Text: Matthew 7:1-29 Jesus continues in one of his longest sermons and addresses the issue of self-examination rather than focusing on others. He addresses many of us who point fingers at others as hypocrites! He then instead encourages that you bear fruit that is recognisable and lasting. Forget not that prophecy, acts of miracles, driving[…]

Daniel 1:4 defines the qualities of the young men that the king wanted to have. They were youth without blemish, good in appearance, skillful in all wisdom, endowed with knowledge, understanding and learning. They were to be given good food for three years before being presented to the king. Daniel understood that true knowledge does[…]

Blessed be the name of the Lord! The previous Sunday ASCK was blessed to have Dr. Jolly Nyeko preach to the three [3] services on the Topic: « The Family: The Initial Training Ground» based on Mark 3:31-35 and Colossians 3:18-4:1. She first and foremost reminded the parents of their godly given mandate as stated[…]

Text: Matthew 4:1-25 Jesus was interestingly led by the Spirit into the wilderness. Here he faced temptation from the devil. Make no mistake my friend, “a wilderness does not mean that you are not with the Spirit or that you are out of the will of God”. No. It could be a season. After Jesus[…]

Text: Matthew 3:1-17 Jesus Christ’s ministry never began with a bang! No. His ministry began with a herald. John the Baptist was a voice in the desert crying out that all should prepare the way for the Lord. Before the second coming all of us are commended to be like John. Be busy warning the[…]

Text: Matthew 2:1-23 Today there are so many people who masquerade as wise men; foretellers, false prophets, sorcerers, witch doctors, quark doctors etc. It should be appreciated that some of these people acknowledge the power of the wisest; their Creator and Lord Jesus Christ. The Bible approaches wisdom differently, that is, knowledge of God. One[…]

Text: Matthew 1:1-25 Jesus is introduced by Matthew in the historical context in the lineage of King David. Fourteen generations from Abraham to David are outlined, another fourteen from David to Jeconiah and from Jeconiah to Christ (v.17). Amidst this, five women are mentioned and four of them with a character that would not sell[…]

Text: Isaiah 66: 1-24 In this last chapter of Prophet Isaiah, one can somehow say it is more less the summary of the entire book. The chapter consists of God’s rejection of hypocritical worship, Jerusalem’s restoration, God’s actions as Saviour and judge, the deliverance of Israel and all nations. Isaiah concludes his prophecy as he[…]

Text: Isaiah 65:1-25 In the previous chapter we ended with a note where people are accusing God of neglect and refusal to help them (65:12). However, in this chapter God responds by telling them that He has not hidden from anybody, instead He has called on nations that even never sought Him (v.1). That He[…]

ACP Updates (Sunday 9th June 2019)

ACP Team is grateful for all your contributions to the project. We encourage you to continue to: Pray, Participate, Provide and (mobilise) Partners for this great work as you honour God. A. Financial Status: ACP Summary of collections for May & June 2019 A) Financial Status – Phase II Project cost: UGX 7,123,484,957 Less Payments[…]