The cleric claimed that Mwaura's recent removal from the government spokesperson position could be the beginning of more setbacks if he fails to reflect on his leadership journey.
Speaking during a church gathering, Bishop Maina said Mwaura should treat the loss of his government role as a wake-up call rather than a temporary political setback.
According to the preacher, there is a possibility that Mwaura could face another exit from government if he does not change course and seek divine guidance.
The bishop emphasized that leadership is a privilege that should be exercised with humility, accountability and respect for the people.
He argued that public office comes with great responsibility and warned that those who ignore the expectations of citizens often face difficult consequences.
Bishop Maina's remarks have quickly spread across social media with Kenyans expressing mixed reactions.
While some agreed with his message, saying leaders should remain humble regardless of their positions, others questioned whether religious leaders should make public predictions about political careers.
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Isaac Mwaura recently lost his position as Government Spokesperson following changes within the government communication structure.
His exit marked the end of a high-profile role in which he regularly addressed the nation on government policies and responded to public concerns.
Despite the setback, Mwaura has remained active in public affairs and has not indicated that he intends to step away from politics.
Supporters believe he still has a future in public service while critics argue that he should use this period to reassess his political approach.
Bishop Maina urged Mwaura to embrace self-reflection and prayer, insisting that true leadership is built on service rather than power.
He maintained that every leader should remain grounded and remember that political positions are temporary.
The preacher's comments have reignited debate over the influence of religious leaders in Kenya's political landscape.
Over the years, clerics have frequently spoken on national issues with some offering guidance to politicians while others have made prophetic declarations that later sparked public discussion.
Whether Bishop Maina's warning proves accurate remains to be seen.
For now, Isaac Mwaura's political future continues to attract attention as Kenyans closely watch his next move following his departure from the government spokesperson's office.
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