Grace and Truth

Praising the Lord with Understanding. With Peter Kulujili. Understanding the reasons —or "the why"— for praising the Lord, arguing that true Christian worship is rooted in a proper appreciation of God's nature, character, and works. The three primary reasons offered for praise are that God restores and builds up his people, God provides and cares for his people, and God protects and preserves his people. The ultimate demonstration of God's love and power through the cross of Christ.

A deep dive into the Gospel of John—seeing Christ more clearly, believing more deeply, and understanding His glory through the Word. #graceandtruthmw #gospel #malawi #sermon #gospelofjohn

The Shepherd's Heart. With Pastor Ernest Kanzangaza. Three core responsibilities of a faithful shepherd, drawing heavily on the example and teachings of the Apostle Paul. These essential duties are guarding one's own life, jealously guarding the flock entrusted by God, and guarding the doctrine through diligent commitment to the Word of Grace. A call for pastors to remain biblically faithful and spiritually disciplined to honor God and effectively lead the church.

The Shepherd's Family Life. with Pastor Kellen Hiroto. An extensive discussion and exhortation to pastors and church leaders regarding the vital importance of their family life as a qualification for ministry, specifically focusing on the roles of a Christ-like husband and a disciplining father. Highlighting the tragedy of pastoral failures involving sexual sin, family neglect, and hypocrisy, contrasting these with the beauty of a biblically devoted home that serves as an example to the church. Drawing heavily from Ephesians 5:25–6:4 and the qualifications in Titus 1 and 1 Timothy 3, a husband’s leadership must be sacrificial, sanctifying, and sexually pure, mirroring Christ’s love for the church. Furthermore, fathers are instructed not to provoke their children to anger but to proactively and consistently raise them through discipline and instruction in the Lord, with the ultimate goal being their children's knowledge and love for God. The central premise is that the ability to effectively manage one’s household is intrinsically linked to the ability to care for God’s church, making family faithfulness a non-negotiable standard for leadership.

The Shepherds Character. With Pastor Emmanuel Mpeni. Discussing the essential character traits required of spiritual leaders, or shepherds, within the church, drawing heavily from the biblical book of Titus, specifically chapter one. Contemporary society and even the church often prioritize factors like performance, charisma, and visible success (such as congregation size) over genuine godliness and moral integrity. The message emphatically stresses that a shepherd's blameless character is non-negotiable and foundational for credibility, emphasizing the need for traits like humility, patience, self-control, and integrity while actively avoiding disqualifying behaviors such as arrogance, quick temper, and greed for gain. Ultimately, the text argues that a minister's inner life and godly conduct hold far greater importance than their preaching ability or outward gifting because a failure in character can devastate a ministry.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this episode, we dive into Mark 8:34–38—what many consider the heart of the Gospel of Mark—to unpack Jesus’ own terms for discipleship. With clarity and conviction, we explore the call to self-denial, obedience, and a life fully surrendered to Christ. These aren’t easy truths—but they’re essential. Tune in for a powerful challenge to count the cost and follow Jesus on His terms.

What does true Christlike servanthood look like? In this episode, we explore Philippians 2:25–30 and the life of Epaphroditus—a man who risked everything for the sake of the gospel. Through his example, we uncover the power of selflessness and sacrificial service in building unity within the church. Discover how humility fuels gospel partnership and what it means to honor those who serve with the heart of Christ.

How do we “work out our salvation” without falling into legalism? In this episode, we explore the tension and beauty of Philippians 2:12–13—our call to obedient living grounded in God’s empowering grace. Discover how true faith fuels real obedience, why “fear and trembling” matters, and how we grow together in sanctification within the church.

Ps. Kellen Hiroto walks through Jonah 3 to reveal what may be the greatest revival in human history. A pagan city hears God's warning—and responds with radical repentance. More than just Nineveh’s turnaround, this episode highlights God’s compassionate mercy and challenges us to reflect on true repentance in our own lives. A powerful look at how far God’s grace can reach.