Eventually He Became King Eventually It Will Happen Even For You

Prof. Rei Kesis is an ordained Pastor of the SDA Church and An Associate Professor of Applied Theology and Religious Studies. College Principal. An Award-Winning Author, Prolific blogger @reikesis.com, Content Creator at YouTube, TikTok, etc., and an Endorsed Chaplain.

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  1. It doesn’t matter how long it may take, for God’s time is the best,I will keep the faith knowing that eventually,it will happen to me.
    Have been blessed with the message,thank you man servant of God.

  2. Wonderful reading, it doesn’t matter how long it take, but eventually happen to you and to me. May God bless Dr. Rei Kesis as he blesses us with more devotions. Amen.

  3. But equally pastor, Raila also underwent a lot. Recently, during the campaigns his chopper was depressurised in Mzee Kibor’s burial in a possible assassination attempt. We know all leaders are chosen by God at the right time according to His divine will. Not to relate anything, Saul was selected by God to eventually hand over power to David from whom we get to the lineage of Jesus who will be the ultimate King we all look forward to. Nothing is a coincidence before God and I remember an article to you did that all leaders are chosen by God for a specific divine purpose. May it be so according to His will and His predetermined knowledge which may be hidden from man.

    1. This world is not our home, may God’s kingdom come soon! Our aim and hope is to cross over to eternal life…for now we accept God’s will and persevere. Be faithful to the end!

  4. God knows why He had to make Dr. Ruto as president at such a time as this. Maybe this was to forestall war, ethnic animosity or something that would have affected advancement of the Gospel at such a time as this. Or a fulfillment of a particular phase in this work. Nothing is a coincidence. Only God knows and is fulfilling His will.

  5. I think it would be better if we were impartial. Politics is divisive and people have different political persuasions even within the church. But that should not erode the work of the Lord. It is politics that introduced the church-state religion in Rome. Back home, tribal politics at Nairobi Central SDA nearly brought the Lord’s church to national shame. I may be limited in knowledge and I agree I am but I believe as a church and leaders we should be impartial for the sake of the Gospel. After all it is God who chooses leaders whether they are of our individual persuasions or not.

      1. Amen pr Kesis am really blessed and encouraged that it was also happen for me. may His name be lifted higher and higher

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