Trinity Vineyard Church Nakuru

Hearing God begins with a personal relationship with Jesus. Scripture is one of the primary ways we hear God's voice, as it is divinely inspired and reveals God's will. We trust the Bible because Jesus Himself trusted it, frequently quoting and affirming its authority. For Jesus, Scripture was not just a record, but the living Word of God, revealing truth and guiding us to know the Father’s will. By following Jesus' example, we come to understand that through the Bible, God continues to speak, guiding and transforming us through His truth.

Creation constantly declares God’s glory, but we often miss His voice in our busy lives. The key to hearing Him in nature lies in knowing His Word. Scripture sharpens our ability to recognize His voice, as creation will never reveal anything about God that isn’t rooted in the Bible.

Today, we explore the profound truth that the sheep know His voice, and He knows His sheep. How can we truly learn to hear God speaking? In a world filled with noise and distractions, discerning His voice can seem challenging. Yet, the invitation is clear—God is speaking, and He desires us to hear Him.

As we journey through this Advent season, we are invited to reflect on the profound joy that comes from remembering God's promises. In times of waiting, it's easy to feel weary or uncertain, but Advent reminds us to hold on to the hope and assurance found in God's faithfulness.

Even in the waiting, we are called to receive God's joy—a joy that is not dependent on our circumstances but rooted in the unchanging nature of His promises.

Advent was all about rememberance. Remembering the promises foretold about the coming of the Messiah and also the promise of his second coming

It’s a season of reflection and remembering that God has a plan for us even when things seem different or oppressive

Paul reminds believers that they are “called to be free.”

"Paul's letter to the Galatians reminds us to look beyond the law and embrace grace. When we refuse to forgive or judge others' character instead of their brokenness, we apply the law. But mercy triumphs over judgment. Mercy reflects God’s heart—restoring and freeing us and others. Let’s choose grace and embody Christ’s love."

Questions and answers on Community Life In the Kingdom

"During our Community Life in the Kingdom series, we hosted a special panel interview with members of our community groups. Each person shared heartfelt stories of how being part of a community has impacted their lives—offering support, fostering spiritual growth, and creating a sense of belonging. It was a beautiful reminder of how God works through relationships to transform and uplift us."

An Introduction to the series on community and the importance of community groups in the life of Trinity Vineyard Church Nakuru.