This episode is derived from the book of Matthew 26:70-72. After Jesus is arrested in the garden of Gethsemani, and taken before the Sanhedrin, all his disciples fled for their lives and scattered. Except Peter, who followed him at a distance. Peter, who had been one of the strongest disciples folded and denied Christ thrice. This story packs a valuable lesson for us who are Christ's followers.h How closely are we following Christ. Are we merely following him at a distance and we don't really want to be identified with him? Listen in and leave your comments. Don't forget to share, follow on Spotify and keep shining for Jesus.i For queries, please reach out to me at oukomondi@gmail.com. Be blessed.…

In this episode, we turn to the prayer of Hezekiah in 2 Kings 18:2-3. Hezekiah became sick and prophet Isaiah was sent to him to let him know that he would not recover from his illness. In his prayer, he asks God to remember how he has walked before Him and how he has served Him. Hezekiah had a recordofg works. James 2:17 says that faith without works is lifeless and has no purpose. Our faith goes in tandem with our works. And Paul tells the church in Corinth that their works shall be tested by fire and only what isnl built on the foundation of Christ will endure (1 Corinthians 3:13). Malachi 3:16 talks about the book of remembrance. What deeds of yours do you want to be written there?…

In this episode, we read about the story of the three Hebrew boys, Shadrack, Meshack and Abednego and how they defied the orders of King Nebuchadnezzar. The highlight of the moment is when King Nebuchadnezzar jumps in astonishment at seeing a fourth man in the furnace. Thank youfort joining me this new year to study the Bible once again for 54 weeks. Share, like and follow on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.…

In this episode, we unpack the second chapter of Daniel and we look at the vision of King Nebuchadnezzar. Why was this vision mean and why was it particularly given out to Nebuchadnezzar? Listen in, open your Bible and read along with me. Share this episode with your friends and family. Rate us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts and follow me on Spotify to get notified of new episodes.…

In this series, we are going to study the book of Daniel and get to put it into context. We'll uncover the visions of Daniel 7 and 8, Nebuchadnezzar's dreams and even the prophecy of Daniel 9. In this first episode, we uncover the secret of the power that carried Daniel through four kings and up to the end of captivity. It was his fear for God and his decision to stand for Jesus in chapter 1. Don't forget to share with your friends and family.…

In this mini episode, I reflect on the power of God to save through His own strength and power and not through human effort. The story comes from 2 Kings 6: 24-33 & 2 Kings 7:1-20. I also recount the plight of the Israelites on the banks of the red sea and God's mighty hands to save. Your situation might seem so dire, but God never fails. And I pray that He may see you through any tough situation you are going through. AMEN. Share. Follow on Spotify. Rate 5 stars on Apple podcasts.…

In this episode, I talk about the responsibility of teaching our children and the generation after us, the fear of God. The main text comes from the book of Psalms 71: 2-4 supported by Deuteronomy 6:1-9. I also reflect on the stories of Samuel, David and Eli to illustrate how important it is not to neglect the duty of raising Godly children for God. Don't forget to follow me on Spotify and to rate 5 stars on Apple podcasts. You can also write me an email at oukomondi@gmail.com. May you have a blessed week.…

This episode is based on Ezekiel 33. In this episode, God is telling Ezekiel, that as a watchman, his main job is to preach the truth so that sinners can turn back from wickedness. There is only one Gospel and that is the Great Commission in Matthew 28. I wish you a blessed week and don't forget to stand up for Christ. Live the Gospel every day and may God keep you. Don't forget to share this episode with your family, friends and neighbors. Email me on oukomondi@gmail.com.…

In this episode, we draw from the life of King David. We start from the time he was anointed to be king in place of King Saul, to when he ascended to the throne. King David typifies the life of every Christian, in that he ad episodes of ups and downs. Actually, what most people associate with King David is his great sin with Bathsheba. However, King David picked himself up from this event and repented. In Mathew 1:1, Jesus is described as the Son of David. David is our big brother in faith, and his walk with God offers us a good example of what we ought to become as Christians. I hope this episode blesses you as it blessed me while recording it. Keep rocking for Christ. Don't forget to share this episode with your friends, family and neighbors. Follow me on Spotify and rate five stars on Apple Podcasts.…

In this episode I asked several questions and among those questions is why God let Satan live after his rebellion. We are suffering because of Satan. So why couldn't God just wipe him out? Why did Jesus have to die for man? And why couldn't God just make another pair of human beings after the first one sinned. Join me in this session as I talk about the significance of the death of Follow me on Spotify And rate this podcast five stars on Apple podcasts.…

In this episode, I infer lessons from the book of Job. I pick some of the important points from Job's experience to reflect on what kind of attitude we should have when we are faced with trials. Do we blame God when we can't find answers? Why does Satan always get off the hook? We usually do not understand God's ways and how He works and why some of the things that happen to us, happen that way. As Paul says to the Ephesians, we wrestle not against flesh and blood but against principalities in the air. The bible verses for today's episode came from the book of Job 1: 1- 22 and Job 2: 1- 13. DO NOT FORGET TO FOLLOW ME ON SPOTIFY AND RATE US 5 STARS ON APPLE PODCASTS FOR OTHERS TO FIND US.…

In this episode, I talk about how God judges the inward intentions of the heart and how He is able to see the most hidden parts of our hearts, way before they are even revealed to us. I draw upon the experiences of David, Joseph, Rehab, Hazael, Daniel, Esau and Jacob. The main text comes from the book of Psalms 139:1 -17, where King David writes of how God looks into the innermost parts of the heart to reveal intentions. I encourage you to examine your heart s to present yourselves a temple, clean and holy to the service of God. Don't forget to follow us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. It is how we reach more people around the planet with this message. Be blessed.…

In this long episode, I give an expensive context to the history of salvation, why it has to happen and how it happened. Then I introduce Jesus and why His ministry was popular with the everyday people but which vexed the rulers and the Pharisees so much. I then finalize with the story of the disciples why they believed in Jesus at first. I attempt to get into the minds of the disciples and try to uncover their motivation before the death and resurrection of Jesus and how their zeal and hearts changed after the ascension. This is a great story to listen to when you are relaxed and quiet in a meditative mood. Don't forget to share with neighbors because that's how we change the world. Rate this episode five stars on Apple Podcasts and follow me on Spotify.…

The bible talks, in several passages about the refiner's fire. At the end of time when we shall be called forth from the grave to receive the rewards that has been kept for us, what shall your reward be? Christ says in the parable of the talents that everyone shall receive the rewards according to the works that they did here on earth. Have you ever wondered whether the works you are doing will go with you beyond the grave? Are your works gold, silver, bronze, wood, straw, or hay? Christ says that we should work to store our treasures in heaven where no rush or moth can eat them. If you have been blessed by this episode, then follow me on Spotify and rate five stars on Apple Podcasts.…

This episode is based on Exodus 7-11. God had send Moses and Aaron to the house of Pharaoh to ask him to let the children of Israel go. With His mighty power, God would have easily killed the first borns the first time Pharaoh resisted and saved the Egyptians the agony of the 8 plagues. But this story demonstrates God's patience even with sinners. Pharaoh was given 9 chances to repent but with each forgiveness, he only hardened his heart and grew obstinate. There's a lot of lessons to draw from this story. Paul says that we need to watch how we stand, lest we harbor unbelief in our hearts and miss heaven. Thank you for listening and may God bless you. If you loved this episode, then keep an ear out for future episodes starting next week. Follow me on Spotify and rate this podcast 5 stars.…