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This is continuation of the study of the book of Ephesian and the sermon covered Ephesians 1:3-23

This sermon is an introduction to the study of the book of Ephesians. Its gist was 'You are blessed because you have received Jesus to be your Lord and Savior'

This is the last sermon in the series #SummonedByGod. The sermon sought to decipher how God receives love and how he perceives that we love him.

This is the third sermon in the series #SummonedByGod.  The sermon is based on happenings during a dinner held in Jesus' honor as recorded in John 12:1-6.

This is the second sermon in the series #SummonedByGod. It seeks to explore how God speaks to us and what we can do to prepare ourselves to hear Him when He speaks to us.   #NCLAFamily #NairobiChapelLangata #GodSpeaks #January2023 #January

This sermon is a reminder that it is very easy to give lip-service to God by calling Him all these good names (Father, Lord...) but at the same time not relating to him in the manner that such names demand.   In it we are challenged to  - Reevaluate who God is to us and if our life shows it  - Repent if our life doesn't reflect who we say God is to us  - Realign: Identify what...

This is the last sermon in the series 'Our definition of Christmas'.  The sermon focusses on Luke 2:8-20 (details around the night that Christ was born).

This sermonette was shared during our Christmas Cantata that was led by our children. The sermon is based on Matthew 18:3-4 and it helps us pick lessons from our children so that we may become what Matthew 18:3-4 challenges us to be.

This is continuation of the sermon series: Our definition of Christmas. The sermon is based on Zecharia's story and his reaction when he received the news of the declaration of the soon to be birth of his son, John.

This sermon explores the origin of Christmas and what Christian's response to its origin and how it is celebrated should be.

This sermon continues with the Samaritan woman's story and out of it we draw three key things that can help us effectively share the gospel. This is by using 1. Their Story -find out who they are and appreciate their why. Acknowledge their reality because that is important to them. It is where you begin to extend love to them. 2. Your Story -you are the best placed person to tell your own story. T...

This sermon covers the five Reasons why people do not share the gospel 1. It is for the experts: evangelism is only for those who have the gift of evangelism, or for pastors and other professional Christians. You don’t feel like you are capable of sharing the gospel. You outsource it to the pastor. You bring your unbelieving friends’ and family to your pastor to do it when you actually are to be d...

Here are the five graces of giving 1. Grace of the Word of God : vs. 6 “… whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, whoever sows generously will also reap generously ”. There are other principles that are at work in our world. What goes up must come down; gravity which is a law of nature. What goes around comes around; that is a life principle. Haba na haba, hujaza kibaba ; an economic prin...

This sermon covers several things that parents, and future parents should strive to ensure their children have.

Since on earth we will face many tribulations, this sermon seeks to help us navigate them in such a way that they will not crush us.

This sermon covers the beatitudes. It addresses the posture of our hearts as required by God and the rewards that these have.

This sermon explores how we can be victorious when faced with temptations just like Jesus was victorious over temptations.

This sermon covers the prophetic declarations about Jesus and how God brought them to fulfillment. 

Pastor Olunga helps us draw lessons from the genealogy of Jesus and what a blessing it is.

This sermon draws lessons from the mistakes that the Israelites did while at Tragedy at Kadesh Barnea.

The sermon explores what the church today can do to become like the first church

This sermon covers five questions you can ask yourself when faced with a grey area 1. What does God word say about it? 2 Timothy 3:16-17 ‘All scripture is God breathed; and is profitable for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness. So that the man [or woman] of God would be thoroughly equipped for every good work.’ 2. Is it beneficial? 1 Cor. 10 23 ‘Everything is permissible,’...

This is a conclusion of the study of the book of 2nd Timothy, and in it we focus on fighting the good fight, finishing the race and keeping the faith.  From the sermon we picked out three things that we could do to help us fight the good fight, run the race and finish well:  1. A certain, unequivocal and unwavering belief and trust in Jesus Christ  2. A Passion to live out your Purp...

This sermon covers the apostacy as covered in the 3rd chapter of 2 Timothy. From it the preacher covered three lies that people have chosen to believe over the truth of the gospel: 1. Equating being Human with being Sinful 2. The Bible Changes with Time 3. The Prosperity Gospel

In the sermon, we are given 8 pictures of endurance from the 2nd chapter of 2 Timothy: 1. Teacher vs. 2 2. A good soldier vs. 3-4 3. Competes as an athlete vs. 5 4. The Hardworking farmer vs. 6 5. A workman who does not need to be ashamed vs. 15 6. Articles of silver, gold and clay vs. 20 7. Instruments of noble purposes vs. 21 8. “…the Lord’s servant”. Vs. 24