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Ancient landmarks

[Kenneth Muhangi @xcenneth]

It is not enough for our Law Society to simply speak on issues, it must work for the everyday Advocate.

Whether you are a young lawyer looking for your first big break, or a practitioner facing institutional delays on behalf of a client. ULS should be in your corner. The question isn't what ULS can say. It's how ULS can actively support your career and your practice every single day.

It’s time for deliberate action.

#KennethForULS #EmpoweringULS #UgandaLawSociety #LegalPractice #RuleOfLaw

[Kisakye @LarisMozes]

@RKirunda Jennifer Payne 🫡

[Jerry Eze @RealJerryEze]

ONGOING NSPPD UK PRAYER CONFERENCE 2026
WHAT GOD CANNOT DO DOES NOT EXIST

[SportsDokita (Odogwu ☝️) @Sports_Doctor2]

Do you know what it means that Pastor Jerry Eze is holding NSPPD Prayer Conference at Old Trafford, Manchester United’s 74k capacity stadium and there's no available ticket.

People are having to make TikTok videos begging for people to give them tickets!!!!

This is not in Nigeria,
This is in the United Kingdom,
This is not in any other stadium,
This is the legendary Old Trafford Stadium!!!

I'm blown away and just can't wait for this Saturday, 26th September, 2026!!!

If you're going, comment in the comment section.

[Engineer Bainomugisha @iBaino]

AirQo from Makerere University, Uganda has been named a 2026 @EarthshotPrize Finalist in the Clean Our Air category. Huge thanks to our partners and community who make our work possible! @AirQoProject @Makerere @MakCoCIS

[Phaneroo @Phanerookampala]

Who is #Celebrating600 Thursday sermons with us?

[Thee_street_preacher @nationspreacher]

My special gift from God❤️✨

[Phaneroo @Phanerookampala]

A PATH TO GREATNESS: THE SPIRIT OF INTERCESSION

Isaiah 53:11-12 (KJV): "He shall see of the travail of his soul, and shall be satisfied: by his knowledge shall my righteous servant justify many; for he shall bear their iniquities. Therefore will I divide him a portion with the great, and he shall divide the spoil with the strong; because he hath poured out his soul unto death: and he was numbered with the transgressors; and he bare the sin of many, and made intercession for the transgressors."

When speaking of Kingdom authority and greatness, believers often focus on principles such as humility, faith, and positive confession. While these are vital, Scripture reveals a unique pathway to true greatness: the sacrificial labor of intercession, through which we participate in the purposes of God for people, communities, and nations.

In Isaiah's prophetic vision described in our theme scripture, the Father gazes upon the travail of His Son's soul and is satisfied. Notice the profound connection between intercession and exaltation: because Christ poured out His soul and stood in the gap for transgressors, God gave Him a portion with the great and allotted Him the spoil of the strong.

This reveals a profound spiritual truth: a life of true intercession is a pathway to greatness. God does not entrust real spiritual authority to those consumed by self-interest. However, every time you step into the secret place of prayer for lost, struggling, or suffering souls, heaven takes notice.

As you lay down personal agendas to intercede for all men, the Father expands your spiritual influence and entrusts you with genuine Kingdom authority.

FURTHER STUDY: Hebrews 7:25; Job 42:10

PRAYER: Loving Father, thank You for this word and the pattern painted by Christ. Today, I yield my heart to intercede for the lost, the afflicted, the broken and for the many I may never meet. As I carry the burdens of others before Your throne, my spiritual circumference is enlarged. You grow me, elevate and increase me. In Your Name and for Your glory. Amen.

[POJU OYEMADE @pastorpoju]

Tonight

[Dunsin Oyekan of #Geni @DunsinOyekan]

The world is sick…. Very sick!

The only answer is Doctor JESUS!

Saints, release His fragrance everywhere you go…

Share the Love of Jesus with someone today.

JESUS! The only answer to a dying world.

[Anzoa Sarah || THE VOICE OF AI IN AFRICA @SarahAnzoa]

Hey @elonmusk could we meet up sometime and talk about building AI in Africa ?

[Kisakye @LarisMozes]

@HaroldTurijay 😹😹

[Phaneroo @Phanerookampala]

To receive the new in God, you must be ready to let go of the old. What have you left to receive the new?

[Kisakye @LarisMozes]

@CanaryMugume 😹😹

[Phaneroo @Phanerookampala]

FAMILY SERIES: THE DUTY TO PRAY FOR YOUR FAMILY

1 Timothy 2:1 (NKJV): "Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men."

When the Apostle Paul urges us to pray for "all people," the scope of that command begins far closer to home than many realize. While we may readily pray for our immediate household, our spouses, and children, many believers completely overlook their duty to intercede for their extended family. Somewhere along the line, a disconnect occurs, and we forget that our spiritual responsibility extends to the many who are part of our family.

