Ps. James LaloboLearn the four biblical tests to evaluate prophetic messages: the Christ Test, the Body Test, the Fruit Test, and the Scripture Test.

Ps. Eddie MwesigyeAsk yourself:1.⁠ ⁠Does my gospel make me depend on Christ or myself?2.⁠ ⁠Do I run to God or hide when I fail?3.⁠ ⁠Do I treasure Christ more than His blessings?Don’t settle for a counterfeit. Christ finished the work.

Ps. Julius RwotlonyoToday, we tackle one of the oldest dangers God’s people have faced: syncretism – mixing faith in Jesus with other spiritual powers, practices, or beliefs.

Ps. James LaloboIn a world captivated by miracles, prophecies, signs, and supernatural experiences, how can we discern what is truly from God and what may be a deception?Look beyond impressive displays and test the source behind every supernatural encounter.

Ps. James LaloboHow can believers distinguish truth from error in a world filled with deception? In this powerful message, we launch our new series, Spirit-Empowered Discernment, exploring how the Holy Spirit empowers every believer to recognise God’s truth and reject deception.

Ps. James LaloboWhat made the early Church so powerful, effective, and unstoppable? They were anchored in prayer! Today’s message challenges believers to move beyond occasional prayer and embrace a lifestyle of dependence on God. When the Church prays, the Holy Spirit moves.

Whether you’re a longtime believer, searching for answers, or returning to your faith, this message will challenge you to place Christ at the center of your life and boldly live out the truth of the gospel.

From the upper room in Acts to our everyday lives today, the Holy Spirit still fills believers with boldness, purpose, and power to witness. A church full of people who have truly been with Jesus becomes impossible to ignore.

Ps. Brian AbahoFrom the generosity of the early church in Acts, to the courage of the apostles, to caring for the vulnerable and forgotten — we are reminded that Spirit-empowered love is visible, costly, and transformational.

Ps. Julius RwotlonyoWe see a church today that, in many ways, struggles to influence the world around it. Without Christ at the centre, we become just another community group trying to make the world a little better.