
Reverend Julian Kyula has revealed that he nearly cancelled Rhema Feast 2026 after advisors urged him to postpone the event. According to his account reported by Tuko, he prayed at 3 am and received what he described as a powerful message that convinced him to proceed with the gathering as planned. The Kenyan preacher shared the testimony to explain the spiritual deliberation behind the decision to hold the event.
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