Warning: Explicit dysphemisms ahead Lately, I have been feeling the jealousy of the Lord. He’s been over protective. Kinda like a man of his woman. I’ve felt His breath next to my neck, observing what I’m scrolling on social media. I’ve felt Him fight every idol, every addiction! I’ve been slipping into sessions of tongues: … Continue reading The Jealousy Of the Lord
From a prayer session, and at the very end I heard God say “Let the glory settle.” I was obviously after the needs urgent in my life. But the tongues seemed to at a different tangent — in His perfect will. He said to me, and I believe He says to you too, “Let my … Continue reading Let the Glory Settle
The scripture says, ‘For as the rain comes down, and the snow from heaven, and do not return there, but water the earth, and make it bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower and bread to the eater, so shall my word be that goes forth from my mouth; It … Continue reading Isaiah 55:10-11
You must mature to note when God speaks in the ordinary. In ways, you least expect. He can intercept the barber’s jokes. He can use a toddler to speak to you. He can use a commercial. He can use a song which’s necessarily not written by a christian! He can use the clouds! He can use a donkey as well!
The solution Joseph gave bought favor for him and his family for four centuries! That’s to what extent the treasures of darkness, and hidden riches of secret places He’s giving you can advantage you.
Jesus just doesn’t want His word to enter you! He wants you to become it! He doesn’t want light to come into you! He wants you to become it! In that way, you become like Him! For His nature is the word. His nature is light. And it’s these two factors that enabled Him to create worlds
The fear of the Lord is the invisible factor that will restrain or convict one from both visible or invisible entices of sin. It is what will keep your spouse from harlotry or your child from waywardness without any surveillance being exerted!
In Mark 11, Jesus was hungry and expected figs from a fig tree; yet it wasn’t the time nor season for figs! (verse 13) He didn’t reason that out. He instead cursed the tree that no man could eat of it again. And the curse came to fruition. On my Sunday evening walk, 2 Kings … Continue reading Room for the Impossible
Imagine having children. Or, imagine your children (if you have) — Imagine, never interacting with them and having a nanny who sees to them, and then come report to you how they are. Imagine having tried to get a child for 10 years, or 20! And then someone dare come between you and him or … Continue reading Allegory of the New Testament
My friend had posted this on her WhatsApp status. As I read it, I saw my dreams dimming, fainting, becoming dull, becoming 'impossible.' IMMEDIATELY, the word within my Spirit roared, saying, 'I KNOW WHO I HAVE BELIEVED! I AM PERSUADED THAT HE IS ABLE TO KEEP THAT WHICH I HAVE COMMITTED!' (2 Tim 1:12) I … Continue reading Do you know whom you have Believed?
Isaiah 48:17 Thus saith the LORD, thy Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel; I am the LORD thy God which teacheth thee to profit, which leadeth thee by the way that thou shouldest go. Weeks ago, Benny Hinn came to Uganda for a healing crusade. On the first day of the conference, the host, Pastor … Continue reading He Teaches Thee To Profit
For the past few days God has been hammering me about this theme. Two Saturdays ago, I passed by a street preacher. But he wasn’t the usual kind. He was standing atop his prado with a JBL party box speaker and he was declaring the word of King Jesus! If you are non Ugandan, you … Continue reading Royal Priesthood
Recently, I saw Jesus again in the Old Testament. For those who find it odd, it is quite easy to — you just need to notice patterns that appear again in the New Testament. For example; Jonah’s being swallowed by a fish. The first time I read it, I was amazed when my eyes came … Continue reading Balaam, His Donkey & Jesus
Still on the topic of working out our salvation with fear and trembling (Phil 2:12), the Joseph-Mrs. Potiphar story comes to play. In the previous blog, I was cautioning many believers not to be swift to judge others who seem to have fallen from grace; perhaps through indulging that overpowered their spirits, and got to … Continue reading Lie With Me
We are always quick in preachin’ and concluding: Moses didn’t enter the promised land because he was angry. But we never ask who the cause of the anger was! The judgement and finger-pointing ceases when you are in the shoes of the cause of Moses' anger. I imagine you being among the Israelites who kept … Continue reading Moses had a right to get Angry!
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