1422. Life as a Seminary Student - Pastor T Mwangi (
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Pastor T Mwangi, popularly known as Mr. T, is a prominent Kenyan minister of the Gospel. He serves as the Senior Pastor of Life Church International Limuru and holds the prestigious position of President of the Truth Mentorship Society, which annually impacts the lives of over 100,000 young individuals in and out of school. His influence goes beyond the pulpit; he is also a corporate trainer, conference speaker, and a Kingdom Business Trainer, guiding and mentoring countless youth under the Apostolic grace.
Born in Samburu, Kenya, on August 17, Pastor T Mwangi's upbringing was characterized by modest circumstances. He is happily married to Claudia Wahito and is a proud parent of one child. His educational journey includes studies in geology and theology, and he is currently pursuing a master's degree in Divinity. Before his pastoral journey, he made a name for himself in the music industry as a Gospel Rapper, earning the moniker "Minister of Righteousness and Truth" (MR T). His music career garnered recognition and awards in the Kenyan music scene.
In addition to his ministry and musical endeavors, Pastor T Mwangi is a successful entrepreneur. He co-owns Berith Insurance Agency and Remnant Group, a media content and concepts development company. As a media personality, he reaches millions of viewers through his Gospel music show, "Angaza Show," which airs on Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC). He also ministers on Realest FM, a community-based radio in Limuru, reaching thousands with his Gospel messages.
On his CZcams channel, Pastor T Mwangi offers a wealth of content, including daily Bible studies, the "Midnight Prayer Hour," and "The Pastor T Show." These platforms are designed to inspire and guide individuals on their spiritual and personal growth journeys. Subscribing to his channel ensures you stay connected with this dynamic figure and his uplifting messages, making a positive impact on your life. - Zábava
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Hail Mary to the power of 50….. weeeeh in stitches 🤣🤣🤣
Good to know you had a great experience There are quite a number of misconceptions about the catholic church which Pastor T mentioned need to be clarified. It was Christ's prayer that we be united and not divided (John 17:21). Church dogma are beliefs which you must believe to be a Christian. These include the Trinity, Resurrection, 10 commandments, Virgin birth etc. basically what is in the bible.
Doctrine are non-negotiable teachings by the church e.g. opposition to abortion, death penalty etc. One cannot quote the verse but came about as a consensus by the church, and embody the spirit of christianity. Consensus has been there since the early church e.g when apostles ruled on circumcision, and meeting to commemorate Christ's resurrection, and on the day that he appeared to them (Sundays as opposed to Saturday). Tradition is a necessary component of Christianity (2 Thessalonians 2:15). The bible as we know it was compiled in the 4th century. Before that, what were Christians using as a guide if not tradition? Even the books to be included bible, while inspired, were a result of consensus. Letters by Clement (mentioned by Paul in Philippians 4:3-9) were left out of the compilation. Every Church has tradition outside scripture, just that the Catholic Church has been around longer. If you doubt this, ask yourself why we have a white Christian wedding or specific burial rites, keshas, etc
As for the Holy Eucharist Catholics take it literally as a direct command from Jesus, considering he repeated it several times (John 6:51-59), (Luke 22:19 ), to the point of upsetting the Jews (John 6:52) who considered it an abomination to eat any flesh with blood, let alone human flesh. Some of his followers left him (John 6:66). Other practices such as the Hail Mary are direct quotes ; "Luke 1:28/41/42" in fulfillment of the scriptures.
everyone is a storyteller with personal life
that why it is said you are the main character in your life
Ati unakula kama ngamia for storage... 😅 😝
I remember Mr. T back in St. Joseph's was in form 4 when I was in form 1. He used to rap at YCS (Young Catholic Student) functions. Good job
still watching CTA .I must finish watching all these videos
😂😂heri bafu yenyu ulikuwa unaimba mtu askie uko ndani yetu ilikua communial mnaoga wengi at once
Astar, what happened to the days when you'd have photo of the interviewer when they were young e. g. High school, younger days,so as to provide context
Thanks for asking for us... 😅
Hearing from you Mr t narelate vile nilikua kabisa.did high school 2004
That's my school. St Joseph's Junior Seminary
Weekend we’re for Recollection used to happen every end month
Woow... You studied at our place in Molo 😌
Ati you said mary *50 bcz it's more than 50😂😂😂
I’m in tears Pastor T is so funny Wat😂
Saintee...last Saturday of the month was for recollection
Interesting..
So Dogma has to do with tradition.
My school
Saint Abraham 😂😂😂😂😂