Faith, Doctor’s Advice & the Ugandan Christian.
April 7, 2020
Crisis has a way of clarifying truth from deceit. Crisis also tempts believers to speak in haste, and I suspect that’s what has characterized us
Crisis has a way of clarifying truth from deceit. Crisis also tempts believers to speak in haste, and I suspect that’s what has characterized us
COVID19 just leveled the loftiest among us, well, more like, God just reset us all to manufacturing settings. As my wife and I awaited the
Somebody in my circles recently indicated the other day how all their blessings were a result of their tithe. My left eyebrow went up, well,
“Church bashing” is not uncommon today, yet God’s design for true community remains indomitable, in spite of us, in spite of us sinners. Like someone
I am a privileged man. And I don’t use that word “privileged” casually, because, among many literary circles I know, the writer is the hero,
Back in Ugandan Primary School my science teacher often labored to explain a plant development term I have never forgotten. Osmosis. The definition often went
1:57 pm, Sunday 17 November, I have just walked out of Sunday service, Beautiful sermon shaped by psalm 84, My takeaway? – God is not
I am often surprised by how much happiness I carry into the day having slept 7 hours or more, okay at-least 6. (I mean, who
For more than a decade, I have always lived with a tension resulting from trying to reconcile what I read in God’s word and what I see in God’s world.
This platform is an aggregation of reflections resulting from that discord.
By God’s grace, until the sweat lies cold on my brow, I hope to enter his glory satisfied that his word was not only the lamp to my feet, but a lamp to others’ feet too.
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