How do you push through the wall of the dark night of the soul to the other side so that you can begin to grow again spiritually.

Christian maturity is when there is no more left in you.

Have a listen to Bishop Oscar Muriu, as he draws from his own life lessons and teaches us on the stages of spiritual formation in Jesus Christ.

Have a listen to Bishop Oscar Muriu, as he draws from his own life lessons and teaches us on the stages of spiritual formation in Jesus Christ.

There are 5 stages you go through when you become a believer and begin your salvation journey.

Have a listen to Bishop Oscar Muriu, as he draws from his own life lessons and teaches us on the stages of spiritual growth in Jesus Christ.

What does it mean to remain rooted in Jesus Christ, drawing strength, wisdom, and purpose from our connection to our good Lord?

Have a listen to Bishop Oscar Muriu, as he draws from his own life lessons and teaches us on the stages of spiritual growth in Jesus Christ.

Selfcare is not a selfish act - it is a God-centered care of your soul. Intentionally pursue an unhurried life by practicing the 4 disciplines of selfcare;- the discipline of withdrawing- the discipline of exercise- the discipline of sojourning- the discipline of slowing.

How is life taking you?

Are you always in a rush?

Always on the move, juggling many balls and feeling fried and frazzled?

Let's talk about burnout. You cannot burn until you catch on fire. We live in the land of overwhelm and sometimes adrenaline feels like the Holy Spirit leading when in reality, it is not.

We need to learn about the spiritual discipline of slowing in this modern age.This week, ponder on 1 Kings 16:29 - 19:21.

IN this 6 week series on burnout, where Bishop Oscar Muriu will be preaching to us on burnout.

Burnout is a reality many people are struggling with, a lot of people are feeling overwhelmed.

Peoples lives have been difficult and the current economic crisis is making things worse.What does the Bible say about burnout?

Bishop Oscar shares with us his experience with burnout.

Embarking on a journey through the spiritual wilderness often mirrors the Israelites’ passage from Egypt to the Promised Land.  In this series, we explore the various stages of the Israelites wilderness experience and draw parallels to our own life journeys.

Rev. Nick Korir delves us into the lessons from the Wilderness of Etham (Exodus 14:1-14).

Are you in a fix, is pharaoh after you, has the world surrounded you, is it a night time?Do you feel trapped? Are you at a dead end? In terms of hope; in terms of a relationship; in terms of a job; in terms of a dream; in terms of a habit; in terms of your finances, in terms of your faith?

What do you do when you find yourself at a dead end?

Dead-Ends can actually become Divine-Beginnings

Its TIME: there’s a time when your compass meets your clock – when God gives clear direction and says it’s time to move: it’s TIME to accomplish God’s purposes.

The journey of the children of Israel from Egypt to the Promised Land – each Wilderness had many lessons for them and also for us, in our own Life Journeys.

This message is for anyone who has been on a long journey with God.

You’ve experienced God’s salvation (Red Sea), you have experienced testing (Mara), Rest (Elim), provision (Manna) and faced battle (Rephidim), and just when you thought you were about to enter your land of promise; God puts you on PAUSE.

Let’s talk about SIN.Let’s talk about HUNGER.Let’s talk about the Israelites journey through the wilderness of Sin; their cycle of sin, their grumbling, and the lessons.

Scripture: Exodus 16:11 – 36

Israel has made it out of Egypt, their compass leads them to travel towards Mount Sinai, where God first spoke to Moses in the burning bush.They start complaining and grumbling about lack of water and food running out.

Sounds familiar?Grumbling distorts the past: you begin to forget the reality of your past bondage in the face of your present fears.When you are hungry, thirsty & tired; when you don’t get what you want; when you feel unappreciated, overlooked, uncared for, your default is to grumble & whine.

The real problem is: we don’t trust God.God never promised to remove obstacles from our path – he promised to be with us through whatever we encounter in life.