DENIS Taskin ministries

Here is a clear, church-appropriate Order of Prayer Sessions you can use and announce confidently:
Welcome
Welcome to Voice of Redemption Family Assembly Churches – Kenya.
We are grateful to God for gathering us as one family. Let us now proceed with our prayer sessions in order.
Order of Prayer Sessions
Opening Prayer & Thanksgiving
Appreciating God for life, salvation, and His faithfulness
(Psalm 100:4)
Praise and Worship
Exalting God and ushering in His presence
(Psalm 22:3)
Prayer of Repentance & Cleansing
Personal and corporate repentance
(Psalm 51:10, 1 John 1:9)
Prayer for the Presence of the Holy Spirit
Sensitivity, guidance, and power
(Zechariah 4:6)
Intercession for the Church
Spiritual growth, unity, holiness, and leadership
(Ephesians 1:17–19)
Prayer for Families & Individuals
Marriages, children, youth, health, and personal needs
(Joshua 24:15)
Prayer for the Nation (Kenya)
Peace, leadership, economy, and righteousness
(1 Timothy 2:1–2)
Prayer for Salvation & Evangelism
Souls, missions, and the spread of the Gospel
(Matthew 28:19–20)
Prayer for Protection & Spiritual Warfare
Victory over the works of darkness
(Ephesians 6:10–18)
Thanksgiving & Closing Prayer
Gratitude for answered prayers and sealing of blessings
(Philippians 4:6)
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Tomorrow

“THIS IS WHY MANY CHRISTIANS ARE BACKSLIDING SILENTLY ON SOCIAL MEDIA

There is something very important I need to expose to you about social media, and I beg you to listen slowly and attentively. What I am about to say is not noise, it is truth.

Social media is another world entirely. It is not just an app, not just entertainment, not just a place to pass time. Social media is a global marketplace where both humans and spirits are actively buying and selling. Things are exchanged here daily, attention, desire, focus, values, convictions, and even souls.

Do not underestimate social media. It can play a very vital role in your life. Social media can connect you to people who matter, people who will shape your destiny positively. At the same time, the same social media can destroy focus, drain spiritual strength, and pull a man down without him realizing it.

Social media can help you learn deep things about God. It can expose you to teachings, revelations, testimonies, and truths that will draw you closer to God. But that same social media can also quench your hunger for God completely and make a believer spiritually blind if not used wisely. This is why how you use your own social media matters more than you think.

As a child of God, it is not everybody you should be following on social media. Some people are not here to inspire you. They are not here to help you grow. They are designed, knowingly or unknowingly, to pull men away from God and lead souls toward destruction. Yes, as a child of God, whom you follow matters deeply.

When you follow worldly people, understand this clearly, they will only display worldliness. They will promote what they value. They will post what feeds their nature. And what they display daily can slowly subject you to spiritual blindness, weaken your convictions, and draw you back into the world little by little.

So if you choose to be on social media to learn and grow, the responsibility is yours. It depends entirely on how you operate your own account, what you allow into your eyes, your ears, and your heart.

You must be very careful. There are many agents of deception on social media today. Not every content is meant for you as a child of God. Some content is carefully programmed to trap souls, normalize sin, and slowly drag people into hell without them noticing. Some content is designed to destroy marriages. Some content is designed to make Christians backslide silently.

Some content on social media exists to promote sexuality, lust, and immorality. Some content is meant to weaken self control and plant dangerous desires in the heart. But hear this clearly, despite all these dangers, social media can still be used for good. You can still learn divine mysteries and deep spiritual truths here if you intentionally choose to use your platform to the glory of God.

There are certain contents you must block deliberately so your eyes will not rest on them. There are friendships you must avoid, even if they look harmless. Not everyone chatting with you here means well. Even agents of darkness are active on social media, subtly influencing minds and pulling people down.

Child of God, you must be extremely careful on social media so that you do not fall. What I am telling you is the truth, nothing added, nothing removed. This message is not for everybody. It is for a specific group of people God has burdened my heart to warn, and I have been doing this consistently.

Ask yourself honest questions. Whom do you call your role model? Whose content are you following daily? Do their words, videos, jokes, and lifestyle align with what God wants you to become?

Look again at what you watch. The movies, videos, and short clips you consume on social media, do they glorify God or do they glorify darkness? This is a question you must answer sincerely.

Many ladies are on social media today displaying nakedness openly. You may think they are joking or just seeking attention. No. They are not joking. Many of them are operating knowingly or unknowingly as agents of darkness. They were sent through social media to trap souls. I will not mention names, but you already know what I am talking about.

You see people showing private parts, full nakedness, yet they are not flagged. This is not coincidence. They are here for a purpose. They are on assignment. Billions of souls are on social media, and through constant exposure, scrolling, and searching, many men are being captured, caged, and pulled deeper into lust, ma********on, adultery, and immorality.

They know exactly what they are doing. They are not really here for money alone. They are here to project souls into the kingdom of darkness. Time is short, so they are using every possible strategy to lure, trap, and hold souls.

Do not think they are joking. Of a truth, they are not.

Guide your eyes, child of God.

