Sunday Morning Sermon
The God Jonah Prayed To
On Sunday morning, 7 September 2025, Sunday Phiri preaching through Jonah 2:1-10. He encouraged the congregation to not be hopeless and helpless in times of despair, but to remind ourselves that God is sovereign. He hears our prayers, and He is the God Who saves.
Read MoreThe Quest for Deacons
Sunday morning, August 31 2025. Kitwe Church ordained two brothers, Greshom Chilufya and Romi Das, to be Deacons. Pastor Gideon Mpeni gave the charge to the deacons to be servant-leaders and to maintain unity in the church. As a church, we were also encouraged to have a servant mindset and to serve Christ whole heartedly, daily.
Read MoreBiblical Faith
On Sunday, 24 August 2025, Pastor Hector Garcia preached through Romans 4:13-25. He encourages us to have faith like Abraham, believing that God will fulfil His promises even when it seems impossible.
Read MoreShepherding Like the Chief Shepherd
Sunday morning, August 10, 2025. Kitwe Church set apart Lazarus Chanda for the gospel ministry. As a congregation, we have watched Pastor Lazarus’ life, we have examined his doctrine, and we have participated side-by-side in ministry at Kitwe Church. Lazarus Chanda and his wife Pheobe, along with their three little sons, Talent, Timothy, and Titus…
Read MoreReacting In Rage
Life can be filled with awkward and embarrassing moments. I remember when I was about 13 years old when I was at a youth camp, we were learning all sorts of new skills. My favorite was archery. I picked it up very fast that first day and even our counselor was impressed. The next day…
Read MoreWinning the War – Victory Through Submission
You are at war! This war is spiritual. Within you and around you this war rages and you are a combatant. There are no neutral parties. Who does not long for peace? We think that we may find the peace we long for by surrender to the passions that rage within us. As we feed…
Read MoreDeadly Danger of Favoritism
The book “Chicken Soup for the Soul” records the story of Bill. Bill was a college student dressed like a hippie. He didn’t look like the other members of the middle-class church he visited one day. There was no place to sit, so Bill sat down on the carpet near the pulpit. An elderly deacon…
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