Pst. Sam Kamau - KBN

Pst. Sam Kamau - KBN Certified financial Consultant THE COST OF FINANCIAL MISTAKES : Rebuilding After Loss and Redeeming Lost Time Understanding the real cost of financial mistakes, their long-term impact, and how biblical wisdom from Book of Joel guides practical recovery, restoration, and disciplined financial rebuilding. Introduction Have you ever made a financial mistake that stayed with you longer than expected? Maybe you took a loan but failed to direct it toward its intended purpose, and before you realized it, the money was gone—yet the debt remained, demanding painful repayments for years. Or perhaps you trusted a business partner who appeared genuine, only to discover later that their “opportunity” was a carefully calculated scheme. Some have overtrusted employees or even relatives, only to watch their business collapse under mismanagement and hidden decisions. These experiences are not just financial—they are deeply personal. Financial mistakes affect time, stability, relati...

Pst. Sam Kamau - KBN Professional Motivational Speaker Prophetic Investment Intelligence: What Jeremiah Teaches About Wealth Creation in Uncertain Times Discover how prophetic insight and financial literacy combine to guide modern investment decisions—from the Nairobi Securities Exchange to diversified portfolios—through the timeless example of Jeremiah. Introduction The prophets’ financial investment on wealth creation—let us look at Jeremiah and his investment in land, where the word came through his uncle. This is not just a story of prophecy, but a lesson in financial intelligence in uncertain times. There are seasons where people struggle to understand how faith connects with finances—especially in times of uncertainty, economic pressure, and unstable systems. Many ask: how can I invest, build, or think about wealth when everything around me feels unpredictable—whether through the Nairobi Securities Exchange, government bonds, REITs, ETFs, cryptocurrency, MMFs, FIFs, or special fu...

Pst. Sam Kamau - KBN Cerified Financial Consultant In the modern financial world, wealth creation has moved beyond earning income—it now demands strategy, structure, and intelligence. Many people assume diversification means starting multiple side hustles, opening new branches, or running online businesses. While those can generate income, true diversification is deeper than activity—it is about intentional financial investment across a structured portfolio . Diversification is not about doing more; it is about allocating better . It requires financial intelligence, which is only accessible through financial literacy. One of the greatest challenges I have observed is exactly what Hosea 4:6 reveals: “My people perish for lack of knowledge.” Many believers are willing to give spiritual sacrifices, sow seeds, and connect to anointing in pursuit of prosperity—but neglect the discipline of acquiring financial knowledge. Ironically, someone may give generously in faith but hesitate to pay ...

                                                              Pst. Sam Kamau - KBN What is your take about the Akurinos, yesterday at state house Prophecy that "Holy spirit has said president Ruto will have 10 years of reign"? There is a growing trend in the church nowadays of familiar spirits and diviners who frequently use phrases such as "LINE IS CLEAR." The Bible clearly instructs us to test every spirit, whether it is from God, human intention, or falsehood. The question that remains in my mind is: what is the motive behind such a “prophetic line”? When I compare this with biblical prophets like Moses, Elijah, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and others, I see men who delivered clear, structured, and divinely aligned messages that reflected God’s broader redemptive plan. Do you agree that what we are witnessing today could reflect fa...

  Pst. Sam Kamau - KBN Do you know the greatest religious financial drainage today is the building of denominational churches where people gather, often spending millions of shillings that benefit only a few days of weekly activity? Many of these structures remain empty for most of the week, offering no sanctuary for the poor, no community center, no office for ministry operations, and no real social impact. Yet pastors encourage congregants to give, sometimes indebting themselves or the poor in the process. Before you criticize me as a religious cynic or narcissist, consider this: Israel had no temple while in Babylon, yet they worshiped and offered sacrifices. In the new dispensation, the physical gathering as we know it is becoming irrelevant. Churches built as monuments to prestige, rather than ministry, fail the very people they claim to serve. Young pastors, stop borrowing millions to build structures while manipulating the giving of poor congregants—invest in virtual, scalab...

Pst. Sam Kamau - KBN Do you know many churches today preach without direction, teaching believers the Gospel without understanding, and cannot even explain the difference between Premillennialism and Amillennialism? Most preachers confuse congregations about the timing of Christ’s return and the nature of His Kingdom. Premillennialism teaches that Jesus returns before a literal 1,000-year earthly reign, often interpreting Revelation 20 and the tribulation as literal events, establishing a physical kingdom on earth. Amillennialism, however, understands the millennium as symbolic, representing Christ’s present reign through the Church, with Satan’s influence limited to allow the spread of the Gospel. These are not minor theological details—they shape how believers understand the future, the Kingdom, and their present responsibility. Yet many churches ignore these distinctions entirely, leaving believers misinformed, spiritually weak, and disconnected from the reality of God’s plan. Fait...