Worldwide Christian Ministries

Our Ministry has never been funded by any organization or individual out side the ministry since it was conceived. All Pastors work on a volunteer basis and are not on any payroll. Since Brother Martin’s calling to become a full time minister, he left his job with Proctor and Gamble, East Africa industry in Nairobi.

Worldwide Christian Ministries

Ministering to the World! World Wide Ministries

Brother Martin now work’s the daily Outreach in Kenya, East Africa. With very little assets and a large heart, he has managed to obtain a small piece of property where he holds Church services to his congregation of approximately 40-60 Kenyans.

Ministering to the World! World Wide Ministries

Our Ministry is to Feed the Hungry Children of Kenya

In 2008, Brother Ezekiel joined the ministry. Brother Ezekiel felt God’s calling on his heart and had laid to rest from his own works to work exclusively for Jesus Christ. With pure faith and little income, the Lord has showed Brother Ezekiel to trust 100% in Him and to be continuously filled by his Holy Spirit and Jesus will take care of the rest in his life. Brother Ezekiel accepted Jesus when he was 5 years old at his own will and since then have been attacked by Satan in his life. Back in August 2008, Brother Ezekiel took a public stand for Jesus Christ against a local false Christ and 2 weeks later the Lord blessed him immensely.

Civic Involvement

Kenya, East Africa Ministry

I see a typical problem with Christian’s becoming complacent with their salvation and not following what God’s plan is for our lives and rather continue following their own plans or back-sliding into sin, said Brother Ezekiel."

Kenya, East Africa Ministry

MAINTAIN

Dec 31st, 2008 by Pastor Martin | 0

This is a faithful saying, and these things I will that thou affirm constantly, that they which have believed in God might be careful to maintain good works.  These things are good and profitable unto men.  Titus 3:8.

And let ours also learn to maintain good works for necessary uses, that they be not unfruitful.  Titus 3:14.

In Luke, Chapter 13, there is a parable of a fig tree that did not bear any fruit for three years.  The dresser of the vineyard said he would dig about it and dung it and see if it would bear fruit afterward.  If not, he would let the owner of the vineyard cut that tree down.  Jesus is merciful to us.  He allows things to come in our lives to try to get us to bear fruit - do good works and win souls to God.  If we rebel and refuse to obey God we sin (Ephesians 5:6).  If you know to do good and don’t do it, it is sin to you (James 4:17).  Romans 11:29 says, “. . . For the gifts and calling of God are without repentance.”  We must overcome the flesh, the world, and the devil.  Read these scriptures about the promises to the overcomer:
James 1:12, Revelation 2:7, 11, 17, 26, and Revelation 3:5, 12.

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