The sermon addresses the danger of churches drifting from their primary mission by focusing on human preferences, personalities, and cultural standards rather than the message of Christ. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 1, it highlights how the Corinthian believers were fractured by loyalty to specific leaders instead of unity in Jesus. The preacher argues that the power of the church lies solely in the gospel of the cross, which stands in stark contrast to worldly wisdom and rhetorical sophistication. Three key commitments are urged: proclaiming the gospel over personal preferences, trusting its divine power over human intellect, and treasuring its saving truth above all other activities. Ultimately, the message calls believers to keep Christ crucified at the center of their faith and practice.

This morning as we explore one of Jesus' most searching questions: What truly has your heart? Through the stories of the rich young ruler and Zacchaeus, we'll discover that salvation isn't found in wealth, good works, or the approval of others - it is found by placing our faith in Jesus Christ. Together, we'll see that while money can reveal where our hearts are, God's grace is what transforms them. In this message, Pastor Byron will help us examine the cost of following Christ, the beauty of true repentance, and the life-changing truth that everything we have ultimately belongs to the Lord. Whether you've followed Jesus for years or you're still seeking answers, this message is a reminder that God looks beyond outward appearances and sees the heart. Join us as we worship together, open God's Word, and discover what it means to live with a heart fully surrendered to Him.

Through worship, our priorities are weekly reestablished on God.

Pre-Service songs 1. Kuno kwawamisha 2. Years I spent in vanity and pride 3. I was sinking deep in sin 4. Have you been to Jesus for the cleansing power Announcements: Deacon on Duty Worship Leader: Jonathan Rukundo Theme: The Gospel - A warning to the unconverted Opening song: Have you wandered along on life's pathway Opening prayer: Worship leader Second song: Pause my soul and ask a question Third song: Will your anchor hold in the storms of life Bible Reading: Joshua 18 Pastoral Prayer: Elder On Duty Handover song: Singing through the Psalms Psalm 73 (Tune "All People that on Earth do dwell") Sermon: Mr Graham Chingambu Text: John 1v1-18 Title: Behold the Glory of Jesus Christ Series: KBC Preachers Closing hymn: Jesus is Lord creation's voice proclaims it As congregation leaves: I've a message from the Lord End

Pre-Service Songs 1. How I praise thee precious saviour that thy love laid hold of me 2. He is our peace who has broken down every wall 3. Faith of our fathers living still 4. He who would valiant be Announcements: Deacon on duty Worship leader: Jonathan Rukundo Theme: The Christian Pilgrimage - A perilous journey Opening song: Guide me O Thou Great Jehovah Opening prayer: Worship leader Second song: It's not an easy road Third song: Trials dark on every hand Bible reading: Song of Songs 7 Pastoral Prayer: Elder On Duty Handover song: Singing through the Psalms Psalm 89 O what shall I do (Tune "O Worship the King O Glorious Above") Sermon: Elder Emmanuel Mkandawire Text: Luke 24:48-49 Title : Spirit Empowered Evangelism Series KBC Preachers Closing Hymn : Revive Thy Work O Lord As Congregation leave There's a call comes ringing o'er the restless wave, Send the Light End

Trees are associated in Scripture with the gift of life, God's provision for His people, and their worship of Him and dwelling with Him. Man misuses God's good gift for idolatrous purposes, but in the end, Christ, the Author of Life, died on a tree to give His people everlasting life, so that we might live with Him forever in Paradise.

Morning Service 8/9/26 Forgiven Much, Loving Much by Shawn Anderson Psalm Selections Taken from "The Book of Psalms for Worship"© 2009 Crown & Covenant Publications, 7408 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15208-2531. Used by Permission Scripture quotations taken from the NASB (New American Standard Bible) Copyright 1971, 1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

This sermon establishes Sabbath keeping as a vital spiritual discipline that fosters discernment, maturity, and faithfulness. Drawing primarily from Revelation 1, the speaker argues that believers should gather on the first day of the week to celebrate Jesus' resurrection rather than adhering strictly to the Old Testament Sabbath. The message emphasizes that the Lord's Day is designed for rest and remembrance, serving as a liberty for humanity and a worship offering to God. It challenges listeners to guard this day from cultural profanation by prioritizing divine principles over personal convenience or rigid legalism. Ultimately, faithful observance of this day provides a foretaste of eternal rest and aligns the believer with God's holy structure.