KICC Malawi

In this Holy Communion sermon, Pastor Emas Potolani teaches on the topic THE BLOOD SPEAKS FOR ME, mainly focusing on Genesis 4:1-10, which talks of the warning against sin, the consequences of jealousy and murder and the cry for Abel's blood. 

In today's sermon, Pastor Emas Potolani teaches on the topic "While Men Slept" which reflects on the spiritual dangers of complacency and neglect. Drawing inspiration from Matthew 13:24-30, it highlights how the enemy sows weeds among the wheat while people are unaware. The message emphasizes the need for vigilance, prayer, and spiritual alertness to protect oneself and the community from harm or deception. The sermon encourages believers to remain steadfast in their faith and proactively nurture their relationship with God to prevent spiritual dormancy.

On the final day of ROLLING THE STONES, Pastor Dipo Oluyomi teaches on the 6 stones that need to be rolled away in our lives disfunction, disobedience, laziness, sinfulness and bitterness (unforgiveness). Just as the stone was rolled away from Jesus' tomb, we declare that every stone in your life is rolled away❕

On the second day of ROLLLING THE STONES, Pastor Dipo Oluyomi focuses on Matthew 9:37-38 and Matthew chapter 10.

Today as we celebrate Good Friday honoring Jesus Christ crucifixion, a moment of reflection and gratitude for His sacrifice, we also start the awaited celebration of THE ROLLING STONES. Just as the stone was rolled away from Jesus' tomb, we declare that every stone of impossibility, imprisonment and impediment in your life is being rolled away!

In this heartfelt sermon, Pastor Emas Potolani unpacks the often-overlooked story of Joseph—the humble, righteous man chosen by God to be the earthly father of Jesus Christ. Drawing from Matthew 2:13–23, we journey through Joseph’s response to God’s call as he flees with Mary and baby Jesus to Egypt, shielding them from Herod’s wrath. This act of obedience highlights Joseph’s deep sense of responsibility, protection and love for his foster child Jesus Christ.
More than just a guardian, Joseph becomes a powerful symbol of what it means to care, to believe, and to serve selflessly. He steps into a divine role not by blood, but by calling—raising the Son of God with faith, integrity, and humility.
The central message of this sermon is a powerful reminder that God often appoints unexpected people to play significant roles in our lives. Just as Joseph was chosen to be a divine helper, we too can be appointed to support, nurture, and uplift others. Pastor Emas encourages us to embrace our God-given roles with humility and love, trusting that His plans are always greater than our own.