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3 years apart, motion.

@AshilyUg @mkainerugaba @MwesigyeFranks @AaronKaviiri @wadadamichael When you confuse Religion and Spirituality, these are takes you get. Reducing Faith to academic qualifications.

There is growing consensus around the call for higher standards and accountability in religious leadership. A former presidential candidate Mubarak Munyagwa has fully backed CDF @mkainerugaba’s position—emphasizing that anyone stepping onto the pulpit or starting a church must hold a degree specifically in theology. This is not about restricting faith,it is about protecting it. Theology is the foundation of sound doctrine, ethical guidance, and responsible leadership. A pastor trained in theology is better equipped to interpret scripture correctly, guide believers with integrity, and uphold discipline within the church.@KRubagyemura @Ruheemba

Over a decade ago Ap. Grace Lubega of @Phanerookampala was attacked mudslung and slandered in the tabloids by they that did not understand the message of the Grace of God ..Like Paul some said he said that he preached we should sin that grace might increase others claimed he operated a cult of sorts - by far one of the most trying moment in his formative ministry. During that time Apostle @mosesmukisa of @worship_harvest invited him to minister at the Naalya and Entebbe branches as a seed of hope that he believed in him - all he ever needed from the people he expected during that time when the world had turned on him but didnt get 4 words "I believe in You" . This relationship is a testament to the saying amongst the patriarchy that " When your young you get friends but when your older you make friends" MAKE is a deliberate action that will take you time, effort and yes money too a conversation we dont want to have Today I join the heaven to celebrate Apostle @mosesmukisa..Happy 50th Birthday Kind sir May it come with more grace to plant more churches....Thank you for teaching a generation what a friend is !

Today I made a deep reflection and I realized that probably if I had started my business outside of Zimbabwe.I could not have made it this far.Zimbabweans are absolutely amazing people,they have a nice way of rallying behind you

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@AaronDanjuma4 @rapidodraws Yoooo. These are dope. I note Puma and AF1 influences, kind of a mashup. You could also customize and redesign more retro looks and get them co-signed. May God bless your work!!!

@TevinMacharia Wow. This is powerful. Bless you

Why did Jesus use mud and saliva to heal the blind man? In John 9, when Jesus encountered a man blind from birth, the disciples immediately asked a question about cause. “Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?” Jesus did not answer in the way they expected. He redirected the focus. “It was not that this man sinned, or his parents, but that the works of God might be displayed in him” (John 9:3). Then the text described what He did next. “He spat on the ground and made mud with the saliva. Then He anointed the man’s eyes with the mud and said to him, ‘Go, wash in the pool of Siloam’” (John 9:6–7). That detail slowed the reading. Jesus had already shown, through many other accounts, that He could heal with a word alone. He restored sight without touch (Matthew 9:28–30). He healed at a distance (John 4:50–53). Nothing in the Gospels suggested that physical method was required. So the question was not whether the mud was necessary. It was why the text preserved it. The action itself was deliberate. Jesus did not simply touch the man’s eyes. He formed something first. He used dust from the ground and mixed it with His own saliva. That combination echoed something earlier. In Genesis 2:7, the Lord God formed man from the dust of the ground. The language of forming, of shaping from dust, was already familiar within Scripture. Here, in John 9, Jesus did not create a person, but He restored what had never functioned. The man was not losing sight. He had never had it. This was not healing from damage. It was the giving of something that had never been there. The mud, then, was not about technique. It pointed to formation. Jesus was not only correcting blindness. He was, in a sense, completing what had been lacking. The process also included a command. “Go, wash in the pool of Siloam.” The man had to move. He had to walk still blind, with mud covering his eyes, to a specific place. Only after washing did he see. The sequence mattered. Formation came first. Obedience followed. Sight came after. The healing unfolded in steps, not because Jesus lacked power, but because the encounter itself included participation. This also shaped what followed in the chapter. The man who received sight was later questioned repeatedly. He did not begin with full understanding. At first he said, “The man called Jesus made mud…” Later, he spoke of Him as a prophet. By the end, he worshiped Him as Lord. His physical sight was restored in a moment, but his understanding unfolded over time. Reading this passage carefully shows that the mud was not a requirement for power. It was part of how Jesus chose to reveal what He was doing. He did not only open eyes. He showed that the One who formed from dust was present again, not creating humanity, but restoring it. And He did it in a way that invited both movement and response, so that the man would not only see, but come to recognize who it was that gave him sight.

