Trinity Vineyard Church Nakuru

Trinity Vineyard Church Nakuru

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Trinity Vineyard Church Nakuru episodes

  • Lectio Divina - Philippians 4:4-7
    We have been learning so much about prayer, so much about what to do and what not to do when we pray. Jesus is drawing us to the father through his teaching about prayer and the best way to be with the Father is through prayer. it has always been an invitation to intentionally practice these teachings in full submission to the holy spirit.
    27 min
  • When You Pray and God is on Mute.
    Jesus draws us to the loving father, He urges us to seek and pray in confidence, He on multiple occasions said that the father would answer our prayers, but some prayers go unanswered. So why do prayers go unanswered? We are being invited further into the loving father to make us aware of the complexity of unanswered prayers and therefore make us more ready to sit in the tension of the now and the not yet kingdom of God.
    37 min
  • When You Pray, Ask, Ask, Ask and Ask Again
    Intercession simply means to petition an authority for something.
    Should we ask God for things, being that he already knows what we need even before we need them? How should we ask if we should? And does it even make a difference that we do?
    Jesus knows our prayers make a difference. Your prayer can turn the trajectory of your life and the world around us. You really need to ask the Father for what you need and want.
    What if you don’t have what you need because you have not asked. And yes, there is a question about unanswered prayers and we will talk about that next week. But what if an even bigger tragedy is prayers that have not been made?
    So keep asking. Ask, ask, ask and ask again. Actually, ask God for your needs shamelessly, just like a child with their father. The father delights in and genuinely would like to hear what your heart desires.
    36 min
  • When You Pray, Do Not Pray Like This
    It is more important that you pray, even when your prayer is just a phrase, a sentence, a breathe. It is important that you pray because your father in Heaven longs to be with you and prayer is the means through which we experienced life with the father. Like the disciples, we need to ask that we learn from Jesus how to pray.
    40 min
  • Devoted to Sharing Jesus : An Interview with Scott McMnamara of Jesus at the Door

    Scott, started following Jesus at 24 from a life drugs, illicit sex and all that goes with it. He believed in Jesus but was not interested in following. It is possible to be believing the right things and in the right God but living in the wrong path. So one day after a close shave with death Scott decided to follow Jesus and soon was hired to stand on the corner of a street and talk to people about Jesus. It is on that corner one day that the Holy Spirit gave him a simple tool, Jesus at the door, that can be used to share Jesus with anyone.


    Jesus commands his disciples to go make disciples. To share the reason for our hope. This is the great commission. It is a co-mission because we get to partner with the Holy Spirit. He moves, we move. He shakes the tree, we pick the apples. And the harvest is plentiful.

    Often times people think sharing Jesus is the mysterious work of the evangelist and only very few can do it. Well, we all get to play. We all have been invited to this. One of the greatest honours is to share the reason for our redemption coz God wants everyone in.

    Jesus at the door is a simple tool that demystifies sharing Jesus. All of us can do it.


    44 min
  • Devoted to Communion

    At the table of communion we meet a vulnerable God. Open enough to tell us that he has longed to share it with us and open in u story say that he wants us to always remember him.


    At the table of communion, we do not just bring to memory what Jesus did for us, but we are re-membered. We are joined to him again. We are joined to each other again. Our broken bodies, minds and emotions are re-membered.

    Will you and your family and small group do everything it takes to devote yourselves to sharing meals and communion?

    28 min
  • Devoted to Generosity

    The early church devoted itself to generosity. It was radical, habitual and spontaneous. They gave to everyone and anyone. They even sold possessions so that they could have something to give to those in need.


    This the church continued to do even as it spread across the globe. The thing is, generosity is a reflection of the heart of the father, a generous God.

    However, a lot in our culture discourages generosity and pushes people to only think about themselves and amercing of wealth. That is why for us, just like the early church, it has to be a devotion. We have to do all it takes. Will you radically rearrange your life and finances to do everything it takes to be radically, habitually and spontaneously generous?

     

    39 min
  • Devoted to The Word

    The early church did everything they could to devote themselves to the teachings of the apostles. This is what shaped their worldview. How they saw the God, others and themselves.

    There are some people who have shape dour history significantly, precisely because they were reliant on and dependent on God's word. 

    We are living through a season that will definitely shape our generation. If the church is going to live out it's Kingdom of God mandate, we must as well do all it takes to see that our worldview is shaped by God's word. We must devote ourselves to God's word.

    31 min
  • Racial and tribal reconciliation and the Voice of the African Church: An interview with Alexander Venter

    There is a big and important conversation on racism all across the globe and protests everywhere against police brutality even here in Kenya. The church was meant to be the voice for the weak and also be the bringers of peace and reconciliation.

    Pastor Edgar interviews Alexander Venter a pastor and church planter and author of the book 'Doing Reconciliation' birthed out work done by both black and white pastors across South Africa and Vineyard South Africa during and in the wake of Apartheid.

    How should everyday believers and Christian leader both around the world and in Africa bring racial and tribal reconciliation?

    1 hr 16 min
  • Devoted to being together: Every tongue, tribe, nation and race

    At pentecost, the Holy Spirit was poured in such a powerful way that it gave birth to the church. And every other time the Holy Spirit fell on them or falls on us (the church) there is alway something big happening. Something is always born. One other such times was at Antioch where the disciples were first called Christians, 'Little-Christs". 

    Yet the context of all these outpouring was the church gathered in unity. Every tongue, tribe and nation, women and men and every race. The church was devoted to, given to, committed to, doing everything possible to united. Every tongue, tribe, nation and race. This is the context in which the Holy Spirit is poured out in such power.

    In days where division is rife ethnic and racial division is rife, will and the church today choose to do everything it takes? Where the silent and unbothered speak out for the weak, where the powerful step back and speak welcome. Will we do all it takes to see our churches together gathered every tongue, tribe, nation and race as one.


    So much so that our own will think of us as sell outs and any other people will be unable to identify with us but what they will say is common is that we are Jesus in us and the Holy Spirit on us. Enjoying the joy that diversity brings and sitting through the tensions that come with it faithfully.

    38 min

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Talks from Trinity Vineyard Church Nakuru. Trinity Vineyard Church is a multicultural community of Faith in Nakuru Kenya. We seek to be a community that relentlessly pursues God and each other and…