Si Poa Kuchill
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This entry was posted on March 8, 2010 at 6:13 pm and is filed under Mavuno Sermons. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
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March 8, 2010 at 8:51 pm
Brilliant sermon jana.
Really challenging me to step out, be a pioneer, take my place and make a difference in the world.
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March 8, 2010 at 8:54 pm
Thanks Pastor Linda
That sermon was just powerful and I can’t wait for next week’s sermon. I’m so fired up to cultivating that pioneering spirit because only I am responsible for changing my destiny and leaving the fearless influencer legacy!
Baraka
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March 8, 2010 at 10:16 pm
Part of the tag line is worrisome
The part that goes “Si poa ku-chill”
I think it is important to clarify the meaning especially for the young ones who know that it means another thing as set out in the NACADA campaign.
In so doing, it is understood in the proper perspective.
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March 8, 2010 at 11:49 pm
What a message? And what a charge? Thank you Pastor Linda for allowing God to use to deliver the challenge. I stood on the brink of some life changing decisions and your challenge has spurred me on. Like Joshua and Caleb, I am exploring the ‘Land” God has apportioned me and claiming it … Can’t wait to hear the next portion of the series.
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March 9, 2010 at 7:32 am
thanks for the exciting sermon. i needed that revival.am working in a station where the energy levels have gone low.listening to pastor lydias sermon on focusing on the future and going beyond the call for duty to get where i want to be in 10 years this place is not for me. i want to be a university professor and also running my own college in 10 years and i need guidance on how to do that and assistance also .link me with members working as senior lecturers and professors in universities. i want to get there.god bless you all.keep up the good work.god will strengthen us to do all that he has purposed for us.amen
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March 9, 2010 at 8:20 am
Great sermon Pastor L and as always, your passion and single hearted way of approaching topics is always an inspiration. From the beginning of the year I have felt that God wanted me to go forth and take possession and I kept (and continue) to tell my friends that there are open heavens over us this year; that whatever we have been desiring shall be achievable, this year, if we shall only go forth and take possession. You can imagine the pleasant surprise I got when this sermon simply conformed to me what I was already feeling and experiencing in my spirit. In addition, there are certain things I had been struggling to accomplish over the years yet this year, so many have more or less miraculously unraveled before my very eyes in a matter of weeks, and we are just in March! I can’t wait to see all else God is going to do in my life this year. But God has made it very clear, only those willing to set out and take possession will experience these benefits. One last thing that totally rang out for me was Joshua 14:9, that all that the soles of our feet touch shall be our inheritance; that our willingness to explore shall determine our inheritance. Awesome stuff! Next course please 🙂
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March 9, 2010 at 8:35 am
Who else can stand the test of the bible truth?WHO can boldly face and confront Goliath of today?WHO is ready now to throw in towels and take up risks to SAVE our communities from political mahem?Those who warship God in spirit and truth,Linda take my heart stand firm, be strong,take courage and be focused,the spirit of the lord Jesus is upon you to enlighten the poor,hungry oppressed in our society.
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March 9, 2010 at 2:25 pm
Pastor Lydia rocked! Although am in my late thirties I believe its never to late to set targets which are meaningful and christian based, so come 2020 God willing i will look back and feel proud about my achievements. Most of my targets are to do with my life as a whole, how i relate to people and family. My family has just had a breakthrough towards the end of last year and we are all working on becoming one, although it took the death of my sister to make us realize that in order for us to achieve our GOALS IN FUTURE we need to be at peace with each other. I thank God that Mavuno has given me a whole new perspective in approaching Life. Every Sunday is a new beginning and it gives me the vigor and pep to face the week ahead. God Bless
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March 9, 2010 at 6:01 pm
Hi Pastor Linda..I watched the service on Teli…..
I stand in wonder as I watch God in action thru you.God bless the Mavuno family.
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March 9, 2010 at 7:18 pm
Praise God pastor Linda. I followed da sermon on telly n my God! I was really blest I even 4got we water problem in da hse.
I took da challenge n am ready 2 explore n cam out wid a positive report lyk Caleb n Joshua. May God richly bless u.
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March 9, 2010 at 9:11 pm
Thank you Mavuno, for helping me draw closer to God and understanding God’s purpose for my life. The sermon was amazing and on point…i was tempted to stay for the 2nd service just to hear it again… Am turning 30 in a few days and in the next decade…i believe… No, I will achieve God’s plan for my life, I will explore the opportunities within my reach, I will restore my life and most importantly Let Go and Let God….Watch this space…God is at work!!
