Last year on May 11, I heard a sermon entitled ‘Building your faith in the Word’ (available on YouTube) but many — even I — baptized it ‘The Sure Word of Prophecy’, because of its main focus on the scripture II Peter 1:19. We were being encouraged to heed to God’s word as the primal … Continue reading Shadows of Things to Come | Evidence of Things Unseen
Psalms 103:5 Who satisfies your mouth with good things, So that your youth is renewed like the eagle's. I was just meditating on this — but do not get offended — and my eyes were opened to something which makes sense. If you are a believer, and have never been told in disbelief 'What — … Continue reading Reality Check
Deuteronomy 8:18 "And you shall remember the LORD your God, for it is He who gives you power to get wealth, that He may establish His covenant which He swore to your fathers, as it is this day. It must have been between 1am and 3 or 4, when the rains got me up. Somehow, … Continue reading Power to Get Wealth
Last week as we talked about my deceased father and big brother, my auntie said, "I'm grateful they are in heaven." But you see, I told her, it seems like a win (of course it is), but at the bottom of things unseen, I ask myself, who could they have been if they stayed around … Continue reading Heaven shouldn’t be the Goal!
One of my aunties was asking me to pray for her daughters (my cousins), but I stopped in my wake. We had always been praying for two things time to time: jobs and marriage, jobs and marriage, jobs and marriage. This time of sharing, I posed a question to her — and I'm grateful she … Continue reading Myopic Prayer
Proverbs 31:18b; her lamp goes not out, but it burns on continually through the night [of trouble, privation, or sorrow, warning away fear, doubt, and distrust]. AMP Proverbs 31 is popularly known for the ideal christian woman. As I read this portion on August 2nd last year, God reminded me that I'm the bride of … Continue reading Let not your lamp go out!
Matthew 28:6 He is not here; for He is risen, as He said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay. Every Easter, my take home, is the power in the words above. 'He is risen as He said He would.' As He said... I then translate that to the rest of His sayings. If … Continue reading As He Said …
Speed, distance, convenience ... These are fundamentals I was thinking about prior writing. Legs can't be compared to a bicycle. A bicycle can't be compared to a motorcycle. Wait! I think they can be! That's exactly what I am doing! The pedestrian won't go as far as the cyclist. If the distance is the same, … Continue reading Fundamentals & Mantles
Isaiah 60:11 Therefore your gates shall be open continually; They shall not be shut day or night, That [men] may bring to you the wealth of the Gentiles, And their kings in procession Having meditated on this yesterday, God opened my eyes to something I'd never seen. The verse before talks about gates being open … Continue reading Walls & Gates
On November 6th 2023, I watched the movie entitled the same, and it was the perfect allegory for what the enemy has done with many of us today. Below is the plot of the movie; In 1947, Hercule Poirot has retired to Venice, having lost his faith in God and humanity, with ex-police officer Vitale … Continue reading A Haunting in Venice
We live in a world, where sin is graded. In Jesus' times, adultery seemed to be the sin of sins: the highest of ranks and number one on the list. Other sins called it sin, and the flaw in that is; the lower sins start to fade, and focus the law on that particular one, … Continue reading Sin of Sins
Weeks ago I was reading the Abraham-Lot story. Lot multiplied as much as Abraham. They had to go separate ways to avoid the fights among their shepherds and other kinfolk. Lot ended up going to the valley that housed Sodom and Gomorrah, the cities soon to be judged by God's fire! I must say, I … Continue reading The God that Reconciles
Growing up Ugandan came with its few challenges. Bearing many tribes, obviously there's tribalism and an element of supremacy in various spaces. One of my dad's cousins, married into the tribe of Buganda. Her husband is so obsessed about his tribe, such that when my cousin (whose parents were both from my dad's tribe), married … Continue reading Of Tribes & Purpose
I find messing with the fundamentals preposterous. We all experience minor distractions in life: straying in the explore section and spending hours on reels, watching a movie just as we were about to watch sermon, ... et cetera. These all kill our time. The enemy stays us, or delays us just a bit longer enough … Continue reading Distractions
The fig tree is famous for its downfall in the New Testament. Jesus came to it hungry, but it had no fruit to give. In disappointment, He cursed it, that no man would eat from it again. While that story has been used to exhibit the strength of speech, and the tongue, behold another mystery: … Continue reading Mystery of Trees 2: The Fig
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