Watoto Church Audio Sermons

11.October.2026 | Ps. James Lalobo
Today, we pause to celebrate Uganda’s 64th Independence, giving thanks to God for how far we’ve come and reflecting on our shared responsibility in building a nation where everyone can flourish.

4.October.2026 | Ps. Julius Rwotlonyo
What happens when we choose to trust God, give generously, and believe Him for the impossible?
Welcome to My Miracle Missions Offering (My MMO) season—a faith journey.

27.September.2026 | Ps. Eddie Mwesijye
In today’s message “Rebuilt by the Word,” we explore how God can restore what is broken within us, renew our joy and lead us into a life of meaningful change.

20.September.2026 | Ps. Eddie Mwesigye
In this message from the Empowered to Rebuild series, we explore Nehemiah 5:14–19 and what it means to live with integrity—honoring God, surrendering self-interest, and being willing to count the cost.

13.September.2026 | Ps. Brian Abaho
What do we do when injustice becomes so common that we stop noticing it?
Biblical justice means recognising every person as valuable because they bear God’s image, treating people equally and fairly, and defending those who are vulnerable.

6.September.2026 | Ps. Eddie Mwesigye
Is your family under attack? Feeling tired, afraid, and worn out from the fight for your marriage, your children, your home?
“Don’t be afraid of them. Remember the Lord, who is great and awesome, and fight for your families.” – Nehemiah 4:14

30.August.2026 | Ps. James Lalobo
God is not looking for one hero to rebuild the whole nation. Jerusalem was rebuilt by ordinary people who said, “I will take responsibility for the section in front of my house.”

23.August.2026 | Ps. Brian Abaho
A God-given burden is not meant to stay in your heart — it’s meant to move your hands. Don’t just pray about the burden. Pray, and plan. Inspect it. Share it. Build it.

16.August.2026 | Ps. Eddie Mwesigye
What if the thing that keeps breaking your heart… is the very thing God wants to use you to rebuild? Before we can rebuild what is broken, we must first Carry God’s Heart for what is broken.

Ps. Julius Rwotlonyo
In this final message of our Caring for Community series, we look at why God commands us to care for the vulnerable and how we reflect His heart today. God’s heart breaks for the vulnerable — the foreigner, widow, orphan, poor, and oppressed.