Loving in action and in truth means taking care and providing for others when they are need (James 2:16; Matthew 25: 34-40). It means not being afraid to be honest with each other, gently rebuking and correcting each other when we are in sin ( Galatians 6: 1), and encouraging those who are in need (Ephesians 4:29; Hebrews 10: 24-25). Love means being patient, kind, content. It means being humble and polite with each other (I said polite, not political.), and not insisting on having our own way all the time. (1 Corinthians 13:4-6) Love means that we resist the temptation to act like children, fussing and fighting, and instead act in godly maturity, seeking to live at peace with everyone as far as it depends on us. (Hebrews 13: 11; Romans 12:18)
Loving in action and in truth means taking care and providing for others when they are need (James 2:16; Matthew 25: 34-40). It means not being afraid to be honest with each other, gently rebuking and correcting each other when we are in sin ( Galatians 6: 1), and encouraging those who are in need (Ephesians 4:29; Hebrews 10: 24-25). Love means being patient, kind, content. It means being humble and polite with each other (I said polite, not political.), and not insisting on having our own way all the time. (1 Corinthians 13:4-6) Love means that we resist the temptation to act like children, fussing and fighting, and instead act in godly maturity, seeking to live at peace with everyone as far as it depends on us. (Hebrews 13: 11; Romans 12:18)
Loving in action and in truth means taking care and providing for others when they are need (James 2:16; Matthew 25: 34-40). It means not being afraid to be honest with each other, gently rebuking and correcting each other when we are in sin ( Galatians 6: 1), and encouraging those who are in need (Ephesians 4:29; Hebrews 10: 24-25). Love means being patient, kind, content. It means being humble and polite with each other (I said polite, not political.), and not insisting on having our own way all the time. (1 Corinthians 13:4-6) Love means that we resist the temptation to act like children, fussing and fighting, and instead act in godly maturity, seeking to live at peace with everyone as far as it depends on us. (Hebrews 13: 11; Romans 12:18)
Christianity teaches that there is nothing wrong with wealth in itself. What is wrong is desiring or craving wealth. Christians believe that wealth should be used to help others who are less fortunate than themselves but again they are required to work to acquire their own.
Christianity teaches that there is nothing wrong with wealth in itself. What is wrong is desiring or craving wealth. Christians believe that wealth should be used to help others who are less fortunate than themselves but again they are required to work to acquire their own.
Christianity teaches that there is nothing wrong with wealth in itself. What is wrong is desiring or craving wealth. Christians believe that wealth should be used to help others who are less fortunate than themselves but again they are required to work to acquire their own.
We are pleased to have today as you we look into this topic-Christianity is not a poverty eradication scheme.
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Most of us know cultivating a grateful heart is good for us. But do we know just how good? While practicing daily thankfulness may seem like another chore, This episode hopes to convince you that the power of gratitude far outweighs the few minutes it takes to practice it. There are so many reasons to intentionally cultivate gratitude!
Let’s unpack the power of gratitude even as we are joined by Pastor Dominic Riako from Grace Chapel Ministries who will unravel some benefits of giving thanks.
Most times, it is an unprecedented decision to ask God to cut, cast out and change the mistakes we have made. What is a challenge is adopting the strength or courage to amend these mistakes because, like the Abraham who was living with both his mistake and miracle in the same house (Genesis 21), he had a brutal decision to make: Either to cast out the bondwoman and her son Ishmael or to have an aborted destiny.
Have you been too worried about the disruption change causes that you never cut loose the people who have delayed your destiny? Somebody always gets hurt in the cutting, but if you don’t move, it might end up being you. Don’t rob your destiny of the temporary discomfort of changing course!
Have you ever hit the rock bottom? Have you ever been so tired of everything and felt like the end has come but then somehow you managed to pick up yourself from those shackles? then this episode is for you. Jesse Konditi, Francis Gikufu and Jacinta Daniel are in to discuss on the topic: The Breaking Point.
In addition, there is a sea of inspirational music that will transform you! Enjoy even as some of those artists drop in to tell us the inspiration behind the songs, and a new segment is in here as a surprise! Listen in to find out!
The story of the prodigal son transcends generations with its articulation and relevance to the dynamic society we live in. In this episode, Jesse Konditi, Jacinta Daniel and Francis Gikufu discuss on this topic backing it up with tailored music to squeeze out lessons that will be of help and inspiration to you. We know this episode will be a blessing to you, don't keep it to yourself, tell a friend about us!
We sure missed you during the past week. We are here once again with a brand new episode dubbed 'Tell Your Heart To Beat Again' tailored just for you! We know your heart will beat again with new found hope, love, joy, blessings galore and overwhelming inspiration from the songs lined up for you.
