Today inclusive, it is ten days to my birthday. And as occasion every year, I'm caused to reflect deeply. Obviously, we've lost many people, last year included. Loved ones, close ones, betrothed ones. Our hearts hurt with heaviness able enough to sink a ship If not careful, thoughts of death make parades in our minds, … Continue reading Prayer of Preservation & Prolonging
In primary school, we had been taught that girls have menstruation, and boys wet dreams. The only idea I had of a wet dream's definition, was a teenage boy cartoon standing up and leaving a white patch on his sheets, in a PIASCY book. One evening in Lubambula House, at Ndejje Senior Secondary School, the … Continue reading Dealing with Change
It blows where it lists It blows where it wishes It portrays God's indomitableness He can't be commanded This is God in the Wind • It can't be contained It can't be held in a hand's furl It portrays God's invincibleness He can't be tied down See God in the Wind • It can't be … Continue reading God in the Wind
Faith is defined as the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things unseen, according to Hebrews 11:1. But what is this substance? What's this evidence? I was tired of cramming the verse just to say, and thankfully God opened my eyes. What shows that someone owns a plot of land? A land title! … Continue reading More Word More Faith
Romans 10:17 So then faith [cometh] by hearing, and hearing by the word of God. Hearing the word is the easy part. Hearing by the word is the part people haven't fully grasped. On a computer, you can either listen by the speakers of it, or using headphones. It means to have faith, firstly your … Continue reading Hearing by the Word
So, teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts to wisdom. (Psalm 90:12) Recently, when I slept, this verse appeared as one long dream from the start of my sleeping to the end of it. I woke up with my heart troubled for a reason I do not know. I tried … Continue reading Numbering Our Days
In 2020, around May, I started a business called Bike Borough. Its aim was to lend out bikes at a fee, since public means had been hindered. There was a lot of market, a lot of potential. But there were no bikes. The business closed. I know how you can relate; especially if you as … Continue reading You’re not Alone
Dear old person. Yes, you born between 1970 and 1990; You are still young in many things though old you might take yourself. You can dream again, you can start that business, you can still get married, you can still trust again, you can still have faith anew, you can still build and finish that … Continue reading How young is young!
Psalms 30:5 For His anger [is but for] a moment, His favor [is for] life; Weeping may endure for a night, But joy [comes] in the morning. One time, this scripture came up amidst danger and trouble. And immediately I noticed that joy had returned to me, yet 'morning hadn't come.' Note how the psalmist … Continue reading Joy Comes In the Morning
We were in a huge shack; big enough to be a castle. It seemed to have belonged to a ruler of a kingdom in the past. It was towards the end of the second hour of the morning, because I woke up and the things I saw deeply troubled me, making my thoughts muse. When … Continue reading Consuming Fire
The shallow end of a pool isn't fun. There's more free room in the deep end Whales are not found in lakes, they can only be harboured by the deep Tallest buildings have deep foundations. To go higher, one must go deeper Gold isn't found on the stomach of the earth. It lies deep in … Continue reading Depths
The word standard means, 'used or accepted as normal or average.' Other synonyms include; normal, usual, common, accustomed, expected, everyday, regular, routine, day-to-day, daily, established, settled, set or fixed. Now the world is going to come and force its normal or average on you. But there's a normal you were predestined to. Imagine you misplace … Continue reading The Standard
All birds don't fly at a specific height. The sparrow and the eagle don't fly at the same altitude. All trees don't grow beyond at the same height. A shrub and a sequoia do not see the same things. All buildings don't erect to the same level. The Burj khalifah and a semidetached two storeyed … Continue reading Heights
Look at the stars that die, out of them come new stars. The universe was designed to reproduce. That's mainly because the genius behind it is a reproducer. Look at the ants that march, as they soldier anthills come out of them. They were designed to build. That's mainly because the genius behind them is … Continue reading The Creator’s Signature
We have idols as both people & things. Under things, I'd place addictions. Under people, I place gods. Yes I understand the Bible calls men gods, because He—God, can only reproduce after Himself. You know...like how dogs give birth to dogs. This godism however wasn't meant to carry specific burdens. Burdens like saving the soul. … Continue reading Even Idols Go Captive
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