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March 10, 2010 at 1:02 pm
Thanks pst. Linda for the amazing sermon. This week has been full of scouting the land and its amazing what am finding out..
@Si Poa Kuchill-i know it can be confusing, but the series is really targeted at us with the intention that it will arouse interest and make someone come to church and listen to this crazy message. For the young people(teens konnect, kids) its different because they learn about the same thing but in different ways.Am sure the children in Green house are learning about pioneering in their own way without the “si poa kuchill” tag. God bless.
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March 10, 2010 at 4:29 pm
I agree with the person who expressed worry about the “Si poa kuchill” tag
some people especially those who were watching the sermon on T.V were wondering “what !!!?” maybe the tag should be explained more clearly next Sunday so that people don’t think we rare promoting promiscuity.
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March 10, 2010 at 8:10 pm
We all know, ‘Si poa Kuchill’. Last Sunday sermon encouraged me a lot. I experienced something in me that I didnt know still existed. On Sunday I was at home listening to Pastor Linda’s sermon, which really motivated me a lot through life teachings. I want to join this church and to know more about God. I love Mavuno Church and what you are doing.
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March 11, 2010 at 11:45 am
Finally I can get to enjoy the services as I am in Eldoret. The sermon was encouraging.
God bless you all
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March 11, 2010 at 3:53 pm
That sermon was a blessing Pastor Linda and i cant wait to come to church on Sunday. As for the tag “Si Poa Kuchill” it definitely captures and retains the audiences as they really want to find out what the sermon is about. And for the TV audiences, welcome.
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March 14, 2010 at 10:32 am
Watching this streaming live on http://www.ustream.tv/channel/si-poa-kuchill-roundi-hii-si-mchezo is just a blessing. Such that even when I am under the weather, I can certainly attend church.
The challenge given to let go of fear was very needful. Most outstanding statements:
– this is not the time to magnify the long standing fears;
– to walk in fear is to walk in Godly contempt;
– there is nothing that one can encounter that is a threat to God’s power.
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March 14, 2010 at 10:45 am
I like the T.V. live thing, has improved since last week, and the message is kinda clearer though the interviews sound like a marketing strategy… good job I liked it all in all.God bless!!!
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March 15, 2010 at 12:20 am
I forgot something. Since we are on TV now, the services will get more full. I understand the 1st service is already feeling the change. So we need to move to the 6k tent URGENTLY. Tell us what is required & let us help raise the funds.
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March 15, 2010 at 9:47 am
As a born again young kenyan the “Si poa Ku-chill” tag line puts me off… After all the funds that have gone into sensitising the youth that Ni poa ku-chill??? And the reality that HIV and AIDS are a real menace in society, this is no joking matter! Neither I nor my family are gonna watch a programme, let alone a church sermon, with such a title.
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March 15, 2010 at 3:15 pm
The sermon series is ‘deadly¨’!! That is just what we all kenyans need, even those in diaspora.
Now, ‘concerned’, i think you are missing a huge point here. This is not some campaign, it’s a Title in a sermon series! You are the superficial kenyans who need to get out there, stop reading newspapaer headlines instead of the whole story, then start spreading rumours…. Mavuno church is ministering to many many people out there, and the likes of you should just get over it and join in!
Blessings Mavuno Team! God is really working things big through you!
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March 15, 2010 at 5:51 pm
@ Concerned! I am so sad that you would chose to deny yourself and your family life changing message from God because of a Tag Line…even before you try and understand WHY the tag line was chosen.
Please listen to the message this past Sunday where Pastor M explained why the title Si poa ku-chill was the chosen tag line.
Mavuno is not trying to joke about anything…the message is serious!
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March 15, 2010 at 9:38 pm
I’m so absolutely jazzed and excited about this series. Fear of failure has held me back from fulfilling my destiny so much in the past….but now i finally know how to overcome my fear and live the life i was destined to live. i only started going to Mavuno (every sunday ie) this year and i tell you i feel like i’ve woken up from a very deep sleep! thanks for allowing God to use you to get to people like us. Man! i feel like my life has just began! Watch this space!
