The Surprising Blessing Amidst Uganda’s Internet Shutdown
January 20, 2026
A few days ago, Ugandans crawled out of the dungeon after a 4-day nationwide internet blackout. Photo by Kayla Farmer on Unsplash You’d be excused
A few days ago, Ugandans crawled out of the dungeon after a 4-day nationwide internet blackout. Photo by Kayla Farmer on Unsplash You’d be excused
In the internet age, reading is rebellion, so stay in the ranks too. Happy New Year of reading in 2026!
That’s it; tell someone/sign up: bit.ly/WriteGoodToday
Because Christmas is more than a birthday party for Jesus; it is a promise fulfilled.
Maybe the buzz of Christmas lights and family is here to mainly remind us, everything under the sun is never enough.
Sin goes slowly, sometimes making turns instead of “going”; habits die hard and sometimes only “faint.” Don’t let the next church event fool you!
Judas’s stony heart remained in his chest even as he daily accompanied the only one who could replace it. His heart had never experienced a miracle. But maybe his dressing did?
Shouldn’t Christian parents in Uganda start thinking beyond “clothes on the back and food on the table”?
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.
Others like you.
If like me, remembering website names is trouble for you, how about we talk through email soon?