Jubilee christian church preacher Kathy Kiuna has sparked reactions online after sharing photos from a church service featuring a muscular man standing beside her on stage.

The photos, shared on Sunday, October 11, showed Kiuna preaching while the man stood beside her with his head slightly bowed and his hands clasped in front of him.
The images quickly attracted attention, with several Kenyans commenting on the man's physique and appearance rather than focusing on the message accompanying the post.

Kathy Kiuna Photos With Muscular Man // Instagram
Kathy Kiuna Shares Message on Purpose

The preacher accompanied the photos with an inspirational message encouraging her followers to make good use of their talents and time.
“In order for you to bring forth, you have to be willing to sacrifice, put in the work, and travail. What are you doing with the time, talents, and gifts God has given you? Do you have goals, or are you just existing?” the caption read.
The message focused on personal growth, sacrifice and the importance of using one's abilities to achieve their goals.
However, the man standing beside Kiuna became an unexpected talking point, with social media users sharing jokes and commenting on his appearance.

Kenyans React to Kathy Kiuna's Photos

The comments section attracted mixed reactions, with some users finding humour in the photos while others made jokes about the man's physique.
One user, Wahito Travels, commented:
“Our good brothers are suffering.”
Another, Omaya Gilbert, wrote:
“I'm just laughing.”
The reactions continued, with Thee CEO bringing gender equality into the conversation.
“Gender equality: we need a lady on stage to flex her curves too,” the user commented.
Meanwhile, King David Ndiangui appeared curious about the church's location, asking:
“Location of church?”
Kathy Kiuna // Facebook
The comments reflected the different ways Kenyans interpreted the photos, with some focusing on the man's appearance and others turning the moment into an opportunity for humour.
Despite the attention surrounding the images, Kiuna's original message remained centred on purpose, hard work and making the most of the opportunities one has.