Trinity Vineyard Church Nakuru

Let’s talk about the importance of raising up an altar to God in our homes. How do we do it? Will the generations that come from us after us find us faithful and meet God in the way we order the lives of our families?

We underscore the significance of recognising one’s heart as the ultimate altar, highlighting the necessity of stirrings within the heart that reflect our devotion to God. With insightful anecdotes, this episode eloquently navigates the complexities of worship and our relationship with God. Our goal is to inspire listeners towards a heartfelt honesty in their spiritual journey. Finally, we delve i...

God’s baseline feeling towards us is mercy and he always acts favourably toward us. He is not angry at you or the world.

Jesus was the answer to Moses’ prayer, ”Show me your glory!” Our hope has come. If we ever want to know more than just God’s character but come to know Him, Jesus is the answer to this hope. Through Him we get to truly see and know God as Gracious, compassionate, slow to anger and rich in love, a forgiving God forgiving us.

God’s mercy and justice work together so that we always get His love. How God does this is by offering to forgive us. Every way we fail to be truly human, sin, has real impact, consequences and ripple effects. Justice requires that we are held accountable. God offers to lift the burden of sin and all it brings off of us. He keeps His promises of love longer than sin can cause pain to us, He keeps...

God’s name is not just a label for him, it reveals His Character. Today we look at the center point for the theology of God in Scripture when God himself proclaimed His Name Yahweh and what is in the Name.

In the first encounter between Moses and God in Exodus, He introduces himself and says his personal name. His Name is YHWH. This is the name he is to be called through all generations. While words like god, mungu and others work they are only titles and just like in that time they are often used to refer to many other beings and ideas that people worship.

In this episode, we get into the theology of the Kingdom as a framework for how to think about and what to do with unanswered prayer, especially for healing.

Today we talk with Sean and Meredith about their journey of praying for people, receiving prayer, seeing healing, receiving healing and even battling unanswered prayer while receiving the gifts God has given them.

"Healing can be instant or sometimes gradual, yet in all times it is gradual." The healing Jesus offers is holistic. Sometimes there is such a focus on physical healing or deliverance as if it is the end all of things. It is bigger than that. It is about being fully restored to wellness in all areas that have been out of joint. Sometimes even after people get healed, there is still work to be done...

Jesus healed the sick, trained his disciples to do the same and even sent them out to do it. If God does heal today and all of us can participate, why is it Important for you, as a follower of Jesus, also practice laying hands on the sick to pray for them? It is tied to our discipleship and obedience to Jesus, it shows deep compassion for those around us and it is Spiritual Warfare. Join the conve...

Jesus healed out of compassion and two, Jesus healed as a demonstration of the Kingdom of God. He felt people’s pain deeply and it moved him to action. And if Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, he still feels the pain of the sick. The question is, will the church which is the hands and feet of Jesus be moved to action?

As God touches our lives, we get to touch others, and Healing is part of it.

Healing the sick was a significant part of the ministry of Jesus. It is a part of the presence of the Kingdom. Our discipleship to Jesus also involves doing what Jesus did. We get to not only proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom but demonstrate the Good News of the Kingdom.

As we meditate on scripture we not only get the interpretation of what the scripture is, but scriptures then begins to interpret us. Meditating on the scripture and the promises of God day and night is a practice recommended for our spiritual growth, reflection, and connection with God.

When we forget the character of God, we soon forget who we are. When we forget who we are, we live in shame. Whether it is for what we have done, what has been done to us or what has been done around us, shame is what happens when we forget that Yahweh is gracious and compassionate, slow to anger and rich in love, He forgives sins and rebellion and remains faithful to generations. Yahweh responds...

God has created us all for increase. What is it in your life that God wants to increase?

We were blessed to be a blessing. Today we talk about how we join Jesus as a faith community to bless our families and the world around us. Like Jesus, we are to see people, see what God is calling out of them, speak that over their lives, and commit to participate in seeing that come to life.

Moving forward requires becoming aware of what narratives we live from and putting them under obedience to Jesus while destroying any that is consistent with the way of Jesus.

The other thing we get from our families of origin is our relational patterns. Our primary caregivers gave us our templates for relationships and attachments early on in our lives. Though they may have loved us deeply, they were equally broken and so they hurt us alongside that. That gave us a warped view of love and formed our relationship patterns. Discipleship calls us to investigate our relati...

Sin, done by you, to you, or around you, impacts you and those around you. And unless dealt with some of these impacts go from one generation to the other. Who you are today is a direct product of your family of origin, key events in your life, and where you grew up. To move forward you need to look back to identify key events in your family and generational line that have impacted and formed you,...

One of the things we inherit from our families of Origin is blessing. All families derive their name from God and He has put something of Him in all of us and some uniquely in each family.

For Jesus, it was common practice to withdraw from the crowds, go to a lonely place, and quietly be with God. This is one of the core practices of the way of Jesus. It is one of the places we get healing for our souls as we just sit beheld in the father’s loving-kindness.

Through Lent, in pursuit of radicle discipleship, we will learn to develop a rule of life that matches our rule of faith. We will be equipping you and our community to attempt to order your day and rhythms of relationships in a way that matches your faith in Jesus and is geared to creating room for God to do what only He can do in transforming you.