Reminds me of Montel Jordan’s 1995 hit song, ‘This Is How We Do It.’ 5 degrees from top universities, including @StanfordLaw. No fake degrees, just the right way. Read, write, research, and produce knowledge. Congratulations to you, my brother @RKirunda, upon your graduation. A true academic giant. We can now proudly call you Dr. Kirunda. Now we have to reconvene at Plot 2 to toss to this and more. The only one holding us back is @JGkibande. Mate, finish up your Ph.D study and do not deny us a fine celebration. For me, I am already a witchdoctor 😂

@SalvadorDafti You can’t believe how powerful this prayer is!!! I have a testimony 🧎🏾‍➡️🤲🏽🙏🏾

Marvin Gaye, out in Belgium recovering from personal struggles, strolling into church in an Adidas trackie and lifting the rafters with a stunning, unaccompanied Lord's Prayer.

@TeacherTugume @thatfirstlady @specialist256 It’s biasing to use extraordinary circumstances (conflict/divorce/bad relationships) as the benchmark. Mutual benefit and co-existence still prevail in a normal functioning society/relationship. As a man, you can’t fulfill your Adamic purpose without a woman. Impossible!!!

@AbstractTim @thatfirstlady @specialist256 You need to attend court sessions to see who asks for support whenever a divorce is happening? That one who cannot support themselves in case of any separation.

Ignore these podcasts because the truth is simple,women need men and men need women.

AC Milan vs Manchester United San Siro (UCL 2010). Ronaldinho danced and then Wayne Rooney effortlessly silenced him.

@DexxterUtd I remember those beautiful European nights when Champions League was stacked with cream from top to bottom and tactics were perfectly matched by talent and flair. The game is so mechanical and boring now.

I’ve listened to this more than 42 times. Oh boy what a message!!!!🔥🔥

@lulanzeashirafu Hahahaha perfect soundtrack to what looks like a cocaine run in the Colombian jungle!!! You are living that Escobar life hombre

There was a time we were in kisoro and we were supposed to be in Gulu by 5pm, we boarded this flight , that day I knew how to speak in tongues I called my mother to stop it. The engine was switching off while we were in the air.I nearly fainted,it was raining cats and dogs.The cork pit was full of alarms. This thing should be strictly for flying classes. We call It affordable takeoff at affordable crash 😁😂🛫

@TeacherTugume @thatfirstlady @specialist256 That’s simplistic. Biologically, our species cannot thrive unless we reproduce. Our social and economic development is also premised on a family unit, where both genders complement each other. One is weaker without the other so we are undeniably co-dependent.

@thatfirstlady @specialist256 The one that tries all methods to attract the other! Beautification, bleaching and all.

@pwatchug I second this view. URA can develop a curriculum and run the courses through public universities, providing its expertise through public lectures and symposia, placements for internship, and mentorship. Let’s not distract it from its core mandate.

Goeffrey Ekanya (Tororo North) noted, “There is need for convergence of government institutions when we are building offices and setting up structures. I see here URA now wants to engage in sectors that they are not strategically placed. You want to put up an academy. Academy, leave it to the private sector, focus on your strategic co-activity. You want to put up tax academy and we discussed this matter here last year.” He added, “You cannot engage in everything. Focus, allow this academy to be handled by universities, sign contract, give them the curriculum so that they focus.” 📸@Parliament_Ug

Swizz Beatz says Jay-Z puts everyone on hold on the phone when his kids show up to say something “Every single time I’m on the phone with him, he’s in dad mode. We’re speaking about something, he’s putting me on hold for two seconds and you’re hearing him take the time to speak to Rumi or Blue about something that might be small to him, but he’s taking out the time to really, really explain to them how it’s going to be okay. Just stopping everything to make them a priority, no matter what the phone call is about. I really admire that. Most people go in another room. Every time I see him or speak with him, he’s taking the kids to school, he’s picking the kids up, he’s doing homework with them, he’s eating dinner with them. I see him all the time in that same energy jumping off the phone, like: I got to go, I got to do this with the kids, Blue has a game, this one has that…. It’s super impressive to see. And it stands out even more because he’s got the world on his shoulders, and those kids don’t miss a beat without him in their lives, no matter what he had going on. That’s what I witnessed, that’s for sure. You know, he’s very family centered. He has a great relationship with his mom, his grandmother, his wife. His mother’s awesome, his grandmother’s awesome. A beautiful family, powerful women. I think he’s just focused on the next generation, honestly. He had a hell of a time—he’s still having a hell of a time. But I think he’s definitely preparing these kids to graduate them to the next level, to hold the torch even higher than he and his wife are holding it for them. Me and him, we talk about life. We don’t really talk about music, unless there’s something that’s sticking out. Or me trying to get him to go back in the studio one last time. Which I won’t bug him too much about because it makes him go farther away from it. So I just hint at it sometime, like, “Man, you know if you did this, it would be great.” “Yeah... We’ll see…”—he’ll say something like that. I’ll leave it alone for about two months, and then come back again.” 🔗 gq.com/story/jay-z-ac…