OneTribe Church Nairobi

In this teaching, we see how we can have faith in God's power in two ways; 1. Faith in God’s power to change the heart. 2. Trust in God’s power to defeat the opposition.

Have you asked yourself, ' Where is God in my life?'  We dive back into our Acts series and call this the History maker, and in this episode, Kody shares from Acts 16, where Paul starts his second missionary journey, and one of the main takeaways is God is STILL in control. 

We wrap up the 'God and Politics' series by answering the question 'what shall we do, and how do we respond practically on the ballot and as followers of Christ?

What is God's approach to politics in a failed society?  Here is the link to the video mentioned.

We start off the God & Politics series and in this teaching, we ask the question 'Where is God In Our Politics?'  We dive into the book of Habakkuk which was written in a time of international turmoil with a new world power on the horizon, whilst there was national corruption and Habakkuk is essentially asking God, where are you in this mess and why have you allowed this to happen.

Becoming a Gospel-Centred church is part of our mission and in this teaching Matt shared from Hebrews on how to achieve this.

In this teaching Cephas shares on the practical aspects of developing a LIFESTYLE of justice under the following points 1. Loving God and neighbour. 2. Widening your circle of concern. 3. Moving toward rather than away from people in need. 4. Responds appropriately to the need. 5. A lifestyle of sacrifice

WHY is Biblical Justice important? Listen to this episode, which is the first teaching in the HAKI series, as we answer this question in three headings, looking at the heart of Christ i. His Heart ii. My poverty ii. His Kingdom

In this teaching, Greg teaches through Acts 15 highlighting four main points  1. Context 2. Conflict 3. Coincidence  4. Conclusion

In this teaching, we share three main points we learn from Acts 15:19 on unity in diversity.  Distinguish between the gospel requirements, and cultural preferences.  Appreciate other cultures above your own.  Pursue deep cross-cultural integration.