Word For The Day
No Spare Parts
On Sunday morning, 28 June 2026, Ps Phil Hunt preached from Romans 12:3–8. He challenged Kitwe Church to examine whether they are merely attending or actually functioning as members of Christ’s body. The main question is: If you quietly stopped attending, would your absence actually be felt — and are you using the gift God has given you, or just showing up?
Read MoreGod’s Call to Spiritual Fatherhood
On Sunday morning, 21 June 2026, Ps Phil Hunt preached from 1 Thessalonians 2:7-12 to commemorate Father’s Day. He exhorted all men in church to be spiritual fathers to the fatherless and how to be biblical, God-oriented leading fathers so that children will enjoy God forever.
Read MoreGod’s Will: A Transformed Life
On Sunday morning, 14 June 2026, Ps Phil Hunt preached a sermon on Romans 12:1–2, where he calls Christians to respond to God’s abundant mercy by presenting their entire selves to God as a living sacrifice — not as a command, but as the only reasonable act of worship for those who have truly grasped what God has done for them in Christ. He then warns against being “conformed” to the values and thinking of the world, and instead urges believers to undergo a deep internal transformation through the daily renewing of their minds by God’s Word and Spirit. The fruit of this consecrated, transformed life, he concludes, is a discerning mind capable of recognizing and embracing God’s will — which is always good, acceptable, and perfect.
Read MoreGrafted In by Grace
On Sunday morning, 31 May 2026, Pastor Phil Hunt preached from Romans 11:11-24. He explained that God’s plan was never derailed by Israel’s rejection of Christ; that Gentile inclusion was always God’s universal purpose from the very beginning, not a Plan B; and that there is still a future hope for Israel, whose broken branches God has the power to graft back in through faith.
Read MoreSet Free to Be Set Free
On Sunday morning, 10 May 2026, our pastoral intern, Jolan Koekemoer, preached from Galatians 5:1-6. He encouraged us that as believers we no longer live according to the law but we are set free from the law and our bondage to sin, through Christ.
Read MoreThe 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 MoreWord For The Day: What Child is this?
The Word for this Christmas Eve Day comes from Isaiah 9:6. This is one of my favorite Christmas passages and is answers an all important question. WHAT: Along with this passage being one of my favorites, one of my favorite Christmas carols asks the question: “What child is this…?” This passage answers that question. Isaiah…
Read MoreWord For The Day: Knowing God’s Will
Paul wrote to Christians in the church in Colosse after hearing from Epaphras of their faith in Jesus. If you have a few minutes, read the little Book of Colossians, just four short chapters, but filled with so much encouragement and instruction! Paul’s prayer for the Colossian Christians is my prayer for you today. You…
Read MoreWord For The Day: When We Move Away From Kitwe
It has been said that commitment is the glue that binds relationships together. Commitment keeps us going when we face hard things or when we suffer. I’m so thankful this morning for the faithfulness of God. He keeps His promises, regardless of the circumstances! We have been reviewing our Church Covenant this week. Our Covenant…
Read MoreWord For The Day: Covenant Relationships
This week we are reviewing what it means to be a member of Kitwe Church and how it guides us in “Growing Together In Christ.” A covenant is a contract between two parties that include rights and responsibilities. Our Church Covenant begins, “we do now in the presence of God, and this assembly solemnly and…
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