Delivering souls to heaven vs. entertaining revelers & sinners are totally different skills:
As someone who knows something about distressed real estate and investments, it would be wrong not to speak:
1. First shocker was to learn the hotel was offloaded to the church by a church elder? What a conflict of interest.
2. If indeed the goal is genuinely to save the hotel, then why not issue shares to congregants? Just create 700 million shares of 1 shilling each so that those who put in money own something. After all they are being asked to clean up a mess that is not their making. Why ask for the money for free?
3. What is the church doing running a beach hotel, which can’t make money without a fair amount of sins and sinners? They need to exit anyways, members should take the auction and run, otherwise the leadership will be back bowl in hand with a new set of stories.
4. Why is the good Reverend saying that a beach hotel is a strategic asset to a church? The argument is not supported. He just says it’s a spiritual issue to evade scrutiny. I don’t see how ministry stops because a beach hotel is gone.
5. If you don’t sell it, PCEA members must be prepared that Milele beach will be to them what KQ is to tax payers… never ending bailouts and stories year in year out. Brethren, cut and run! But if you must bail it out, ask for shares, but even then in the end it will make loses since it’s not your core business and you will eventually sell anyways.
6. And it’s obnoxious they are going to state house to seek public funds for bailout? Why would tax payers pay for this?
Drama Erupted in Kitui after an MCA decampaigned Ruto in a private event. The MCA was almost beaten. You must respect families and Ruto must be respected!
For the love of unique beautiful architecture #Tigoni
Call/invite me to see your nice builds! Nice builds only please, not your kikuyu gothic… hizo usiniite 😂
10 Biblical Ways to Overcome Lust, Masturbation, and Pornography
1. Run from temptation, don't negotiate with it.
"Flee from sexual immorality."
— 1 Corinthians 6:18
2. Renew your mind daily with God's Word.
What fills your mind will eventually shape your desires.
— Romans 12:2
3. Guard your eyes intentionally.
Job said, "I have made a covenant with my eyes..." (Job 31:1)
4. Pray for a changed heart, not just more self-control.
Ask God to transform your desires, not merely suppress them.
— Psalm 51:10
5. Confess your struggles to a trusted believer.
Freedom grows in the light; sin thrives in secrecy.
— James 5:16
6. Remove access to temptation.
Block websites, delete apps, and avoid environments that trigger you.
— Matthew 5:29-30 (the principle of radical action against sin)
7. Walk in the Spirit daily.
The more you yield to the Spirit, the less power sinful desires have over you.
— Galatians 5:16
8. Fill your life with godly pursuits.
Don't just stop a bad habit, replace it with worship, service, prayer, and purposeful living.
— Philippians 4:8
9. Get up quickly after a fall.
Don't let guilt keep you away from God. Repent, receive His mercy, and keep moving forward.
— Proverbs 24:16
10. Remember your identity in Christ.
You are not defined by your temptations or past failures. You belong to Christ and have been called to live in freedom.
— 2 Corinthians 5:17
Freedom is usually not one dramatic breakthrough. It is a thousand small acts of obedience empowered by God's grace. Stay close to Jesus, and keep taking the next right step.