Reformed Kenya

God, who at various times and in various ways spoke in time past to the fathers by the prophets, has in these last days spoken to us by His Son… Hebrews 1:1-2. This verse has many times brought me close to tears; not tears of sorrow, not tears of pain but tears of awe and wonder. I am, most assuredly, not an advocate of baseless feelings. Therefore, the base for such emotions is the relentless mercy of God towards miserable, self- deceived and puffed up humans. Humans that find any reason to oppose him. In order to see this clearly, let us start from the beginning, shall we? Adam was given a rule at the Garden of Eden not to eat of the tree of the knowledge of the good and evil. The rule followed with a consequence that they “shall SURELY die” (Genesis 1:17). He eventually ate the fruit that he was forbidden. After God had confronted them for their sin, He just punished them and let them live for a day, then another and another, that Adam lived for up to 800 years (Have in mi

I just thought of sharing this. During a service while we sang the Donnie Mcclurkin song..... Born Born Born again I am glad I am born again...with a reggae beat, Questions kept popping up in my head as we sang and as the lyrics went by. For instance, when we sang ' I have got my mind made up and I won't turn back because I want to see my Jesus some day' the questions posed were; Have I/we really made up my/our mind? Do I/we really want to see Jesus?    'Goodbye world, I stay no longer with you,                                                                                               Goodbye pleasures, I stay no longer with you,                                                                                         I have made up my mind to go God's way the rest of my life.' The questions posed were like; Have I/We really said goodbye world? Do I/we no longer stay with the world?    'Born Born Born again, I am glad I am Born again' The question p