KNOW TRUTH, LOVE GOD, SERVE OTHERS
”Helping adults and children
understand and obey God’s word."
Even a casual reader of the Bible soon discovers that he is reading a most unusual book. Although covering thousands of years of human history and recorded by more than forty human writers, it is one Book with amazing continuity.
The Bible is unique because it is both Divine and human. God revealed Himself to man by breathing out His words, the things He wanted us to know about Himself. This message is also human because it was communicated to human authors who wrote it down, so we can know and understand it. Because the Bible is the inspired Word of God it is authoritative when it speaks and sufficient to reveal God and His will to us.
At Kitwe Church we want every person young or old to know and understand this wonderful message from God so that we can please Him with our obedience! Join us this Sunday and discover the Kitwe Church difference!
About Us
We exist to glorify God by teaching adults and children to understand and obey the Word of God. Our mission is to glorify God by making disciples who joyfully live for Christ and eagerly carry out His mission among the nations.
“I will not offer to the Lord my God sacrifices
that have cost me nothing.”
— 2 Samuel 24:24
The Christian and Civil Government
On Sunday morning, 12 July 2026, Ps Phil preached from Romans 13:1-7. He argues that all civil authority—however corrupt or inefficient it may seem —is ultimately established and governed by God Himself, who raises up and removes rulers according to His sovereign purposes. Ps Phil urges believers to pay taxes and show respect without resentment, to pray for their leaders by name, and to trust that God sees every injustice and will hold every authority accountable in the end.
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Love in Response to the Grace of God
On Sunday morning, 5 July 2026, Ps Sunday Phiri preached from Romans 12:9-21. He explained that Paul calls believers to respond to God’s grace and mercy not with mere words but with genuine, sacrificial love — the kind God showed by giving His Son, expecting nothing in return. He identifies three responses: how we should love (genuinely, without hypocrisy or pretense), what we should love (holiness and purity, fleeing evil rather than tolerating it), and whom we should love (fellow believers, through encouragement, generosity, hospitality, and shared joy and sorrow — and even our enemies).
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