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 2019 A) Financial Status – Phase II Project cost: UGX 7,123,484,957 Less Payments to to[…]
May the name of the lord be praised! The previous Sunday, Dr. Kedrace Turyagenda preached to the three [3] ASC congregations on the topic: Consequences of forsaking God and drawing Bib- lical references from Isaiah 1:27-31 and John 15:1-6. She referred the synonym ‘to forsake’ means to: abandon, reject. Disown, quit, turn your back on[…]
The purpose of the entire gospel of John is that the readers “may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the son of God and by believing you may have life” (20:31). John 10:10 lays emphasis that those who believe in Jesus can find safety and protection, plenty and satisfaction in their souls. Christ is the[…]
Isaiah 49:1-26 In this chapter we see the prophecy calling the whole world as he addresses the “…Coast lands… people from afar…” to know that the Messiah will be a human being from a virgin birth (cf 7:14), Luke 1:30-33) and will be categorised as an individual rather than personified group, for example, the nation[…]
Text: Isaiah 48:1-22 In this chapter we see God revealing the sins being committed by His children (vv. 1-8), especially their worship in hypocrisy, lacking true righteousness (vv.1-2). God assures His children that He would rescue them for His own sake and not by their own merit because of their treacherous deeds (vv. 9-11). In[…]
Text: Psalm 119:1-72 This Psalm is both the longest Psalm and longest chapter. It is arranged in an acrostic, where each letter or stanza begins with a letter of the Hebrew alphabet in order, mainly to assist memorising the Scripture as people passed on the Word orally because there were no personal Bibles. Up to[…]
Text: Psalm 118:1-29 This is a thanksgiving Psalm and as we saw in the previous chapter, it was sung at the Passover as people came nearer to the temple “…in the name of the LORD!…” (v.26).The Psalm is divided into three segments; the first one is as people moved nearer to the temple (v.1-18). Here,[…]
Text: Psalm 117: 1-2 This is a special Psalm with three unique features: it is the shortest Psalm in the Bible, it is the shortest chapter and it is the middle chapter of the Bible. It is a promise Psalm calling all peoples to praise God (v. 1). The Psalm uniquely calls on all Gentiles[…]
Text: Psalm 116: 1-19 In this Psalm the Psalmist is thanking God for delivering him from trouble. We see the reason why the Psalmist was thanking God (vv. 1-7), he was very sick and was healed (v. 3). We also ought to live a life of gratitude to God (vv. 8-16). In his gratitude he[…]
Text: Psalm 115:1-18 This Psalm was sung after Israel had returned from captivity. It was first sung on the day they dedicated the second temple (cf Ezra 6:16). To appreciate the trustworthiness of God as per this Psalm, we must embrace these three things: First, we should appreciate that our God is quite different (vv.[…]