In and Out of Seasons Podcast: Recent Episodes
St. Andrew's Nairobi Youth
With the changing of seasons, It's important to keep yourself in check so that you don't lose your way. Listen in as we give you tips on how to stay connected to God with changing times
"Fear not", in the bible, is written over 80 times whereas "do not be afraid" is written over 365 times. A daily reminder for the whole year that Our God is bigger than fear.
Today, Tabby Kimani sits with Paul Mungai in another episode of reflections and they discuss fear, and how to diminish it when we have God on our side. Tune in!
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Reflections is a series we have on our church YouTube page where we discuss various topics with a christian perspective. If you'd like to watch the video version of this episode, visit P.C.E.A. St. Andrew's Nairobi on Youtube or https://youtu.be/N_5nzfutzD8
"God does not despise you, He highly esteems you, He calls you His son/daughter with pride." Today, Euticus Wanjohi delves into the topic of "God, Our Father." Who is He? And what do we know about Him? Tune in!
Today, Tabby Kimani and Eric Maina talk about the type of friends and the differences between each and the ones we should have in our circles. Tune in!
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Informed by Faith, Driven by Love, to Give Hope.
Friends come and go, right? Tabby and Eric share their experiences with friends and when their friends came through when they really needed them. Have a friendship-ful day!
For more information about P.C.E.A St. Andrew's Church, Nairobi visit our website: http://www.pceastandrews.org/ or our social media platforms; Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Informed by Faith, Driven by Love, to Give Hope.
Teen pregnancies have been happening. Since the Covid-19 pandemic started about 4,000 cases have been reported in Machakos County alone. Today we reflect on teen pregnancies from the parents' perspective with Rev. Dorcas Kamau, a mother of two, interviewed by Michelle Gikang'a, a youth leader at P.C.E.A. St. Andrew's Church.
You may also find this episode in video format on our Youtube channel
Today, we continue the discussion on business, leadership & career development with our Youth Chair, Emmanuel Wanjuu and Mr. Mathangani Muya, a certified leadership and career coach. Enjoy!
Some of us are at that point in life where we are either about to finish school, we are still in school or we are in our first jobs. Thus, decision making and positioning ourselves for growth is a challenge. In part 1 of our 14th episode of our youth podcast, we have a discussion on business with our youth chairperson, Emmanuel Wanjuu and Mr. Mathangani Muya, a certified leadership & career coach. May this podcast bless you as you listen.
Many believers struggle in their walk of faith. Many aim to be perfectionist and when they fail/sin they end up being frustrated. In today's episode, Ashley Mbuthia talks more on how you should aim for progress and not perfectionism
Gambling, pornography and alcoholism are all examples of addictions. "I'm just experimenting." " I'm only having fun." These are things we tell ourselves in the early stages of addiction.
Our discussion today is led by Kevin Mureithi from PCEA Loresho Church. He engages Rev. Njeru Wachira, a counselling psychologist, and our very own Youth Pastor, Pst. Apollo on the topic of addictions.
You are either in faith or out of it. God doesn't like 'lookwarmness'. Pastor Apollo talks about the three things that will enable us to test our faith and to determine whether we are in or out of faith.
God has called us to serve Him faithfully and genuinely. Whatever you do give it your level best. Some of our team members may be difficult to serve.
What are you doing with this quarantine period? Are you serving the Lord or just the people around you who applaud you hence living by their praises and dying on their curses?
Grace is unmerited favour from God. It does not change and its not determined by the circumstances we find ourselves in. Dr. Abraham Rugo expounds more on this. Tune in!
Alcoholism is a problem affecting many people in the world today. What seems to be trendy can turn to be a risky affair. What seems to bring fun can bring tears of regret and anguish. Today Pastor Apollo leads us in a discussion with Evangelist Ashton on this very interesting topic.
You are probably living in this season worried about how you are losing time to finish school or losing opportunities to do business with clients.
"Life is not about what we have lost so far. It is about what we can still grow"
Today, Phyllis Manyara, from the Woman's Guild,* talks to us about depending of God in this season.
*Woman's Guild week ended on 7th June 2020
As a utensil are you for special use or common use? Today we talk about being pure as guided by 2nd Timothy 2:20-22. Listen in as Tabby expounds on how we can keep ourselves pure. Cheers!
Life is a teacher. That means that with every season of life there is a lesson. What is happening in the world today has numerous lessons. Today we focus on St. Telemachus, and the lessons we can learn in this season through his eyes. Enjoy!
"Hatuko pekee yetu, we are many!" Have you ever found yourself saying this at any given point in life? We bet you have, just be honest! Life is hard, and God is very aware of that. Being honest in front of God, is a form of worship. Today we talk about honesty guided by David in Psalm 88 . We hope that after listening to this, you can practice honesty with God.
In the season of tremendous difficulties, Christians can sometimes question the involvement of God and His commitment to their situation. Is it okay to ask God questions? Is it okay to be angry at God? Listen in as Pst. Apollo Kariuki and Rev. Jacob Tolno guide this discussion.
What does sanitizing our hearts mean? How can we do it? And what does a sanitized heart look like? Find out by tuning in to this second episode of the 'In and Out of Season Podcast'.
One of the ways we can avoid changing with the seasons and remain grounded is by seeking the Lord and Meditating on His Word. Learn how to do that by listening in. Let's all stay grounded!