daily word of god

Storms will always come—financial struggles, family challenges, temptations, or even spiritual battles. But Jesus reminds us in Matthew 7:24–28 that only those who hear His Word and obey it will stand strong when the storms hit. In this sermon, we discover the difference between building on sand and building on the Rock, and why your foundation determines your future.

Many people come to Christ, but they still cling to their old habits, old behavior, and old self. They want the blessings of Jesus without surrendering their past. But you cannot put on the new garment of Christ while still holding on to the filthy rags of sin. You cannot pour the new wine of the Spirit into the old wineskin of your old life.

This sermon from Matthew 9:17 reminds us that Jesus brings a new covenant of grace that cannot fit into old, rigid ways of thinking. Just as new wine needs new wineskins, our hearts must be renewed—soft, receptive, and ready for the transforming work of the Holy Spirit.

Sometimes what feels like rejection is actually God’s redirection. In my journey from northern Kenya back to Nairobi, I thought I had lost everything—but God was setting me up for a greater purpose. What looked like a setback became the very path that led me to seminary, deeper faith, and a clearer calling.”

This sermon, “Jesus, the Precious Mustard Seed,” reminds us that God uses humble beginnings to build His Kingdom. Just as a tiny mustard seed grows into a great tree, Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection show how small faith can produce eternal fruit. My own journey—from struggling to speak in church to boldly proclaiming His Word—shows that God can grow greatness from the smallest seed of faith.

Jesus compared the kingdom of heaven to a fishing net cast into the sea, gathering fish of every kind. One day, the net will be pulled ashore and the fish separated—the good kept, the bad thrown away. God’s kingdom is for all nations and people, but a day of judgment is coming. The question is: when the net is full, where will you stand?”

This sermon explains that both the Old and New Testaments are important for understanding God’s Word. The Old Testament reveals the shadow and prophecy of Jesus Christ, while the New Testament shows how He fulfilled them. A wise disciple treasures both — the old and the new — just as Jesus taught in the parable of the Old and New Treasures.

Discover the heart of God in the Parable of the Wandering Sheep. Jesus reveals how deeply God loves and pursues every lost soul, never giving up until He brings them home. A message of grace, hope, and restoration for all who feel far from God.