Last year, on April 7th, my best friend was pronounced dead by the doctors. I couldn't take it! It was about 2pm. Resurrection is the only thing that was on my mind. So I and his other close friends and siblings went into fervent prayer. We prayed on until midnight. The following morning, I resumed … Continue reading The Prayer of the Righteous…
I've just attended a cousin's wedding meeting where I was asked to give a concluding prayer. I shied away. They insisted. I began to pray. I declared Deuteronomy 28 starting, then I went on to speak into the big day. I summarized all that I could, only for my extended family to open their eyes … Continue reading Time Folds
The other day, my guardians left home (for work). Several visitors came around and they sat outside. Some of them were friends to my guardians. But they were never invited into the house by my relatives' children. They were hosted outside the house in a cool shade. As that went on, God began to speak … Continue reading ‘Home Alone’
Isaiah 32:17-18 'The work of righteousness will be peace, And the effect of righteousness, quietness and assurance forever. My people will dwell in a peaceful habitation, In secure dwellings, and in quiet resting places...' I am a boy, or a man. Whatever you find fit to call me. And growing up, there has always seemed … Continue reading The work of Righteousness
I have a friend who works at a very good job. We were starting to become real close, and vulnerable and all—being free (I), to share some things I don't feel comfortable talking with anyone. Within a random conversation, I asked for a favor, and it was turned down. His position at work didn't allow … Continue reading Strippin’
From yesterday's post we were cautioned to see the greatness in us even when all that is surrounding us shows no sign of greatness. Well, that was one side of the coin. Today, something else came to mind. What if someone else sees your greatness? What if they see it as a threat? What if … Continue reading Greatness Under Attack
As I prayed yesterday, and as I meditated about this festive day, the thought of greatness being wrapped in something non appealing came to mind. It made me conclude; Not all gifts come wrapped the way we want them. Jesus the Savior, didn't come down with a golden crown. I believe the Lord of Lords … Continue reading Not all gifts come wrapped the way you want!
Amos 3:3 Can two walk together, unless they are agreed? Hello, this is God speaking, and this portion of my word has been limited to the covenant of marriage. Which I never meant it to be. See, I am your God, and I hope that we walk together, but many of my children haven't agreed. … Continue reading Agree with Me
A local artist in Uganda sang a hit years ago, where He asked, "Ani ayinza otula watuula mukama?" translated to mean "Who can sit where God sits? In the song verse, He demonstrates God's position. He says one lady goes to God asking God to help her abort her foetus! As that lady walks out, … Continue reading Who can sit on God’s Throne?
Psalms 104:31 The glory of the LORD shall endure for ever: the LORD shall rejoice in his works. We are His works! His masterpieces. If I, an artist rejoice in every masterpiece I make, how much more the maker of the artist? Ahhh He rejoices (please note:) not just about his works, not just over … Continue reading A Reason for you to Rejoice!
This morning my eyes nearly bulged out their sockets as God brought my attention to something! Here's an excerpt from Genesis 40, to give you context; 'It came to pass after these things [that] the butler and the baker of the king of Egypt offended their lord, the king of Egypt. And Pharaoh was angry … Continue reading Jesus, Joseph & You in Prison
Many of us admire Joseph's coat of many colors. It was given to him in the name of love but between the rainbows woven in this linen tunic, a message lies buried. I imagine his coat was prophetic, ready to speak of his life, and the path it'd take. That coat belongs to every child … Continue reading Coat of Many Colors
Tell me. How did the king's servant know that David could play a harp so well that he was so sure the distressing spirit that came upon Saul would leave him when he played? When did this servant discover how talented David was? When someone sings or plays once, impact isn't as great as when … Continue reading The World is watching…
I look at the hair, each makes way as it spirals up another. Each has a name. God knows each's name, and I wonder why he should bother to know such small details. Maybe it's to teach us something. That if He takes so much care of the small things, of the microscopic details, then … Continue reading God’s Priority
John 6:48 I am that bread of life. John 6:51 I am the living bread which came down from heaven: if any man eat of this bread, he shall live for ever: and the bread that I will give is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world. One time, I … Continue reading Three Realms (of Bread)
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