Author: Prof. Rei Kesis

Vice-Chancellor of Kamagambo University and ordained Seventh-day Adventist pastor, writing to make God’s word simple for everyone.
  • The Bible Orders Slaves To Cooperate With Their Masters?

    “Are you in a slavery kind of relationship? Ensure your life is not threatened…Are you in a slavery kind of setting at your work place?…Are you in a slavery kind of education system? Do your best…This doesn’t mean slavery is tolerated. This means…”

  • Why Christians Make The Best Workers Anywhere

    “When you think that you are serving human bosses, experience will tell you to slow down, don’t sacrifice too much it’s not worth it. Very soon all efforts will go down the drain and get forgotten. When you think you are serving…”

  • The Scary Truth About Our Competitive Nature Vis-a-vis Biblical Dictates

    “…When we come to church we are in the same class. Knowingly or unknowingly, we start competing on who is better materially and worst of all spiritually. When one of us sins, we broadcast their sins loud, far and wide because of their spiritual failure, we think we will now be ranked spiritually the best…”

  • Be Fair In Your Relationships By Doing This

    “Don’t proceed into a permanent relationship with someone who isn’t fair to you. That relationship will be abusive. If you are the one initiating …”

  • Have You Been Validated Through This Process?

    “…Have you been validated as a boyfriend or girlfriend? Have you been validated as a child who is obedient and supportive of your parents? Have you been validated as a faithful worker who doesn’t seek to please bosses or get promotions but actually loves the job. Have you been validated through this process?…”

  • You Are Not Your Own

    “So far that sounds negative and even offensive to others. There is a positive side to this powerful statement that we are not our own. The positive side is that…”

  • Are You This Close To Him?

    “It is this closeness that caused the Apostles to preach, so that their words were actually not theirs but the word of God. It is this closeness that made Apostles influential…It’s not enough to know church doctrines. It’s not enough to argue all over feeling superior in Bible knowledge. It’s not enough to attend worship and actively participate…”