Stephen Muhota

Q: I want you to pretend like you’re back in the States and you are asked to preach a chapel service at your alma mater. What’s your advice to help the American church? My sermon would revolve around walking in the Spirit. I would talk about the need for the American church and individual Christians […]

Q1: You were in America for 10 years and now you are back in Kenya. Were you encouraged by what you saw in the American church? I was there for ten years and what saddened me most was to see the lukewarmness in the American church. And part of the reason is that the working […]

Q1: Is the influence of the Kenyan tribal religions strong? In Kenya, we have many different religions. The majority of Kenyans are Christian of one kind or another. But there are also Muslims, Hindus, a very few Buddhists. And we also have the tribal religions, which have a lot of influence even on people who […]

Stephen is senior pastor of Trinity Worship Tabernacle, a non-denominational church in Nakuru, Kenya. His story is full of examples of trials giving way to triumph. Here, Stephen reflects on his first semester as a student in the United States. It was January, amid an unforgiving midwestern winter.  Looking out, it was all white–the ground, […]

I’m going to tell you 3 stories. Hang with me until the end, and you will see 1) how they fit together, and 2) why you can trust God. Story #1 – A Miscalculation I went to high school at the Rift Valley Technical & Secondary School (RVTS) in Eldoret, Kenya. Students who were admitted […]

Stephen is senior pastor of Trinity Worship Tabernacle, a non-denominational church in Nakuru, Kenya. His story is full of examples of trials giving way to triumph. Here, Stephen narrates his upbringing in which he was separated from his family because of his father’s illness and brought up in the home of an alcoholic and abusive […]