Mzee, I thank you for supporting Patience. You not only fear and love God, but you love your children and all the children of Uganda and will be available for them as a father. Thank you for being a good example of what it means to be committed to a cause.
We must lay aside every sin that easily besets us and every weight. It is a season to unite which gives us the strength to fight a common enemy because where there is unity, there, the Lord commands a blessing, even life forevermore.
Praise the Lord, who alone is able to use His people to accomplish what has been happening all week! I congratulate and thank you, Patience, for your willingness to listen to the Lord and for following through with the instructions you receive.
Apostle Michael Kimuli taught a life changing message today on consecration, denouncing idolatry, witchcraft, division, jealousy, hypocrisy….. challenging the body of Christ to mirror Jesus Christ and the whole counsel of God.
To truly secure Uganda’s future, the Church must separate itself from worldly distractions and pursue deeper intimacy with God. The nation needs the prophetic voice and the unmistakable presence of God to guide it into its divine destiny.
On Friday, Pastor Patience Rwabwogo likened the Church in Uganda presently to the story of King David, Solomon, Bathsheba and the Prophet Nathan.
Uganda holds a special place in God’s heart—as a beacon of hope and a signpost of spiritual renewal for the entire African continent
Today marks the glorious culmination of Light Up Uganda for Jesus—a prophetic moment in our nation’s spiritual journey. Across Uganda, altars have been raised, prayers have ascended, and the fire of God has fallen. We believe this is not just an event, but a divine turning point
5. St. Paul on Hard Work: His teaching that those who don’t work shouldn’t eat echoes Jesus’ example of diligence as a carpenter and aligns with the message of the NRM.
6. Let Your Light Shine: Instead of debating which religion is correct, we should influence others through good deeds.
These were my six points at the Light Up Uganda for Jesus Mission 2025 Crusade at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds this afternoon, pillars for any church I would establish. I am proud of Patience Rwabwogo, the first pastor in our family in 150 years, and I look forward to her becoming a bishop. Her work brings joy to me and Maama.
When we came to power, I was urged to ban Pentecostals over alleged fake miracles. I reminded them, “Jesus said those who are not against us are for us.”
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