Cabin Devos

In Episode 2 of Hope, we introduced Emmanuel, a father who struggled to raise his daughter in an African environment rife with corruption and hardship. Despite the challenges, Emmanuel found strength in his faith and the living hope that anchored him through difficult times.

This episode is about the responsibility and privilege of sharing the hope we have in Christ, especially with the next generation.

The bond between a father and daughter, and the transformative power of hope. Emmanuel’s story reminds us that hope isn’t just for surviving; it’s for thriving—and it’s meant to be shared. As he prays for and encourages his daughter, we see how faith and hope can shape the future, even in the most difficult circumstances.

Join us as we explore how the hope we carry can inspire and strengthen

We all have or are experiencing change.  Change is disorienting. Like a compass needle we must default to the “True North”

It started along time ago, as far as 20 years ago. We look back and there soooo maannny people God has used to bring us to finally be able to move to Rwanda. 

This story is only the beginning of so much that we believe God continues to do in each of our lives. 

IMPORTANT LINKS:

History of our Ministry in Rwanda: http://bit.ly/rwandanewsletter 

Link to give: https://give.wol.org/davidtubirye

There is the denial and there is the hopelessness perceived. 

Then there is the truth about depression. 

The Biblical Truth

Is injustice and unfairness subjective? What do you do when you find yourself in unfair situation?

Today we have Tr. Carol who joined Word of Life more than 10 years ago, ... sharing with the Story of how far Word of Life has come and how Word of Life has impacted her as an individual and as family

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If you register for the 10th in advance, you get to join the wall of fame: http://bit.ly/registration20years Click link for details

Amazing how, most of the time, all we have to do is take the next step ahead of us. In this episode Chris shares how the idea of Camps gave birth to what we now know as Word of Life Uganda. 20 years later. Enjoy

“There’s this idea that to live out of conformity with how I feel is hypocrisy; but that’s a wrong definition of hypocrisy,” Thoennes said. “To live out of conformity to what I believe is hypocrisy. To live in conformity with what I believe, in spite of what I feel, isn’t hypocrisy; it’s integrity.” - THE GOSPEL COALITION

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"Leaders that don’t stand up for what they believe in are difficult to respect and trust.   Too many leaders today battle the gulf between assimilation and authenticity.   They waste too much of their valuable time trying to act like other leaders in the organization – rather than attempting to establish their own identity and leadership style.   This is why less than 15% of leaders have defined and live their personal brand." - - Forbes

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