Eddie Ssemakula

Embrace your finitude.

You don’t need more hours. You need fewer interruptions. @JordanRaynor

"The vine dresser is never nearer the vine than when He is pruning it." — Anonymous

The underlying message of the Sluggard character portrayed in Proverbs is that "the world generally rewards initiative."

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"From now on, it’s not your love that sustains your marriage, but your marriage sustains your love." Deitrich Bonhoffer

"Celebrity" is meant to help you gaze at how outstanding God, the giver of the gift, is. Our fallen self always settles for celebrating the gift instead. The first is nourishing; the second is malnourishing.

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Perhaps we are so unproductively busy because we have not taken a moment to ask the Lord to help us "redeem the time." (Ephesians 5:16)

Sometimes multi-tasking carries strains of arrogance, we are limited creatures trying our best to be omnipresent.

Investigations are under away on how some Ugandan officials got appointment letters to be part of the recent CAF board.

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I think sometimes multi-tasking carries strains of arrogance, we are limited creatures trying our best to be omnipresent.

The new birth/salvation experience always looks so ordinary and obvious for false teachers to build their teaching upon. Yet nothing holds up if you don't start and remain there. Jesus didn't say, "Unless a man is motivated, he cannot see the kingdom of God."

How has prayer strengthened your faith?     Prayer is a wartime walkie-talkie, not an intercom to the butler. In fact, you will not know what prayer is really for until you know that life is war. When we pray, we are equipped with strength and power to do hard things for the kingdom of God.    Watch “Prayer, Evangelism, Screens, and God: A Conversation with John Piper.”