Just like comets appear in various instances in the period of our lifetimes and astronomers investigate these appearings with utmost diligence seeking to train and fine tune the models that anticipate the future appearings they are waiting for, Christians are also urged to apply the same diligence in their walks, knowing that Christ once appeared and will appear again. Pastor Chris Kiagiri, in this sermon, seeks to show us that since our Savior has appeared and will appear again, the whole church trains in godliness and waits in hope!

Truth often pierces the heart and reveals the true intents and motives of one's soul. Many, at times, flee, not wanting to hear the truth, but this often leads to the detriment of their souls. Amos, in this passage, is used by God to reveal to the Israelites their true condition and sends a warning of affliction in the hope that they would turn to His abundant mercy in repentance, but they in turn choose to ban Amos from their presence not wanting to hear God's wise counsel. Pastor John Musyimi, in this sermon, seeks to show us that it is better to plead God's pardon than to seek God's silence!

It is witnessed that the greatest of men and nations are usually brought down by them giving themselves over to the fleeting pleasures of this world, as seen by the fall of ancient Rome. Amos, in this passage, declares that Israel, after surrending themselves over to the pleasures of success and military prowess, would be afflicted by God for this evil. Pastor John Musyimi, in this sermon, seeks to show us that complacency kills!

We often can pride ourselves in various great accomplishments and endeavors in this world which thereby makes us tend to be presumptuous in accomplishing any task that comes our way. However, shocks of disbelief befall us when things don't go the way we presumed them to go. This is what the Israelites faced in Amos' day where they thought their works made them have a right standing before God on His Day. Pastor John Musyimi seeks to exhort us christians, in this sermon, to not presume refuge in religion that lacks righteousness!

What kind of God do you have and envision? Is He a God who is just for you and never against you, a God of love and not of judgment? This is what meets us in Amos 5 where Amos reveals the true God as a God who is a danger for His people — a danger for their sinful living, leaving them with the question of how they shall be saved from this God. Pastor John Musyimi answers this conundrum in this sermon by explicating that the way to escape God is to seek Him!

The book of James is an instructive book that seeks to guide the believer in their conduct as members of Christ's body. This is what is presented to us in this text in James 3 where we get to see the clear contrast between wisdom that comes from above and the wisdom that is governed by worldly ambitions. Alfred Ndoro in this sermon seeks to show us that because heavenly wisdom is an irreconcilable contradiction to self-centered passions, we must choose heavenly wisdom!

In this sermon on the book of 1 John, we get to have a vivid explanation on what John describes as having fellowship with God, and thereby fellowship with others. As is often misconstrued in its meaning, Pastor Richard Chege seeks in this sermon to explain that a christian’s complete joy is founded in our fellowship with God and nourished through our fellowship with one another.

It is widely known that not knowing the rules pertaining to a place or institution doesn’t exempt one from facing the penalties associated with breaking one of its laws. This is what meets us in this passage in Acts 3 where Peter and John exhort the Israel of the time that due to their ignorance they executed Christ who was sinless! However, as Mark Ben Thuku seeks to show us in this sermon, we see that an ignorant rejection of Jesus as the Messiah demands immediate repentance!

Amos 4 paints a clear picture of what happens when man ignores the calls of repentance to God despite Him reaching out to them. Just as we can predict rain about to fall through the thickness of the clouds and the spatters of water here and there, we can as well predict God’s judgment through different calls and warnings from Him. Pastor John Musyimi in this sermon seeks to show us that refusal of divine discipline results in divine destruction!

In the midst of this chaotic devitalizing world full of activities, it’s easy to be swayed from a life of delighting in the sufficiency of Christ. This famous passage in Luke 10 helps us see this reality well where Mary chooses the best that will not be taken away from her. Pastor Bernard Kariuki, in this sermon, helps us see that true discipleship delights in devotion over distraction.