In this conversation, Paul and Benoni Mugarura talk about the reason why this podcast has taken an extended hiatus. In a candid conversation, they talk about the specific health challenges that Benoni has been walking through and what lessons have been learned in this season. 

In this episode, Benoni and Paul Mugarura have a conversation about building ministry cohorts that is based on the long ministry of Benoni in which he identifies three important cohorts that a person in ministry needs to be a part of: A Social Cohort, A Theological/Study Cohort, and A Global/Ministry Exchange Cohort. 

Part 4 of a continuing conversation between Paul Mugarura and Benoni Mugarura in which they move the conversation about "Calling" forward. In this discussion, Benoni walks Paul through a bunch of scriptures to help him see that the work of ministry is not to be done in isolation. Just as Jesus sends his disciples out in Twos - Luke 10 - you see this model of ministry replicated in the life of Paul and his ministry and indeed in the lives of other followers of Christ in the early church. 

Part 3 of the conversation between father-and-son duo, Benoni Mugarura and Paul Mugarura, on the topic of calling to ministry. In this episode, they go deep on discussing an individual's life purpose, how it is revealed, and the different ways that it manifests. They talk about examples in the new testament and old testament and then round out the conversation with direct applications for people who are entering into ministry, or those who've been in it for a while, but may have floundered. 

Part 2 of a conversation between Benoni Mugarura and Paul Mugarura about "Calling" or "The Call To Ministry" in which they talk about the two situations that one might encounter in ministry - copycat, or maintenance. 

Our very FIRST podcast in which we have a discussion about calling. Benoni Mugarura shares his perspective of what happens in the Anglican church in Uganda. You will hear a bunch of kids in the first few minutes of the podcast - those crazy grandchildren (ha ha) - it's a metaphor for true ministry!