“Blessed be God, because he has not rejected my prayer or removed his steadfast love from me!” — Psalm 66:20 Silence in prayer can feel unsettling. Many of us have wrestled with moments when our words seem to rise no higher than the ceiling, when petitions remain unanswered, and when God feels distant. Yet Psalm 66:20 reminds us of a profound truth: God’s steadfast love is never withdrawn, and His ear is never closed to sincere prayer. Silence vs. Rejection The psalmist’s declaration is not naive optimism, it is a theological anchor. Scripture does show that God sometimes refuses to answer prayer: But these refusals are corrective, not signs of…
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Bold Leaders’ 7 Unshakeable Traits
Let’s cut to the chase: Real leadership isn’t about charisma—it’s about courage. Think about Caleb in the Bible – Joshua 6. While everyone else saw giants, he saw God’s promise—and that made all the difference. His boldness wasn’t reckless; it was rooted. So, what separates bold leaders from the rest? It’s not talent, luck, or confidence—it’s these 7 biblical game-changing traits. I don’t just want to inspire you—I want to stretch you. I’m throwing in 7 action questions to make sure this sticks. (Spoiler: If you skip the questions, you’re missing the point.) 1. Bold Leaders Move Because of Promise, Not Feelings Caleb didn’t wait until he felt brave—he moved…
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Alignment, a Personal Exploration of Discipleship
Reflecting on my journey in discipleship, alignment has played a crucial role in my spiritual growth. This alignment is about harmonizing my thoughts, feelings, and actions with the guidance of a spiritual leader or mentor. It’s a journey filled with trust, surrender, and personal responsibility. Recently, a friend asked me what I thought about alignment with a leader. According to how, one can do it and not miss out on anything the leader has to offer them. I told them the need for spiritual guidance through prayer by asking God who they would like them to align with and how they can do it best, then the below can be…
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Surrender, Serve, Stop Procrastination
“Comparison is the thief of joy” Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt A very famous quote that carries a lot of weight, yet I’ve never thought about why it is so true. I agree that when we compare ourselves to others, it robs us of our joy. But have we ever thought about why we begin to compare in the first place? When we compare ourselves to others, we see what they have or what they are doing that we are not. But if it’s true that we can have anything that we want, then why do we compare? When we were children in school, teachers would say is “You can be anything…
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Exploring the Profound “I Am” Statements of Jesus in the Bible
While attending my church garage/service at Worship Harvest Ministries, Apostle Moses Mukisa mentioned something to do with the nature of Christ all covered in the ‘I am’ statement He mentioned in His teachings. I was convinced to find them as my spirit longed to understand I am’s(God Himself, the “I am who I am” – Exodus 3:14) nature in His own nature. In this article, I delve into the profoundness of the statement ‘I am’ and its valuable insights into Jesus’ identity, mission, and divine nature. I present the significance of these powerful declarations and their relevance to our lives today. Conclusion: The “I am” statements of Jesus in the…
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Letting Go of Idols and Cultivating a Deeper Relationship with God
Have you ever thought about the things that may be hindering your connection with God? Those distractions you know compete for your attention and take away the time you could spend with Him. They’re like little idols that sneak into our lives without us even realizing it. In this blog, let’s explore some common idols that might be standing in the way of building fruitful relationships with God. First off, let’s talk about our understanding. It’s easy to lose focus on God when we don’t fully comprehend what’s happening around us. We tend to overanalyze situations from every possible angle, and when things don’t go as expected, we end up…
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Insight as a Business Basic
In business, insight is the knowledge that adds value and serves to create or improve something. A company has insights when it has valuable information that allows companies to generate intelligence and understand what is happening, why, and how something can be solved, reversed, or improved. This month at Worship Harvest Ministries Business Garage, we went back to the basics of business. Where Apostle Moses Mukisa has been teaching the kingdom business and how best Christian business owners can do ministry business. When breaking down the 5Is (click here to read about these), Apostle Moses Mukisa explained the first I called Insights and my main highlight was that we have…
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Why don’t we get what we desire, want, or need?
According to James 4:2-3, we want what we don’t have, so we scheme and kill to get it. We are jealous of what others have, but we can’t get it, so we fight and wage war to take it away from them. Yet we don’t have what we want because we don’t ask God for it. 3 And even when we ask, we don’t get it because our motives are all wrong—we want only what will give us pleasure. What does one add to that? I found out that when we don’t ask we tend to desire being cared for and expect people who care about us to dream or guess, even…
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How are you using the ‘Dunamis’ you were given?
Each of us has been entrusted with something. Something great and wonderful. One that adds value to the world we are living in now. Now that we are more desperate for certainty, we shouldn’t take anything for granted. Think about the story Jesus told: each servant was given money according to his ability. The word “ability” (dunamis) which is used in the New Testament 120 times can also mean “power” or “miraculous power”. Your dunamis isn’t a skill you developed. It is a supernatural empowerment God had for you so that you can grow and multiply it. You didn’t earn your initial dunamis, but once you take responsibility for what you were given, you…
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How to Build authentic relationships with others
What is being authentic? This being undisputed origin and not a copy; you be genuine. No fake flow on you or around you. To be that person you are one who · Honors another above yourself. · Serve the Lord with zeal. · Always joyful in hope. · Patient in affliction. · Faithful in prayer. · Shares with people who are in need. · Practices hospitality. We all need to make an effort towards cultivating this kind of authencity in our selves as it can be lifechanging. As we become a part of each other’s lives, we can face life’s most painful trials together while clinging to hope in…
