By Pr Isaiah White Capitalism, by its very nature, often discourages large families and many dependants. Children and extended family responsibilities are frequently viewed as […]
Tag: Christians
Fleeing from the presence of the Lord (Part 1)
By Pr Isaiah White The story of the prophet Jonah is among the most familiar narratives in the Bible. Yet its familiarity often dulls the […]
A call for renewal
By Can Grace Kaiso These reflections are informed by the recent events in our country. Leo Buscaglia, an American author, once said: “Change is the […]
Civil Disobedience: A God ordained last resort
By Pr Isaiah White Christianity is, at its heart, a movement of obedience. The Bible, the manual of this faith, is replete with instructions calling […]
Faith in Action: Beyond prayer benches and busybodies
By Isaiah White For you yourselves know how you ought to follow our example, because we did not act in an undisciplined manner among you, […]
From Broken Patterns to Blessed Purpose: Ssenkubuge’s Story
By Nicholas Akasula The Bible declares in Proverbs 26:2 that, “As a bird that wanders or a swallow that flies, so an undeserved curse does […]
Event: Diocesan Annual Youth and Students’ Convention Theme: Exodus 14:15 – Move On! Where: Makobore High School
The second Annual Youth and Students’ Convention of the North Kigezi Diocese – Kinyasano Church of Uganda was a powerful gathering marked by worship, teaching, […]
Why Jesus as both the redeemer and saviour must be perfect (pt 1)
Question:Dear theologians, must Jesus be perfect, without sin, wrongdoing, or transgression of any law or moral code, to qualify as our redeemer and saviour? If […]
Faith in the depths of depression
By Pr Isaiah White “O Lord, the God of my salvation,I have cried out by day and in the night before you.Let my prayer come […]
Making straight paths: have you prepared the way?
By Catherine N. Karnbo As the year begins, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. On one hand, there is the frantic rush of […]