In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his series in the Book of Acts. One of the great challenges to the church in Uganda is the false doctrines promoted by prosperity theology. These doctrines are antibiblical and unhelpful, yet because of the poverty of many people in the nation, such promises sound very appealing. Does Jesus promise to eliminate suffering from a believer's life? Find out what the Bible says in today's study of transforming our minds through the renewal of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his series in the Book of Acts. This study focuses on how God often does things very differently than the wisdom of man would think is best. God uses improbable people to do improbable things. It was surprising that Jesus would save Paul, who was persecuting the church violently. It was also surprising that Jesus chose this Jewish zealot not to go to preach to a Jewish audience, but rather to Gentile people groups. Consider these things in another episode of transforming our minds with the renewal of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his series on the book of Acts. Acts 9 opens with the story of the conversion of Saul. The mercy of God is beautifully displayed in this narration of the conversion of his greatest enemy. This study focuses on how we can learn just how great that mercy is from the words and actions of Jesus recorded in this story.

In this rebroadcast from his series on the book of Proverbs, Musumba Jonathan teaches on Proverbs 18:3. That verse warns us that when wicked behavior takes control of a person, disgrace will soon follow. In contrast to disgrace, the Bible teaches that righteous conduct earns people a good reputation. What are Bible characters often remembered for? Their success or failure? What do you want to be remembered for? Consider these things on today's episode of transforming our minds with the renewal of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan teaches from Acts 8, focusing on the example of Philip preaching the gospel wherever he went. When is the last time you shared the good news about salvation in Jesus Christ with someone? When was the last time you warned someone about God's coming judgment for sin? Many Christians live faithfully obedient lives within the edification of the church. They grow in knowledge and behave righteously, yet the Bible warns us that we dishonor our Lord when we fail to be ready to give an answer to anyone who asks for the reason for our hope in Christ. Consider these things in another lesson of transforming our minds with the renewal of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his series on the book of Acts. The study focuses on the story of the conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch and details we can glean from the account. A major component in understanding the security of a believer's salvation is in understanding how God is the one who divinely orchestrates the events leading to our salvation. Consider these things in another episode of transforming our minds by the renewal of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan teaches from Proverbs 22:14, a verse that warns about the behavior of the forbidden woman and that those who God is angry with are given over entanglement in such relationships. There are several important implications for us to consider from this text. Who is the one who keeps us from sin? How are we kept from sin? Consider these things in another episode of transformation by the renewal of our minds with God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan teaches on Proverbs 12:5-7. The passage contrasts differences in the behavior of righteous and wicked people. That's a common theme in the book of Proverbs. This study calls our attention to how the Bible explains in a believer's battle with sin, thoughts, words, and actions are connected to one another.

Preached by Musumba Jonathan Michalski and translated by Musumba Charles Wasswa at Lubumba Community Church on Sunday, September 3, 2023.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan covers a controversial topic about the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Why is it that the experience of the Holy Spirit performing many signs in the early church is different from our experience today? What should we make of the story in Acts 8 that says the gift of the Holy Spirit was received through the laying on the apostles' hands? Consider these questions and more in another lesson of transformation by the renewal of our minds with God's Word.