Churches in Mombasa

“And so the apostle Paul says, let us not grow weary while doing good because he knows that due season belongs to the person who remains faithful long enough for the seed to turn into harvest. There is a kind of excellence that must outlast your emotion, that must outlast your obedience, that must push you to the place where even when challenges come, you keep on going. You keep on going. You don't give up. You don't quit. You don't walk away. You're faithful to the finish line. You continue to walk with God and go with God and serve God's purposes.”

“I know we want a higher life. But if you have no strategy to hold you in that higher place, you you will not be able to live it. The emotions will fade away. And that's why I am saying to us today where you have experienced powerful conviction, you need to begin to build a strategy so that you can sustain it. In fact, allow me to ask you this question. Allow me to ask you this question. Where have you experienced powerful conviction yet failed to build a strategy that could be able to sustain that powerful conviction and it ended it ended up fading away?”

“What do I mean? You attended a prayer service or, you know, a service where prayer was being taught and you came out of it committing yourself and saying, I'm going to pray. I'm going to pray. I'm going to build prayer into my life. And yet you never prayed. Why? Because it is not possible to become prayerful if you do not sit down and make, you know, and change your calendar and say, every day at six a. M. In the morning, I will pray for thirty minutes, or I'll pray for forty minutes or pray for an hour. There has to be a strategy. That's what I'm saying.”

“The leaders want to destroy Daniel. The leaders want to get him out of the way. But what happens? They pass an edict in Daniel chapter six verse number 10. They pass an edict saying that no one is to worship any other God, you know, apart from Darius. And the edict is given. And when Daniel got to know that the edict had been signed, he went home, opened his windows facing Jerusalem, and he knelt down and prayed three times, you know, the same way he had always prayed, the same way he had always thanked God.”