Kairos Anapsuxis Bro FK

David knew something we dearly need to understand today; that God does not want us to pick ourselves up after we have done some [wrong] and simply try harder. He doesn't want us to feed our pride by making things right. But God requires a broken and a contrite spirit. Pastor Francis delve into the subject of Brokenness from Psalm 51:16-17


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Pastor Francis Prays for you


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From Luke 11:11-13, It is clear that God the Father is the ideal father, unparalleled by our earthly fathers. It is important to note that all human fathers originate from God, Ephesians 3:14-15 “For this reason, I bow my knees before the Father, 15 from whom every family in heaven and on earth derives its name.” 

Every child has an expectation to receive from their fathers and in most circumstances, we come short and that's why we should ultimately look up to our heavenly Father. By this, our expectations are met and we can be able to forgive every shortcoming of our earthly fathers. 

We can forgive because God the Father gave us the best gift of all when He gave us His only begotten Son. Romans 5:8 says, “But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” 

Francis concludes by saying that We could/might have been disappointed by a [earthly] father, but God is our Heavenly Father who does not fail. It is therefore imperative that we receive His gift to us


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We all love our comfort, but is it possible that our discomfort sometimes serves the purpose of God? If this is so, then I believe that He will require that from us.


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Like many of us, we can get preoccupied with the things we don't have, that we forget to praise God for what we have. Pastor Francis takes us through the story of Leah in Genesis 29:35 when she realises that she's probably made a mistake focusing all her attention on the things that do not lie in her power to change; to be loved by her husband.

We are therefore exhorted to stop focusing on our problems and start putting the attention (our focus) on Jesus.

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In this episode your servant Francis takes a look at the confusion that surrounds the life of Jacob in Genesis 27, and 28 and how an encounter with God beings hope. You might not know where life is taking you especially when things are bad. But if Jesus is in your boat; with the eyes of faith, you know that life will swing you safely to your destination on matter the storms.

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