sermon notes by Agumisiriza Anthony A call to love mercy By Bishop Zac in 3pm We fast so that we may hear God….not that he may hear me as though God were deaf… It is not to speak, to say, to pray justly but to act justly… To act justly is to take actions that will[…]
“… And what does the LORD require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk and humbly with your God.” [Micah 6:8] The Cathedral Congregations were blessed to have one of the Elders Justice Kenneth Kakuru preach to the three [3] services on the Topic ‘The Call to Act Justly’ basing on[…]
When the Lord commands us to love and to exercise mercy, He is not asking for too much, because He has already demonstrated to us what it means to love, and even to love our enemies (Rom.5:8). Mercy or compassion is one of the ingredients of an authentic religion. We read in Micah 6:8, “He has shown you,[…]
“If you don’t stand firm in your Faith in the LORD, you will not stand at all.” May the Name of the Lord be praised! ASCK was blessed to host Mr. Nicholas Kisakye who preached to the [3] three congregations on the Topic: “…He came not to condemn…but to set captives free” basing on Psalms 8:1-9 and[…]
Text: Luke 17:1-37. Jesus Christ was and is the friend of the rejected (verse 12-14). Lepers were considered defiled and unclean, and therefore could stand at a distance and that’s why shouting was very crucial for them to attract attention and be heard (verse 13). Jesus Christ told them to go and show themselves to the priest because it was[…]
Text: Luke 16:1-31. You are not justified or counted righteous by your own actions (verse 15) but only through Jesus Christ. He took your sins on the cross so that you are counted righteous. There is nothing you can do to make you righteous. The Pharisees had a tendency to believe that their goodness and morality would[…]
Luke 15:1-32. Jesus Christ was accused of receiving and eating with sinners (verse 2). This prompted Jesus Christ to share with the crowd the three parables. The parables were emphasising the joy of God over a repented sinner. Indeed Jesus Christ was called a friend of tax collectors and sinners (7:34 – NKJV). Do not[…]
Text: Luke 14:1-35. Jesus was invited by a Pharisee leader with the sole intention of looking for a reason to arrest Him (verse 1). That is why they watched Him closely looking out for any infraction of the law and indeed He went ahead and healed on Sabbath, setting a stage that it is important to do acts[…]
Text: Luke 13:1-35. Jesus told his listeners that unless they repent they too would perish. What is repentance? Repentance is turning from sin and coming to Jesus for salvation. In repentance a sinner feels sorrow, which is prompted by the Holy Spirit over his sin. Repentance will occur only when this is genuine sorrow over one’s sins. It is[…]
Text: 2 Corinthians 13:1-14. We can be complete, of good comfort, of one mind, live in place and fellowship with God only in Christ (V.11). We can fellowship with God in righteousness, not of our own but of Jesus Christ as it is imputed to us! Meditate on Verse 11. How are you going to apply it to[…]