Untill God works for you or transforms your life, you can never inspire others to become born-again. One of the tasks you have as a believer is to lead many to righteousness or salvation, and the best gospel is that of actions - when the things God does for you melts the hearts of others and lead them to Christ

(Daniel 12:3 / Joshua 12:10-11)

To receive from God, to see a miracle and breakthrough, you've got to believe God. When you're tired & all hope is lost, believe and have faith that the God will make a way and deliver you - if you believe it, you can see it.

Before God does realities, He first paints shadows - Old Testament was a shadow of the New Testament. Even before the coming of Jesus there were various shadows of Salvation in the Old Testament. From the beginning, God's plan towards mankind has always been salvation

(Deuteronomy 8:1-3)

As believers, we are co-workers with God; and as a result, there's a part we have to play for God to answer our prayers and fulfil prophesies - believe God & His word, have faith, pray & wage spiritual warfare, be obedient, etc

What's baptism?

How do we baptize?

Why should you be baptized?

An interactive Question and Answer session where believers ask Pastor James Victor Lubwama questions and he answers from a spiritual perspective

If you want to know & understand God, you've got to first accept Jesus as your Lord & Saviour; after doing so, you receive the gift of the Holy Spirit who'll after give you revelation about God, teach you the deeper secrets of the Kingdom and also transform your life

You didn't become born-again to only get from God and benefit yourself, but to benefit God and yourself as well. As a born-again Christian do you bear fruit? Do you benefit Jesus or you only benefit yourself?

(John 15:1-8 | Matthew 21:18-19)

The attribute of diligence is very important in salvation - diligent seekers find God, and divine things are gotten by those who are persistent and diligent in seeking God(Proverbs 8:17 | Acts 2:46-48)

Jesus is our all in all - in Him we live, exist and have purpose