Cultivating a spirit of excellence
by By Allan Kanyesigye The world often measures excellence by success, status and achievement. Christianity, however, presents a higher standard—one rooted in character, faithfulness and Christlikeness. …
Category: Discipleship
Why you should have a Bible Dictionary
by Once I found myself asking, “Is it possible to do something the Bible says you should not do and not sin?” What prompted this thought …
When those in the church fall into sin
Imagine you are a Bible study leader. Terry, one of your members, has become sluggish in her Bible reading. She intermittently participates in the community …
Silence: God’s Gift of Disciplined Power
By Alexander Wenceslaus We live in a world constantly overflowing with noise. Our homes, churches, streets, and social feeds are saturated with sound. In our …
She has hosted a church cell group for 25 years
Fidelia Munondireva lives in Kigali with her family where she works as an entrepreneur in community development and as a missionary with Tubasange, a dynamic …
Sheep or goat? The intricacies of translating Bible metaphors
By Phares Barine Towards the end of March 2025, I was asked to preach at my local congregation. I chose as my theme ‘Christian’s obedience …
Choosing obedience in the face of temptation
By Javan Kilele Do you ever wonder if Adam, when faced with temptation in the Garden of Eden, decided that living under God’s curse with …
A rose by any other name? What to make of modern-day altars
A few years ago my children gave me a nickname. At first, I thought it stemmed from the awkwardness of calling me pastor/teacher at church …
Faith… What I traded for fear
By Polly Gatwiri “Be still and know….” was not the answer I anticipated So I never gave room to hear Of what or who I …
Christmas is news of great joy, especially for the youth
By Phares Barine Over Christmas, I was asked to preach to our church congregation on the Nativity narrative. The Nativity story is one of enduring …