love and the actions that ensue from this. Peter, in this passage, shows us that God's love is rooted in the unchangeable Word of God. Pastor John Musyimi, in this sermon, thereby seeks to show us that the love the gospel requires is love that the gospel inspires!

Despite how esteemed it is in this world, Maslow's hierarchy of needs fails to capture the direst need any person has, which is their need of forgiveness. Sin has plagued the human, separating him from his ultimate good and subjecting him to utter futility. However, God has not left us to our own demise. Mark Ben Thuku, in this sermon, seeks to show us that anyone who thirsts for mercy is invited to God's feast of forgiveness!