Artists like Lincoln Brewster, Franchesca Battisteli, Crowder, Andrew Ripp, Chris August, Ryan Stevenson among others grace us with their marvelous songs and the stories behind those songs. These songs are designed to be a channel of blessings, inspiration and entertainment just for you! Enjoy this episode as co-hosted by Francis Gikufu and Jacinta Daniel!
In this episode, we are privileged to be at Chandaria Business Innovation and Incubation Center in Kenyatta University where we hold an excusive interview with Stella Chelagat, HSC and her team. She was among the team of 15 students who developed the first ventilator during the peak of Covid-19 in Kenya. She also won the prestigious UN 2020 Person of the Year Award.
Derrick Ngigi, HSC who is a mechanical engineer and the CEO of Faina Tech and Emmanuel Mwaniki who is the chief electrical engineer at Faina Tech joins in on the conversation and later on, Mr. Samwel Wafula, Co-founder of Alive 365 asks very intuitive questions and offers great insight on the topic.
Enjoy this episode and if you feel inspired, tell a friend about us by sharing this with them.
In the past week,we have received massive support from our listeners and we even got the opportunity to meet some of you. More listener requests have come in as well from various places both locally and internationally. We got a call all the way from Texas.
In addition, we are joined in by someone who has never been with us on the music show; find out who, plus more artists find their way into our playlist. We bet you will love this episode! Remember to tell a friend about us by sharing this bundle of inspiration and motivation with them.
In this Episode, we have some listener requests fulfilled even as Jesse Konditi is Joined by Francis Gikufu once again to play you some of the top christian songs from artists such as for KING & COUNTRY, Riley Clemmons, We Are Messengers, Hannah Kerr, Lydia Laird, Tauren Wells and even one from a Kenyan band called The Asaph Crew among others.
Enjoy the show, stay inspired and seriously blessed!
Break the silence, Take action now! On May 28th each year, the world celebrates Menstrual Hygiene Day which rallies in raising awareness about menstrual health across the world. This year's theme was 'Action and Investment in Menstrual Hygiene and Health.” In this episode of the spotlight point show, Jesse Konditi together with Francis Gikufu and Jacinta Daniel talk about the major issues surrounding this phenomenon.
Joining in on the conversation is Mr. Amos Otiego, a social change engineer and a long distance sponsorship officer and Mr. Samuel Wafula, the co-founder of Alive 365. We appreciate our various partners for this episode such as Making More Health, Mukuru Angaza Film Academy (MAFA), Face Everything and Rise (FEAR) Initiative Kenya and Lavash Cafe in South B where we shot this episode from.
Welcome to the first episode of the second season of the spotlight point show. In this Episode, we have some listener requests fulfilled even as Jesse Konditi is Joined by Francis Gikufu to play you some of the top christian songs from artists such as Mandisa, I AM THEY, Unspoken, Ada, Tauren Wells among others. Enjoy the show, stay inspired and seriously blessed!
From the moment we are born, we learn to relate and get in touch with others. Being relational beings is one of the biggest strength God gifted us with. Communication forming the key foundation of our lives, it's the epitome of building intelligence, epic survival and skill acquisition. It involves so much more than just speaking and writing. It traverses into the centre of building our intellectual, spiritual and economic capacity. Tune in to this episode of the spotlight point show with your notebook and pen as we delve into a session of learning and interaction.
In the first segment of the show which is the music segment, Jesse Konditi has lined up some life transforming music to keep you inspired, motivated and spirit filled. Don't keep all this motivation and good vibes to yourself. Tell a friend about us!
In this episode, Ezekiel Kelly of Kelly Inspirations (A transformational Speaker, Actor and Author) joins us in studio for a transformational discussion on self worth; a topic we have dubbed "why be a cheap copy of a great original? All this is in store in the interview segment of the spotlight point show that begins in thirty minutes.
During the first segment which is the music show, Jesse Konditi features songs from artists like Kirk Franklin, Danny Gokey, Blanca, Leanna Crawford, Kutless and Jordan St. Cyr. These songs will leave you inspired and lifted! Enjoy!
This week, Jesse Konditi together with Francis Gikufu and Jacinta Daniel talk about the cost of being different. In studio as our guest, is a social change engineer, philanthropist and long distance sponsorship officer Mr. Amos Otiego. He takes us through what women, youth and children go through moreso in the rural areas. The rape, sexual impunity, early marriage and Female Genital Mutilation.
In the first segment of the show, Jesse Konditi has an amazing selection of music that will lift you up and leave you blessed. Enjoy!
Most of us are troubled, trying to make it, we are pressured, we see our mates die... Some die younger than us and this uncertainty gives us a lot of pressure to work things out to an extent that we have subconsciously changed the success threshold, how can we redefine success keeping all this in mind? Find out at the second segment of this show. The first segment is all about Music and The stories behind those songs.
