Call me nihilist but prophesies of Dr. Owuor without a doubt create an atmosphere of unnecessary fear and tension in the country.

Recent warning by the prophet that there was to be chaos during the Saba Saba rally, was an addition to the already tension, created by our political environment. Christianity should be based on peace and good hope, but looking at the prophet chronology of predictions, we rarely see any prophecy of good hope. Alluding to the Bible, we get prophets like Isaiah and Micah whom besides the various warnings gave people avenues of hope. For example, the birth of Jesus Christ. In fact, Isaiah 1:2 welcomes us with a stern warning. O hearth, the Lord hath spoken, I have nourished and brought up children, and they have rebelled against me. Then he comes at chapter 18 with a hopeful message. Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord. Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be white as snow, though they be read like crimson, they shall be as wool.

As a Kenyan I am fade up with corruption, insecurity, rising cost of living thus I run to the church as an avenue for hope. If in church too, we get threats and tension, then we do not deserve to live. I would wish Dr Owuor’s ministry of Repentance and Holiness, and the whole religion fraternity, to always focus on reconciliation and building a peaceful Kenya. Prophesies were there before Jesus came, but during His teaching, He focused on how to live with one another. I Remember His greatest sermon on the mountain, on lace and how to live with one another.

If Jesus is our icon, let us emulate Him, preach on love, ride on foal and focus on loving.

	If Jesus is our icon, let us emulate Him, preach on love, ride on foal and focus on loving.