I am not asking you to quit social media. No. Do not quit it. Social media can help you greatly. It can bless you, teach you, and connect you to destiny helpers. So do not abandon it.

What I am advising is wisdom. Know whom you follow. Know the pages and channels you subscribe to. Know the people you chat with privately. Know the kind of content you give attention to daily, because these things can slowly drain your spiritual life.

Be very careful. Be watchful.

Do not say I did not warn you. Avoid trends that do not give God glory. Not every trending thing deserves your participation.

I am here to warn you because I care.

HEAR THIS👇👇👇

Social media is powerful. It can build you or destroy you. It can draw you closer to God or quietly pull you away. The difference is not the app, it is how you use it, who you follow, and what you allow into your spirit.

Please share this message. Send it to groups. Let people know the truth. Many Christians are already trapped on social media without realizing it.

If this message blessed you, follow this page for more spiritual truth and guidance. Help spread light where darkness is silently working.

God bless you abundantly.

STILL ON PASTORS...

Pastors carry heavy spiritual responsibilities, guiding the flock, teaching the Word, and caring for the needs of the congregation. Supporting your pastor is not just an act of respect—it’s a biblical principle that helps God’s ministry flourish. Ephesians 4:11-12 reminds us that leaders are given to equip the saints for service, but the church also has a role in upholding them.

Support doesn’t mean blind agreement or idolization. True support strengthens your pastor while keeping Christ as the center of everything. By understanding practical and God-honoring ways to encourage and help your pastor, we can contribute to a healthy, thriving church that honors God above all.

1. Pray Persistently
Prayer is the most powerful support you can give. Pray daily for wisdom, discernment, protection, spiritual strength, and perseverance for your pastor (1 Thessalonians 5:17). Pastors face spiritual battles, emotional challenges, and decision-making pressures that only God can guide them through. Consistent prayer ensures they remain anchored in God’s will and are empowered to lead effectively. Your prayers not only uplift your pastor but also multiply the spiritual impact of their ministry in the lives of the congregation.

2. Participate Passionately
Active involvement in church programs, ministries, and outreach demonstrates tangible support. Romans 12:11 reminds us to be fervent in spirit, serving the Lord. When members take part in church activities—whether volunteering, attending Bible studies, or helping in outreach—it lightens the pastor’s load and allows them to focus on teaching, shepherding, and mentoring. Passionate participation also strengthens the church’s community, showing the pastor that their efforts are valued and that the congregation is committed to the mission.

3. Encourage Earnestly
Verbal and written encouragement uplifts your pastor during difficult seasons. 1 Thessalonians 5:11 calls us to build one another up. Leaders often face criticism, spiritual attacks, and burnout. Simple acts like expressing gratitude, acknowledging sermons, or sending encouraging messages remind pastors that their work matters. Encouragement fuels perseverance, strengthens their resolve, and inspires them to continue shepherding with zeal, even when ministry feels overwhelming.

4. Give Generously
Supporting your pastor financially or with tangible resources allows them to focus on ministry without distraction. Galatians 6:6 emphasizes sharing with those who teach. Contributions—whether monetary, material, or service-based—help cover ministry needs, outreach programs, and personal support, enabling the pastor to concentrate on shepherding and spreading God’s Word. Generosity not only helps the pastor practically but also models stewardship and faithfulness within the church body.

5. Honor Humbly
Respect your pastor’s position and God-given authority without idolizing them. 1 Timothy 5:17 encourages believers to recognize those who labor in teaching. Honor is expressed through cooperation, valuing guidance, and maintaining respect in words and actions. Humble honor protects the integrity of leadership, strengthens pastoral morale, and promotes a culture of reverence for God’s order, ensuring that Christ remains the center of worship and direction.

6. Correct Kindly
Support includes offering honest, loving correction when necessary. Galatians 6:1 guides believers to restore gently. Pastors are human and can make mistakes, and constructive feedback, delivered in humility, helps them grow. Correcting upwards and kindly requires discernment, respect, and a focus on God’s truth rather than personal opinion. When done properly, it prevents error from spreading and strengthens the pastor’s ministry while maintaining unity and love within the church.

7. Protect Privately
Guard your pastor’s reputation from gossip, slander, or unnecessary criticism. Proverbs 11:13 reminds us to avoid spreading harmful words. Being an advocate for your pastor in private and public settings provides a safe environment for ministry to flourish. Protecting their character fosters trust, encourages faithful leadership, and reflects God’s love, ensuring the focus remains on spiritual growth rather than personal conflicts or distractions.

A church that lifts its leaders lifts Christ Himself. True support always points back to God as the ultimate authority and guide, ensuring that His mission is carried out with love, unity, and effectiveness.

We continue to pray for pastors .
See you on at Full Armor Fellowship Church - Donholm Nairobi every evening from 5pm to 8pm









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A HAPPY NEW YEAR 2026
"Wishing you a joyous and prosperous New Year as we step into 2026! May this coming year be filled with abundant blessings and opportunities for growth and success. Reflecting on the powerful message in Romans 10:13, "For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved," let us embrace the promise of hope and salvation as we embark on this new chapter, finding strength in faith and community.