Word From The Provost

Psalm 145 is a celebration of God’s greatness, Goodness and everlasting kingdom.
The Psalmist calls upon all creation to celebrate God’s powerful and merciful nature, his Justice, and his care for the weak and needy. David was one leader who was a worshipper; he saw God in every aspect of his life. Much as he was the King, he always looked at the God King over him. As we end the year, my prayer is that we look back and see the greatness of God in our families, work places, personal life, achievements, losses, pains and all that we have gone through. Can we testify of the goodness of God?

Our society is longing for redemption. God
is looking for men and women who are willing to respond to the call to go out into
the world and preach the gospel. Will you be willing to step out and go?

A lot has been explained about the Holy Spirit this month. As we come to the close of this series of teachings today, it is important to realise that we need the leadership of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is a helper that each one of us receives after welcoming Christ in each of our hearts.[…]

Messiah means “ the anointed one” or “ the chosen one.” An annointed person is that one who has been consecrated or set apart for a particular role in the Christian Faith. An annointed person therefore does specific purposes for God in the world. For example in the Old testament, people were anointed for the position of[…]

Prayer is one of those important aspects that we are dwelling on this month. It is both a tool for our communion with God and an an opportunity for us to be trained in patience and righteousness. Sometimes the answers may not come within the time we expect but eventually they come based on our[…]

For us to experience abundant blessings we are called to follow three important principles shared by Paul namely; to give generously, give willingly and give cheerfully. To give generously was a method of giving in the Old Testament despite the law of tithing. Through giving we offer ourselves in the service of Him who loved[…]

Serving God with Fear and Trembling means having a deep reverence for God. It means taking our relationship with Him as a number one priority…its all about trusting and depending on Him. Serving God with Fear and Trembling means Obeying God rather than Human Authority. Obedience means giving up your own will and allowing God’s[…]