Pastor Daniel Kaira

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The afternoon session explores the Institution of Marriage, distinguishing covenant from contract and highlighting what can end a marriage: ignoring each other, replacing covenant with feelings, refusing to forgive, neglecting intimacy, and unhealthy comparisons. Pastor Mavis follows with a stirring reminder that who you listen to determines the quality of your building.

The Deal Breaker SessionAddresses critical red flags: secret-keeping, anger issues, ghosting, lack of pursuit, phone distraction, and defensiveness calling for transparency, self-control, emotional intelligence, and integrity in every relationship.

In this continuation of the six-fold functions of the anointing focusing on Healing Of Broken Hearts, Senior Pastor Daniel Kaira unpacks Luke 4:18 and Isaiah 53:4, revealing that Jesus died not only to save us but to bring complete emotional healing. He teaches that forgiving sin is harder than healing the body, so if Jesus has forgiven us, healing is already within reach. Pastor Kaira addresses the deep wounds of bitterness, betrayal, disappointment, and rejection, warning that carrying these makes us walking "ticking time bombs." He encourages believers to forgive for their own sake, to not lose faith over fleshly hurts, and to cast every care on the Lord, who cares for us affectionately. With practical wisdom on hospitality, respect, and trusting God's timing, this message is a healing balm for the emotionally wounded.

In this powerful sermon, Senior Pastor Daniel Kaira explores the true meaning of loving God and neighbor, drawing from Matthew 22:35-40. He reveals that love is not just a feeling but a practical, thoughtful action, one that requires imagination, devotion, and self-control. Pastor connects love to intercessory prayer, the fulfillment of the Law, and the nature of righteousness, warning that a lack of love can open doors to the enemy. He challenges believers to examine their idols—whether phones, sleep, or comfort—and to give God their best, not leftovers. With a call to compartmentalize self-control and consistent devotion, this message is a convicting reminder that love is the foundation of all Christian living.

This Sunday, Pastor Daniel Kaira delivered a powerful message on the six functions of the anointing, emphasizing that it is far more than talent, it's divine enablement for a specific assignment.

He highlighted that the anointing empowers for service, destroys yokes, brings freedom, teaches truth, marks you for God's purpose, and keeps you fruitful. However, the central takeaway was that the anointing without conviction is dangerous. Conviction gives you a "why" behind your obedience, keeps you steady under pressure, and prevents compromise when ministering to people. While the anointing introduces you to power, it is conviction that gives you direction, impact, and staying power.

Better Fye Ndili Single

Senior Pastor Daniel Kaira takes us through a raw, practical, and revelatory teaching on relationships, singleness, and knowing your worth.

Red Flags & Deal Breakers:

• Secrets & Mystery: Transparency is non-negotiable.

• Uncontrolled Anger: Self control matters; how you express frustration defines you.

• Seeing Others While Dating: That's rehearsal for polygamy.

• No Boundaries: Cheating starts with reckless conversations.

• Emotional Wreck: You become responsible for your partner's emotions, emotional intelligence is key.

• Phone Addiction: Show respect, put the phone down in their presence.

• Defensiveness: Assumes they're always right, difficult to deal with.

Welcome to the month of His power!!!!

A powerful and faith-stirring service declaring that this is a season where God will demonstrate His power in extraordinary ways!

• Walking with God brings balance—miracles and disappointments will come, but your faith must stand.

• Invest in speaking in tongues—in sickness, in joy, even when you don't know how, just keep trying!

• We're entering a wicked season, but God's grace is greater (Romans 5:20).

• Satan may set limits, but God's power has no boundaries—we are entering the opposite!

• Position yourself for heavenly empowerment (Luke 24:49) and strategic increase (Genesis 30:41–48).

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A profound and revelatory teaching on what it truly means to be a disciple of Christ.

Knowledge is Life: The Kingdom of God is where knowledge takes us far. "My people perish for lack of knowledge" (Hosea 4:6) what distinguishes the poor from the rich is what they know.

Understanding Life & Death: Death is a process it begins before the spirit leaves the body. We come from the spiritual world and are transitioning back to it. How much you know determines how quickly you reach the Father.

Identity Shapes Learning: Your identity determines your attitude toward learning. Your name has influence over your life what you are named after will manifest. Abram became Abraham ("father of many nations") before he had a son; Jacob the deceiver became Israel ("one who wrestled with God and prevailed"). The changing of the name activated the blessing.

What is a Disciple? The word "disciple" comes from the Greek Mathetes meaning learner, pupil, student. The disciples were first called "Christians" in Antioch (Acts 11:26) but Jesus called them to be learners of the Anointed One.

Scriptures vs. The Word: We must distinguish the Scriptures from the Word of God (John 5:39-40). The Word became flesh (John 1:14) and it is our responsibility to turn the Word into flesh in our own lives.

The Holy Spirit is Our Teacher: After the Messiah came, He left another Teacher the Holy Spirit (Isaiah 30:20).

Senior Pastor Daniel Kaira teaches on ambition, obedience, governance, discipleship, and personal responsibility!

• Governance & Ambition: We must be interested in governance because of where we're going. Be ambitious—it pleases God! When you walk with God, your life has a defined path.

• Be a Student of Your Life: Those who walked with God in Scripture—Abraham, Noah—prospered through obedience. Abraham's prosperity was attached to leaving when God said go; Noah succeeded by building the ark in obedience to God's word.

• Ministry Growth is Personal: Every successful ministry has done some things right. We are each individually responsible for the growth of the ministry. Ask yourself: What am I passionate about in ministry that I can sow into?

• Use Your Influence: Use your beauty, followers, and platforms for the Kingdom. If you're a woman, do everything to look good and be seen as such—beauty is to a woman what money is to a man. Money is a defense, and in the flesh, it mirrors what anointing is in the spirit.

• Discipleship Matters (Matthew 22:1):

  We must be disciplers—and it must be personal. It's possible for people to enter the Kingdom of God but not the Kingdom of heaven due to lack of discipleship. Our adherence to Christ's teaching determines our entrance. Be responsible for people's spiritual growth!

• Attitude is Everything: Life is an ambulance—move on, and even God moves on. Don't be easily discouraged. Take it easy, have hope, things will get better. You can't do God's work discouraged. Pass at attitude at least!