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March 16, 2010 at 1:57 pm
God bless you pastor L,
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March 17, 2010 at 5:00 am
Dear “Concerned”, your fears r o.k BUT! Having bn involved in the fight against HIV/AIDS for almost 10yrs, tagline for a moment made me think, what!? So like the Bereans, I sort to know the truth. Tagline was explained n all doubts cleared, how I wish u were there. This month’s message has so touched my brother who’s a father of 3 girls n he never went to church in the name of too busy in his business, such that, after watching sermon on sunday for his 1st time, he now has confessed God has an interest in him, his family n his business.his life is turning around for the best n I believe his daughters will grow having a better daddy…even to teach n guide them to avoid HIV! It’s a ripple effect! I challenge u to give it a thought n prayerfully so!
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March 18, 2010 at 7:49 am
I must confess that i have been full of fear all my life- to be rejected by those that i love and to just accept things the way the are without question…this in the past has made me feel weak and naive and an easy pone to attack!!Afer Pastor Linda’s summon- av realised that its not okay for things to be like this!!I have to stop fearing and face up watever challenge comes my way- i mean I HAVE GOD ON MY SIDE!!
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March 18, 2010 at 9:30 am
Dear Concerned,
trust me i feel you,but your attitude needs to change,before i came to mavuno i use to see the signboard and though…cult cult..kwanza with Yorkauz,coz at yorkhauz is where my brother fast had ataste of Miraa,i joined anyway and the first weeks i thought what the h*** happens here?then one day i woke up so discouraged ,things were not going well at work,but i showered dressed up in my suit but went to Mavuno..on aweek day,i thought ad find a pastor to pray for me,but a found a couple of guys getting ready and packing up to take some slum kids for a xmas treat…so i joined in and i had a good day,there were pastors there including pastor Judy and she asked me whether i had done Mizizi,i had no intentions of joining even after talking to her.the next day i went to work and resigned…i was called back in to work after a few weeks,i joined Mizizi-life group and am now in skul of prayer..i have learnt alot from all the series i dont even make plans that will have me out of Nairobi on sunday morning coz i just cant afford to miss the service,i am becoming a prauer warrior and am loving it,The Lord has really blessed me through the Mavuno Pastors,and i will continue to pray for them,My family is changing and am expecting the lord to do more,what He Has started he will finish and the end for Him and i,is when He comes again which will be a new Beggining for me,oh how i love the Lord and desire to know him more…
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March 19, 2010 at 2:19 pm
It’s here…revelation…revolution. Si poa kuchill yenyewe!! It all starts with you…go out and get your voters card. Spread the word. Change is here roundi hii…
No fear…all change…Africa will never be the same.
Make that change.
OnePeople…OneCause…OneAfrica
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March 20, 2010 at 11:46 pm
Mavuno church is a true blessing and the wind is picking up speed in Kampala and we are loving every moment of it. That kind of preaching is just what many people need and it is such a blessing to me.
@ ‘concerned’, it is easy to judge something by its title but it will be such a shame if you and your family miss out on the wonderful message. I dare you to sit through just one sermon and as sure as night comes after day you will change your name from ‘concerned’ (which is another word for fear) to ‘Fearless influencer’.
God Bless the Mavuno family.
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March 23, 2010 at 2:08 pm
it was a great sermorn on sunday at a point when am in the cross road,i ve just cleared college but i feel God is calling me to a totally different direction,am starting out in faith the the sermorn on sunday was just on point.God bless you pastor LInda.
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April 25, 2010 at 5:14 pm
Hi, so loving this fired up stuff.saw a power point of the game of life in the service today on citizen and really interested.When is it?
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June 3, 2010 at 5:20 pm
Hi,
Just joined mavuno at the lowest point of my life. I was six moths pregnant and just discovered that my Husband who I completely trusted had a string of affairs and in fact one of the mistress was carrying his baby. I asked to leave and my life was very sad, sleepless nights and I actually believed that God did not exist . I noted that even though I had tried to live a respectable life I was getting punishment yet there were people I thought were reckless and were not going through half what I was going through. To make matters worse, when I asked him to leave, he immediately moved in with his pregnant mistress. I know this is late Pastor Linda but I was greatly inspired by your teachings and you made a difference in my life. Am strong now and believe that some things just happen for a reason and am amazed at how God has been faithful to me: got a healthy baby , new job and I look and feel good. Keep praying for me as the matter is now in court over maintenance issues. thank you Mavuno for coming into your life-
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