In this passage from Mark 7, we see Jesus confronting the Jews on their traditions that ideally posited a threat to the obedience of God's commands. He clearly demonstrated that there is no room for coexistence between the people of God and His commands and what these Pharisees and Scribes represented. In this sermon by John Musyimi, he shows us how vain traditions are dismantled by our victorious Christ!

What is the secret to success for God's people? What will guarantee the success of the plans and purposes of God's people? In this narrative from Exodus 3 to 4:17, we see The Lord assuring Moses that His plans hinge solely on His presence and power. Chopo Mwanza shows us that God has a plan and has assured us of His presence and power to fulfil it, so we must learn to depend on Him.

Hope for the redeemed as they traverse the confines of this earth in obedience to their King echoes throughout Scripture and eventually culminates in the promise of Christ's final coming. Chris Kiagiri, in this sermon on Haggai 2, highlights the encouragement and hope promised to the Israelites by God as they strive to obey Him in rebuilding the temple and live for Him, and culminates in the long expected promise of Christ's rule, reign and return. Chris highlights that for the defiled and disappointed, the Lord commands, comforts and is coming again!

In this busy world that engulfs us, it is important to constantly analyze the priorities to which we devote our time, resources and treasures. This sermon on Haggai 1 explains the strains that befell the Israelites when they forsook the Lord's work and how the Lord helped them when they turned back to Him. Chris Kiagiri, in this sermon, encourages us to give careful thought to our investment decisions and prioritize God's presence and service.

In the world, the famous notion propagated by financial experts to live within our means ranks highly. As much as this is true, however, in the Christian life, the call signals towards a different direction. We begin empty-handed, having no means of our own. Therefore, following Jesus means we are to live off the means of Someone else. When we rely on ourselves, our lives tend to lose their heavenly touch and begin to look quite earthly, depriving God of the glory He rightly deserves. Musyimi, in this sermon on Mark 6:30 - 56 explains how amid our Christian endeavors, when we don't have it in us, Jesus has it in Him!

In light of our gospel witness as saints to an unreached world, it is important to have a correct view of ourselves based on what God says in His Word. The spread of God's Word does not rest solely on us as His messengers, but on Him who works all things for the sake of His own glory. In this sermon, John Musyimi explains from Mark 6:14 - 29 that the saints are killable messengers of an unkillable message!

Are there moments when you are tempted to believe there are situations where it is not necessary to walk away from gospel labors? Do you insist on staying in places or situations where God isn't? John Musyimi argues from Mark 6:1 -13 that we ought to continue elsewhere in our gospel witness, for rejection of the gospel somewhere is not a rejection of the gospel everywhere!

Mark 5:21 - 43 contains a compelling story of Jesus, Jairus and his daughter, and an unforeseen hemorrhagic woman who acts in deep faith. Therein, we see a case of desperation in Jairus which Jesus in turn uses for his edification, and consequently ours as His saints. In this sermon, John Musyimi demonstrates to us how under the wise coaching from Jesus, our desperate fear is turned to deep faith!

What are you willing to give up? This is the issue that Mark presses on us in this sermon based on Mark 5:1 - 20. The text shows us that what we value the most is usually confronted when Christ is presented unto us. John Musyimi presents to us that to submit to deliverance from Jesus is to accept disruption by Jesus.

The Christian's level of faith is often revealed in times of trouble. In this passage from the book of Mark, we encounter a scenario where Jesus' disciples display the level of confidence they have in the Savior when the existence of their lives is tested. John Musyimi clearly explains in this sermon that as we increase in the knowledge of the Son, the weakness of our faith correspondingly goes down.