Agape Church Kenya

05/10/2026

DAILY RHEMA WORD
By Bishop Dr. F. Shadrach Oloo
Agape Church Kenya

Exodus 3:4 (NKJV)
“So when the LORD saw that he turned aside to look, God called to him from the midst of the bush and said, ‘Moses, Moses!’ And he said, ‘Here I am.’”

Give God your full attention. There are levels of ministry and Kingdom assignment that you may never enter until God has your full attention.

God is calling His people into a season of DIVINE ATTENTION. There are instructions from Heaven that will unlock your next level, but you cannot hear them while your attention is divided. God is drawing you away from distractions because there is something He wants to SAY to you, something He wants to SHOW you, and somewhere He wants to SEND you.

Your next level will require your full attention.

Moses saw the burning bush, but notice what triggered the next moment:

“When the LORD saw that he turned aside to look, God called to him.”

God had Moses’ attention; now Moses could hear God’s voice.

The burning bush was not merely a miracle to impress Moses; it was a divine interruption designed to get his attention. Moses was occupied with tending Jethro’s sheep, but God was about to introduce him to a greater assignment: leading His people out of Egypt.

Sometimes God will interrupt your normal routine because He wants to redirect your attention toward a greater purpose.

What has your attention will often determine what you hear.

If your attention is constantly consumed by distractions, pressures, people, possessions, and the affairs of this world, you may struggle to hear the instructions of the Father. But when you turn aside and give God your attention, you position yourself to hear His voice.

James 4:8 (NKJV)
“Draw near to God and He will draw near to you.”

There comes a time when casual attention to spiritual things is no longer enough. Your next level may require deeper prayer, deeper worship, deeper study of the Word, and greater attention to the things of the Kingdom.

God knows how to get your attention. He may use a burning-bush experience—a circumstance, an opportunity, a divine encounter, or an unusual stirring in your spirit—to cause you to turn aside and listen.

Do not become so busy that you miss your burning bush. Do not allow distractions to make you miss the voice that carries the instructions for your next assignment.

Moses turned aside, God spoke, and his life and assignment were never the same again.

Your next level may be connected to an instruction you can only hear when God has your full attention. TURN ASIDE AND LISTEN!

May God give you the grace to give Him your full attention. Refuse to allow distractions to cause you to miss His voice, His instructions, or His assignment for your life.

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THE SPIRIT OF INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY

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Take Your Position Of AUTHORITY As A King.
Bind what is not your portion and loose what belongs to you.
You have authority in your tongue to establish God’s purposes over your life and to resist the enemy’s attacks. - Bishop Shadrach Oloo

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2. Present yourself as ROYALTY
When you don’t recognise your royal status you’ll bring shame to the King and your royal status.
Present yoourself as a SON OF GOD; A CHILD OF A KING, Blessed & Rich - Bishop Shadrach Oloo

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Know that you are a leader.
You are an influence to somebody.
Choose to influence somebody for Christ & His purposes.
Challenge those under your influence to serve God and be on fire for Him - Bishop Shadrach Oloo

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Understanding your position in Christ is key to your fruitfulness in the Kingdom.

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Daily Rhema Word
By Bishop Dr. F. Shadrach Oloo
Agape Church Kenya

Acts 24:25 (NKJV)
"Now as he reasoned about righteousness, self control, and the judgment to come, Felix was afraid and answered, ‘Go away for now; when I have a convenient time I will call for you.’"

True preaching produces conviction. The Gospel of Jesus Christ is not merely a message that entertains people. It is a message that confronts, convicts, transforms, and calls people to repentance. In Acts 24:25, as Paul stood before Governor Felix, he did not preach a soft message designed to please the audience. He reasoned about righteousness, self control, and the judgment to come. These truths pierced the heart of Felix so deeply that the Bible says, “Felix was afraid.”

Paul spoke about righteousness because God calls us to live upright and holy lives before Him. He spoke about self control because uncontrolled flesh leads people into destruction. He spoke about judgment because every human being will one day stand before God and give an account of their life.

Felix became uncomfortable because the message exposed the condition of his heart. Instead of surrendering to conviction, he postponed his response by saying, “When I have a convenient time I will call for you.” Sadly, many people still respond this same way today. They delay repentance. They postpone obedience. They wait for a “better time” to fully surrender to God.

But spiritual delay is dangerous.

The enemy loves the language of postponement because delayed obedience often becomes disobedience. Nobody is guaranteed tomorrow. The conviction of the Holy Spirit must not be ignored repeatedly because a hardened heart slowly loses spiritual sensitivity.

There are moments when God visits a person through conviction, correction, or the preaching of His Word. Those moments are divine opportunities for transformation. When God speaks to your conscience, respond quickly. Do not silence conviction through excuses, pride, pleasure, or procrastination.

Notice also that Felix was emotionally moved but not transformed. Fear alone is not repentance. Many people feel emotional during a sermon, during worship, or during difficult moments, yet they never truly surrender their lives to God. Genuine repentance requires response and change.

Today, if the Holy Spirit is speaking to you about an area of compromise, disobedience, bitterness, pride, immorality, or spiritual negligence, do not postpone your response. The convenient time is now. Return fully to God while your heart is still tender.

May the Lord give you the grace to walk in righteousness, self control, and reverence before Him. May you never ignore the voice of the Holy Spirit, and may your life remain ready for the coming of the Lord.

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Daily Rhema Word
By Bishop Dr. F. Shadrach Oloo
Agape Church Kenya

James 4:2 (NKJV)
“You lust and do not have. You murder and covet and cannot obtain. You fight and war. Yet you do not have because you do not ask.”

Ask, Ask, Ask! There is a powerful Kingdom principle revealed in this scripture: sometimes the limitation is not God’s unwillingness to give, but man’s failure to ask. The Bible clearly states that “you do not have because you do not ask.” This means that access to certain dimensions of God’s provision is activated through the act of asking.

Many believers assume that because God is omniscient, He will automatically supply every desire without their participation. While it is true that God knows our needs, He has established asking as a spiritual protocol. Asking is not informing God, it is engaging Him. It is an expression of dependence, faith, and alignment with His will.

The Lord reinforces this principle in Jeremiah 33:3 (NKJV):
“Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know.”

God invites us to call upon Him, not for small things only, but for great and mighty things. This reveals the scope of divine possibility available to the believer. Heaven is not intimidated by big requests. God is not limited by the magnitude of what you ask.

Sometimes believers live beneath their spiritual privilege because they have reduced their prayer life to silence or routine. Yet the Kingdom responds to intentional engagement. There are doors that will not open until you ask. There are revelations that will not come until you call. There are breakthroughs waiting on your voice.

Let your asking rise to another level. Ask for nations. Ask for the salvation of cities and communities. Ask for souls. Ask for miracles. Ask for divine direction. Ask for impact beyond your natural capacity.

There is power in asking. Asking connects you to divine supply. Asking activates divine intervention. Asking positions you for divine manifestation.

Do not remain in lack when provision has already been made available through prayer. Lift your voice. Engage heaven.

Ask, ask, ask!