Jubilee Christian Church
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Urgent sermons for becoming, not drifting.
A Moment with Rev Kathy Kiuna is a high-energy sermon series built around direct biblical exhortation. Its messages move from Esther, Luke, Numbers, Philippians, and Easter reflection into practical correction on purpose, fear, marriage, body image, consistency, and spiritual growth.
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A Moment with Rev Kathy Kiuna is built around live, forceful Christian preaching. It sounds less like a studio conversation and more like a sermon moving through a responsive room. Kathy Kiuna opens the Bible, reads a passage, and then pushes the text toward decision, discipline, and identity. The show has speed. It also has warmth. Messages return again and again to what a believer is becoming, not only what a believer says. Esther is used to frame women as people on mission, called to speak when silence would be easier. Luke's elder son becomes a portrait of access without capacity, position without maturity, and service without the father's heart. Numbers is treated as a battleground between fearful reports and confident faith. Philippians becomes a way to ask where confidence actually rests when pressure, bills, storms, or delay arrive. The Easter episode lingers on the love of Christ with emotional intensity. Other messages become very practical, moving into consistency, marriage friendship, body image, church responsibility, and the daily work of obedience. The show can be playful, especially when it uses beauty, marriage, or household memories to lower the temperature before returning to the point. It can also be blunt. Correction is part of its pastoral language. The preaching style is participatory, full of repeated phrases, call-and-response prompts, and declarations meant to be spoken back. Women are a central audience in several episodes, especially around mission, confidence, and refusing shame about appearance. Still, the broader concern is Christian maturity: growing into obedience, handling responsibility, and standing firm when comfort is not available. The show suits listeners who appreciate charismatic church teaching that is energetic, personal, and morally direct. It is not detached Bible commentary. It is sermon ministry with a clear expectation that Scripture should confront the listener's habits, fears, relationships, and sense of calling.
Made for: For listeners drawn to charismatic Christian preaching, especially those looking for direct teaching on women's purpose, spiritual maturity, confidence, marriage, and obedience. It best suits people who want a sermon to challenge them as much as encourage them.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the live sermon charge: Scripture, repetition, humor, correction, and affirmation braided into one fast-moving sermon current. The show feels intensely participatory even in audio form, with the room's response shaping the momentum.
Rev. Kathy Kiuna is the visionary of the Daughters of Zion Ministry which is an off-shoot of Jubilee Christian Church that Ministers to the women. She is married to Bishop Allan Kiuna, the Visionary and General Overseer of Jubilee Christian Church. Her call to the woman was established through her husband Bishop Allan Kiuna’s leadership and Mentorship and in the year 2003 the DAUGHTERS OF ZION MINISTRY was birthed. Through the years God has tremendously used her to minister to women from all walks of life with manifestations of barren wombs opened up, countless numbers of women’s lives healed, tran...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kathy Kiuna turns biblical passages into forceful, practical counsel on maturity, mission, relationships, provision, and disciplined Christian living.
Kathy Kiuna builds sermons around a clear scriptural hinge, then presses it into daily conduct. Luke's elder son becomes a lesson in maturity and response to correction; Esther frames mission and obedience; the latter-house teaching connects faith with provision, authority, and…
School fees meet silver and gold: Kathy Kiuna wants you to rethink what God can provide.
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A forceful sermon on Esther, obedience, and refusing silence.
The sermon uses Esther 4:12-16 to press a simple point: obedience cannot wait, and silence does not protect anyone for long. It keeps coming back to the places where women hide in work, relationships, or even in the company of other women, then asks whether that distance is just…
The message warns that access means little without the maturity to carry what is entrusted.
Luke 15 is treated here as a warning about access without maturity. The elder son is set against a pattern of offense, comparison, complaint, and reaction, while Hebrews 5:8 is used to press the point that obedience is learned through suffering.
A brisk relationship segment that favors generosity, patience, and deliberate love.
The episode opens with a blunt check-in: are listeners hurt, or are they really looking for a relationship? It then leans into a familiar contrast, casting women's low moments as relationship-centered and men's as more achievement and money focused.
A direct call to trust God as provider when the visible scene looks like rubble.
This episode stays focused on one message: when the visible scene looks like rubble, trust God to rebuild and provide. The delivery is blunt, not soft, and it keeps returning to the contrast between broken ground and divine abundance, including the repeated claim that silver and…
A forceful message about reading deeply, carrying authority, and living visibly under God's glory.
The message focuses on glory and on reading scripture with more care, moving from first impression into pause, meditation, and spiritual interpretation.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
The speaker turns to Esther 4 and reads it as a call to action.
She opens in Luke 15:25-32.
This episode features a sermon by Lady Bishop Kathy Kiuna reading from Numbers 13:27-33, discussing the Israelites' report on the promised land to emphasize choosing faith over fear when facing challenges.
Lady Bishop Kathy Kiuna teaches about finding confidence in Christ as a role model during life's storms, using Paul's message from Philippians to encourage believers not to be terrified by adversaries.
A sermon reflecting on the overwhelming love of God demonstrated through Christ's sacrifice during Easter, encouraging listeners to engage with daily devotionals.
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She opens by asking the room to get honest.
She moves from ruins to trust.
Part 3 of Kathy Kiuna's "The Glory of the Latter House" series opens by saying believers are the "house" in which God places his glory, as earthen vessels, and she continues the numbered list from point four.
The speaker urges the listener to read scripture more deeply, not like a storybook, and to slow down, meditate, and look past the first pass.
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A Christian sermon by Pastor Kathy Kiuna on the story of David's mighty men, encouraging listeners that God can transform their circumstances.
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This episode focuses on the concept of divine favor as a pillar for building a year from a place of rest, using Genesis 40 and the story of Joseph to illustrate key spiritual lessons.
This episode discusses overcoming broken walls and shame to build relationships, marriages, businesses, and other aspects of life from a place of spiritual wholeness, using the biblical story of Nehemiah as a foundation.
This episode discusses how reproach causes spiritual leaks and addresses brokenness through faith and prayer.
A motivational sermon urging listeners to rise up from their struggles and build a better life through faith and determination.