"I (God) gave you your master’s house and your master’s wives into your keeping... And if that had been too little, I would have given you much more!" (2 Samuel 12:8, NKJV)

"the Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head" from the Bible captures a powerful image of Jesus as a homeless figure. This statement, found in the Gospels, reveals much about Jesus' life and mission. It also challenges us today to rethink how we view homelessness and those who experience it. This post explores the meaning behind this biblical quote, its implications for modern society, and how we can respond with compassion and practical help.

The story of Israel's transition from a theocracy to a monarchy offers a powerful lesson on the dangers of trading divine guidance for human security. The people, looking at the nations around them, grew dissatisfied with God as their invisible King. They desperately demanded a tangible, earthly ruler: a king they could see, who would lead them into battle and judge their disputes. It was in response to this demand that the prophet Samuel delivered a solemn and detailed warn

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A Sermon by Pastor Nathaniel Gbah, President of Jehovah Saints International, Liberia This past Sunday, Pastor Nathaniel Gbah of Jehovah Saints Church in Liberia shared a deeply impactful message focused on the life-changing power of salvation. His sermon reminded all believers that salvation is not just a spiritual concept—it’s the very foundation of our Christian faith. Through salvation, God offers us more than just eternal life in the future; He offers forgiveness, peace

This past Sunday, Pastor Samuel Macokebe, of Jehovah Saints Church and President of Jehovah Saints International Tanzania, delivered a heartfelt sermon on the unmatchable love of God and how we, as His people, are called to reflect that love in how we give, live, and lead.

This past Sunday, Pastor Victor Otieno Odhiambo, of Bethel Fellowship Centre Church and President of Jehovah Saints International in Kenya, delivered a deeply moving sermon based on 2 Samuel 9:3–9. His message centered on the beautiful story of Mephibosheth, a forgotten man who was shown great kindness—not because he earned it, but because of the covenant love between King David and Jonathan.

This week, Pastor Samuel Macokebe, of Jehovah Saints Church and President of Jehovah Saints International in Tanzania, delivered a powerful and reflective message titled “Prayer Time”, inviting believers to approach prayer not as routine, but as a sacred moment of encounter with the Living God.

This past Sunday, Pastor Victor Otieno Odhiambo, of Bethel Fellowship Centre and President of Jehovah Saints International in Kenya, delivered a powerful and healing message centered on the transformative gift of forgiveness. Drawing from the teachings of both Jesus and the apostle Paul, Pastor Victor invited the church to examine their hearts and embrace the kind of forgiveness that sets both the offended and the offender free.

Parenting: A Sacred Responsibility Pastor Gbah emphasized that being a parent is more than a role—it’s a calling from God. It's a holy assignment, far more valuable than any career, financial status, or even personal ambition. Besides your relationship with God, your relationship with your children ranks highest in significance. What we model, teach, and pass on to our children will shape generations after us. Our influence over their lives—spiritually, emotionally, and mora

What Is Grace? Pastor Victor began by simplifying the meaning of grace: it’s a gift. Something we didn’t work for and could never earn. Grace is God's way of saying, “I love you,” even when we fall short. It is not about our performance but about God’s goodness. > “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God.” — Ephesians 2:8

On June 15, 2025, Pastor Victor Otieno Odhiambo, of Bethel Fellowship Centre and President of Jehovah Saints International in Kenya, delivered a powerful message centered on 1 Peter 2:1–4. His message encouraged believers to let go of harmful habits, crave the Word of God, and draw closer to Christ, who is both our foundation and our source of spiritual strength.

The Book of Jasher is one of the most intriguing ancient texts mentioned in the Bible, yet it is not part of the official canon. It is referenced twice in Scripture, leading many to wonder about its significance and whether it holds additional insights into biblical events. This lesson explores the history, content, and importance of the Book of Jasher, helping us understand its place in biblical studies.

His teaching was centered on Colossians 3:23-25 (NKJV): "And whatever you do, do it heartily, as to the Lord and not to men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the reward of the inheritance; for you serve the Lord Christ. But he who does wrong will be repaid for what he has done, and there is no partiality."

Pastor Victor Odhiambo, the leader of Bethal Fellowship Centre in Kenya and President of Jehovah Saints International, delivered a moving and powerful sermon this past Sunday. His message centered on Isaiah 41:10-15, a passage that reassures believers of God’s presence, strength, and protection.

Pastor Victor Otieno Odhiambo, the leader of Bethel Fellowship Centre and President of Jehovah Saints in Kenya, delivered a powerful and inspiring message last Sunday, drawing from the rich and meaningful words of Isaiah 42:10-15. His message was a heartfelt call to worship, trust, and recognize the greatness and sovereignty of God in every part of our lives. Let us explore the essence of his message in a way that resonates with everyone.

The Bible is full of fascinating prophecies, many of which speak to events and advancements far beyond the time they were written. One such passage comes from the book of Nahum, a short yet powerful prophetic book in the Old Testament. While Nahum’s primary focus is on the judgment of Nineveh, a specific verse in his prophecy has often sparked curiosity and debate among Bible readers. Could this ancient text be describing modern-day vehicles?

The book of Obadiah, though often overlooked due to its brevity, carries a significant and timeless message. As the shortest book in the Old Testament, consisting of only 21 verses, it is easy to miss its depth and relevance. However, this small prophetic book delivers a powerful warning of judgment and a call to reflect on God’s justice, sovereignty, and faithfulness.

The book of Jeremiah contains stern warnings from God about the idolatrous practices of the Israelites, specifically their worship of the "queen of heaven." This false deity became a focal point of rebellion against God, leading to His anger and judgment. Through Jeremiah, God confronts the people about their actions, exposing the consequences of turning away from Him to worship other gods. These passages serve as a cautionary tale about the dangers of idolatry and the import