Swahili Coast Church

Someone broke into our house and stole from us while we were in Nairobi, and then lied about his innocence. This whole situation broke our hearts because it was a friend—a child, someone we have walked with for many years. This is actually not an uncommon experience for us, but it breaks us just the same every time.From a place of deep grief and not knowing what to say for days, I came across the story of Elisha and Gehazi, which helped me put words to the message I preached here. I try to unpack what precisely happens when someone lies, and how the wages of sin is death—how death uniquely unfolds from the specific sin of lying.After this sermon and ministry time, there were many beautiful testimonies of confession, repentance, and evil being supernaturally exposed. I pray God will bless you and speak to you through this message.

I share a simple, but powerful, prophetic word from a dream I had in the beginning of the service, then I go on to teach a appropriate word about walking with God to help you carry out the prophetic word I shared in the beginning of the service.

“Justice for Keziah” is a cry that has been heard loud and clear in Kilifi over the past weeks, and rightly so. There is a lot of children that falls victim to rape and murder in our beloved Kilifi. I belive there is a lot more we can do to protect our children. In this teaching, I address the recent tragedy with Keziah, and i teach into this situation on how we should respond to this type of evil, what we have to do, so that these tragedies doesn’t happen again.