Chronicles of a Christian

Franck Kambembo

Join Franck Kambembo on the Chronicles of a Christian podcast, a space where faith meets real life and where talks and conversations are honest and the truth of the Gospel is never watered down.  Every episode is a page in the record. Some pages are reflective. Some are challenging. But every single one points back to the same direction, a God who is faithful and lives that are a proof of it.

  1. Sep 23

    Maybe God Is Using What You Wanted to Forget

    Have you ever looked at a painful season, delay, disappointment or unanswered prayer and wondered, “What was the point?” In this episode of Chronicles of a Christian with Franck Kambembo, we explore John 6:12, John 13:7 and 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 and unpack this powerful truth: God wastes nothing. Your pain, waiting season, setbacks and experiences that don’t make sense right now can still be part of what God is doing in your life. You may not understand it today, but that doesn’t mean God is not working. What you are walking through may eventually become part of your purpose, testimony, growth and blessing to someone else. If you’re learning to trust God, wait on God’s timing, find purpose in pain, grow in faith, overcome disappointment and follow Jesus through uncertain seasons, this episode is for you. “You don’t understand now what I am doing, but someday you will.” — John 13:7 🔔 Subscribe for more honest conversations about faith, identity, and spiritual growth. 📩 Got a question or topic you want me to respond to? Drop it in the comments or send it anonymously via my Reddit inbox. Follow and reach out to us on our different platforms: ✉️ CONTACT & COLLABS: coac.podcast@gmail.com Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/franck.kambembo Youtube : https://youtube.com/@franck_kambembo Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/franck.kambembo GOD BLESS YOU ALL ! 🎙️ Chronicles of a Christian with Franck Kambembo #GodWastesNothing #ChristianPodcast #ChristianEncouragement #FaithInGod #GenZChristian

    Maybe God Is Using What You Wanted to Forget
  2. Sep 3

    When GOD Goes SILENT… Don’t Assume He’s Gone | Trust Him Anyway

    What do you do when you’ve prayed, waited, believed—and absolutely nothing seems to change? When God feels silent, the situation looks the same, and your mind starts asking, “Did God hear me? Does He even care?” This message is about trusting God when you can’t see Him moving and learning to walk by faith rather than by sight. The absence of visible change does not mean the absence of God’s activity. God may be working in ways you cannot yet see, understand, or measure. In this Christian message, we’ll talk about prayer, trusting God, waiting on God, faith over fear, God’s silence, spiritual encouragement, and renewing your mind with Scripture. Don’t let what you see become the measure of what God is doing. Your feelings are real, but they are not always reliable interpreters of God’s activity. “For we walk by faith, not by sight.” — 2 Corinthians 5:7. If you’re waiting for an answer, breakthrough, provision, healing, direction, or change, this is your reminder: God has not forgotten you. Keep trusting Him. 🔔 Subscribe for more honest conversations about faith, identity, and spiritual growth. 📩 Got a question or topic you want me to respond to? Drop it in the comments or send it anonymously via my Reddit inbox. Follow and reach out to us on our different platforms: ✉️ CONTACT & COLLABS: coac.podcast@gmail.com Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/franck.kambembo Youtube : https://youtube.com/@franck_kambembo Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/franck.kambembo GOD BLESS YOU ALL !

    When GOD Goes SILENT… Don’t Assume He’s Gone | Trust Him Anyway

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Join Franck Kambembo on the Chronicles of a Christian podcast, a space where faith meets real life and where talks and conversations are honest and the truth of the Gospel is never watered down.  Every episode is a page in the record. Some pages are reflective. Some are challenging. But every single one points back to the same direction, a God who is faithful and lives that are a proof of it.