John Maigua Kimani

Modern Jesus: - Preaches only about love - Gives you health and wealth - Never says anything negative - Loved and accepted by the world - Serves your will, not God's will - Hates to offend you or others Biblical Jesus: - Preaches God's righteousness - Gives salvation, hope, peace, and joy - Warns of sin, judgment, and hell - Hated and despised by the world - Exalts God the Father's will - Offends the world with the truth

No One Has Ever Loved God Like THIS. This clip is from “American Gospel: Christ Crucified”. This Film is now FREE to watch on AGTV—through Resurrection Sunday. Watch It Now: watchagtv.com/videos/america…

“A man who is born again does not use the world's opinion as his standard of right and wrong. He does not mind going against the world's ways, ideas and customs. What men think or say no longer concerns him.” – J.C. Ryle

Grandmas who don’t want to spend every minute possible with their grandchildren are missing out on the greatest blessings in life! It’s a great opportunity to love on them and speak truth to them. Encourage them in godliness. Passing down your faith to the next generation. What can be more important than this???

Leftists have a plan for your kids. It starts with trust, familiar characters, and safe stories. Then the subtle shift comes. Children’s media is not neutral. It’s catechizing the next generation. Check out this article by my friend, Brian Li. @17bli12345 standingforfreedom.com/2026/03/25/chi…

The most blasphemous thing you will hear all day, thank you Mike Gendron and @BibleInContext1 for sharing this. Full video link in the comments

Raise your daughters to be godly, feminine women who enjoy children and homemaking and love the thought of marriage. Raise your sons to be godly, hard-working masculine men who love the thought of marriage, raising children, and supporting their family. If you don’t, you probably won’t have grandchildren.

"We need God-called men who will take the Book of God and preach the Son of God with the anointing of the Spirit of God. We need men with warm hearts, wet eyes, clear heads, and tongues aflame." - Adrian Rogers

"Pastors, we are back in our pulpits tomorrow. I hope we can hear the cry of God’s people as they say from the depth of their hearts, “Show us Christ.” After the arduous labors of sermon preparation, may the Holy Spirit help us to do just that!" - Conrad Mbewe

Feminism destroys women

The government is the largest manufacturer of poverty in Kenya. Second only to Cancer.

The claim often made by Catholics and Orthodox that “the canon is oral tradition” completely collapses under scrutiny. The Scriptures were not preserved as whispers passed down in the dark through a line of succession. They were written documents. Real, physical texts authored by the apostles and prophets, copied, WIDELY circulated, and examined across the early church. They are historical artifacts. That is not the same category as “oral tradition.” We do not accept the canon because of an infallible chain of storytelling. We recognize it because these writings bear the marks of authenticity: • Apostolic origin • Consistency across manuscripts • Widespread and early usage in the churches, allowing discrepancies to be identified and examined through historical analysis and textual criticism • Doctrinal coherence • Verifiable historical authenticity These are historic realities, not blind appeals to oral tradition. You can hold the manuscripts in your hand. You can compare them. You can test them, just as the Bereans tested the testimony of the apostles in Acts 17:11. That’s the point. Recognition is not the same as creation. The church did not make Scripture authoritative, but recognized what already was. So no, appealing to the canon is not secretly appealing to “oral tradition” as the ultimate authority. It is acknowledging that God preserved His word through written revelation, not an evolving stream of unverifiable claims. And that is why the believer can rest in Scripture alone as the God breathed, infallible standard.

@JDShuttlesworth The Apostle Paul was practically swimming in prosperity, wasn't he? (2 Cor. 11:23-27)

The KJV is one of the only Bible translations that use “reverence” rather than “respect” in Eph. 5:33. “…and the wife see that she reverence her husband.” RESPECT: Regard; attention REVERENCE: Fear mingled with respect and esteem; veneration. Reverence seems more in line with this: “For after this manner in the old time the holy women also, who trusted in God, adorned themselves, being in subjection unto their own husbands: Even as Sara obeyed Abraham, calling him lord: whose daughters ye are, as long as ye do well, and are not afraid with any amazement.” (1 Peter 3:5,6)

@JDShuttlesworth No one focuses more on money than those who take scripture out of context to exploit the poor and the sick for their own personal financial gain.

“What would you say to a young Christian who is nervous about the future?” I love @TimKellerNYC’s answer. I think about it every Easter.