Adan Keynan the Eldas MP has claimed that those planning rallies against President William Ruto do not believe in God.
Keynan, who was the Jubilee Parliamentary Group Secretary, vowed to work with President William Ruto's government.
"There comes a time when the county is more important than anything else," Keynan said when he joined Kenya Kwanza leaders for a church service in Nakuru.
The MP, who is serving his fifth term in Parliament, said he believes that leadership comes from God.
"Those who have a problem with your presidency do not believe in God, when it is God's plan, it is accomplished," he said.
The MP, who was named the Jubilee national vice chairperson during a meeting in Nakuru last week, said he is mature enough and will not joint anti-Ruto allies.
"Jubilee has made a decision to work with the government of President William Ruto," he said.
"I am serving my fifth term now, I have no energy to run around the streets and throwing stones, we consulted and agreed that we must unite in the original Jubilee which you were the last person to exit."
The MP said the President has the capacity to transform the country and take it to the realm of the Asian tigers.
"South Korea was changed by a young man like you who had a vision to transform that country," Keynan said.
He told the President to count on the Jubilee support in Parliament and other government programmes.
President Ruto meets Ambassador Mo Farah at State House