God allows us to go through some tough situations so as to baptise us with fire and purify us

Matthew 3:11-12 (NKJV)

“I indeed baptize you with water unto repentance, but He who is coming after me is mightier than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire. 12 His winnowing fan is in His hand, and He will thoroughly clean out His threshing floor, and gather His wheat into the barn; but He will burn up the chaff with unquenchable fire.”

Most people lift their faith but faith is non-existent without God; for it begins with Him and by hearing from the word of God - Rhema word. So faith is not a risk undertaking but it comes by hearing from God, and when you hear and act accordingly, you see victory. 

An interactive Question and Answer session where believers ask Pr. James Victor Lubwama questions

Trust is a very important element in one's Christian journey. As a believer, have faith in God, trust His word and promises - trust God and rest

(Ps 118:8-9 / Ps 28:7 / Ps 37:5 / Jer 17:7-8)

Everything in the Kingdom of God and divine things is related to the heavenly fire and that fire has to be continously rekindled

(Acts 2:2-4 / Exd 24:17)

Whenever we wage spiritual warfare, demons usually carry out counter-attacks. What spiritual tactics should one deploy to guard aganinst the devil's attacks?

There are a couple of bad things that happen to us that break our hearts and emotionally wound us; and if your heart is broken it creates resentment and bitterness. A broken and unhealed heart will hinder one's healing, deliverance and prevent you from being used by God; however, no one can heal a broken heart except God

When you fellowship frequently and dwell in the presence of God, you charge your spirit and get knowledge and power to overcome the lies and schemes of devil.

Those who are saved, know God and have access to His throne through salvation have a mandate to seek, intercede and pray to God for the betterment of life and societal issues

(2 Chr 7:13-16)

A comparative look at the spiritual and world source of riches and poverty

(Prov 8:18 / Jer 17:11)