In part two of our Romans 1:16-32 series, we continue to explore the tough realities of what it means to live in a world that's drifted from God’s truth. We’re diving deeper into the consequences of turning away from God, but also the powerful grace He offers us in return. This message encourages us to reflect on our lives and invites us to embrace the transformative power of the Gospel.

Join us as we kick off our new series on the book of Romans! In this first episode, we dive into Romans 1:1-17 where Paul introduces himself to the Roman church and unpacks the power of the gospel. Who are you when you look in the mirror? Are you ready to live out your mission like Paul—bold, eager, and unashamed of your faith? Tune in to discover how Paul's message to the Romans can ignite your purpose today! Listen now! 🎧 #RomansSeries #GospelTruth #FaithInAction #ModernMissionaries

Are you seeking prosperity or the One who provides it? God wants you to thrive (3 John 2), but it’s about using wealth wisely (Matthew 6:19-21). Be generous (Luke 6:38), work diligently, live wisely (Proverbs 6:6-8), and trust His timing (Exodus 23:29-30). Plus, remember to tithe ahead of time! True prosperity follows faith, not fortune! Listen as we dive deeper into this in the sermon.

Join us as we explore the importance of living out Christianity personally and communally. Through scripture, we'll highlight the necessity of discipleship and the value of walking together in faith. Discover how community strengthens your spiritual journey and deepens your relationship with God. Embrace the call to build a supportive, transformative community in Christ.

In her sermon "The Good Soil/True Heart," Our very own Lillian Matovu, encourages developing humility and honesty in approaching God. Are you ready to let God transform your heart by embracing humility and honesty? Let's dive into the book of Psalms 51 using David's example as we discuss how different heart conditions affect our reception of God's word, emphasizing that a sincere and humble heart fosters intimacy and transformation.

What kind of soil is your heart? In the sermon "Condition of the Heart," we explore how different heart conditions—wayside, stony, thorny, and good ground—affect our reception of God's word. Using scriptures like Mark 4, the message encourages cultivating a heart that is truly receptive and fruitful, overcoming obstacles to fully embrace and act on God's message.

In our recent panel discussion at Rhythm City Church, we examined Kenya's political climate and the Finance Bill's impact. Committed to transparency, we explored these issues' effects on our community and emphasized active, informed participation in politics, while, advocating for policies that reflect our values of compassion, integrity, and stewardship.

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