Too often, our response to trouble in the extended family is purely natural rather than spiritual. When news arrives that a relative is battling a severe illness, the best many can offer is a brief expression of pity or sympathy. When a niece or nephew falls into drug addiction or alcohol abuse, the immediate reaction is often to critique the parents' methods or gossip about the family's decline.

It rarely occurs to us to fall to our knees in earnest intercession. We witness long-standing generational cycles: recurring divorces, chronic poverty, premature deaths, or obvious spiritual oppression, yet we remain oddly unconcerned, treating these patterns as mere bad luck or unavoidable family traits.

God did not place you in your family by accident; He positioned you there as a watchman. You have a sacred obligation to stand in the gap for your relatives. Pity will not break an addiction, and criticism will not stop negative cycles.

Only Spirit-led prayer can usher in God’s healing and redemption. It is time to wake up to your duty. Look beyond your immediate walls, take stock of the spiritual state of your entire family, and begin to stand in the gap for them.

FURTHER STUDY: Joshua 24:15; 1 Samuel 12:23

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for this Word. Today, I step into my responsibility as an intercessor for my family line. I pray for every relative struggling with disease, addiction, broken marriages, or financial hardship. I pray that You send labourers to those that must be saved and if no labourer is found, make me a worthy one. Open their hearts to the Gospel, and draw them by Your mercy. In Jesus' Name, Amen.

[Phaneroo @Phanerookampala]

THE CORE DISPOSITIONS OF AN INTERCESSOR II

Hebrews 4:15 (NKJV) "For we do not have a High Priest who cannot sympathize with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted as we are, yet without sin."

In yesterday's devotional, we learnt that humility is one of the core dispositions of an intercessor. The second core disposition in the heart of an intercessor is empathy. Empathy is the sacred ability to step out of your own perspective and enter into another person's reality before you pass judgment on them.

It is easy to look at someone’s brokenness, rebellion, or mistakes from a distance and write them off. However, intercession calls us to a much higher standard: a place of compassionate identification rather than cold condemnation.

Consider a young man who comes across as insolent, aggressive, and rebellious. The world looks at him, sees his sharp edges, and quickly labels him a failure or a wasted life. But when empathy takes root in the heart of an intercessor, you stop looking merely at the outward behavior and begin to examine the hidden story behind it.

As you put yourself in his shoes, you may discover that he grew up without a father or a mother to guide him. He was never taught how to navigate life, and he may not understand what it truly means to be a man, a husband, or a father.

When you pause to consider his background, a vital question arises in your heart: Could I have been any better if I were raised under those same circumstances? That single realization shatters self-righteousness. It replaces pride with compassion and turns harsh judgment into earnest prayer.

Empathy allows us to see people not through the lens of who they are in their brokenness today, but through the lens of what God’s mercy can do in their lives tomorrow.

To be an effective intercessor, you must allow God to break your heart with the things that break His heart, feeling the weight of another's pain so that you can carry them to His throne.

FURTHER STUDY: Galatians 6:2; 1 Peter 3:8

PRAYER: Loving Father, I thank You for this Word. You have given me eyes that see people beyond their outward failures, hostility, or rebellion. You teach me never to be quick to judge, and how to walk in genuine empathy. Forgive me for the times I evaluated others without understanding their wounds or their story. You cultivate within me the compassion needed to feel the pain of the broken so I can intercede for them with love, truth, and grace. In Jesus' Name, Amen.

[Christopher Mbazira @bazzira]

Drawing on decades of scholarship, public interest litigation, and comparative constitutional analysis, the author examines the evolution of judicial power in Uganda against the backdrop of colonialism,
authoritarianism, democratisation, and the emergence of hybrid political
regimes. The book explores the complex relationship between law and politics, judicial independence, constitutional review, human rights, socio-
economic justice, and political transformation, demonstrating how courts simultaneously serve as guardians of constitutionalism and instruments of
state power.

Engaging with the experiences of South Africa, India, the United States, Kenya, Germany, Israel, China, and other jurisdictions, the book situates Uganda’s constitutional journey within broader global debates on transformative constitutionalism and the role of courts in democratic governance. It challenges conventional assumptions about judicial behaviour by revealing
how political context, institutional design, and regime survival.

[Harrison David 👑 @HarrisonD_YHWH]

Pastor @pastorpoju has created such a template for christian conferences. I hope one day the church in Africa get to give him his flowers

[William Samoei Ruto, PhD @WilliamsRuto]

Belief in God and the power of prayer are the foundation of our nation. It is from this solid foundation that we draw strength to confront our challenges, unity to heal our divisions, and hope to build a prosperous Kenya for all.

[ISRAEL THE PRIEST 💒🎸🎺 @IsraelThePriest]

Apostle Grace Lubega to the World. 🙏
Kenya has a God loving Presiden.