Tech innovator & entrepreneur | Rooted in faith, rising with purpose. Building a future that honors God and empowers others.
Kampala, Uganda
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Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
Before you judge a man, look at what he has done.
I am Dr. Lawrence Muganga, and I want to tell you about a man I know well: Apostle Grace Lubega of @Phanerookampala.
I have seen his work with my own eyes. @VUKampala, he pays tuition for many students who, without his intervention, might never have had the opportunity to get an education. Today, they sit in classrooms pursuing dreams they once thought were impossible, simply because he chose to give them a chance.
And that is not all.
Phaneroo visits prisoners every week. They pray with them, encourage them and give them hope for a new beginning. They also feed street children every week and help them access education. They take food and essential supplies to families in need in Karamoja. They organise medical camps for the sick, support orphanages and schools, and equip young people with new skills, including technology. They even extend support to pastors from other churches.
He does not wait for government funding or public recognition. He sees a need and takes action, often quietly and away from the spotlight.
Jesus taught us this in Matthew 6:3 (NIV): "But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing."
That is the kind of man Apostle Grace is.
The Bible also reminds us why God gives us leaders like him.
Ephesians 4:11-12 (NIV) tells us: "So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up."
And it tells us how to regard them in 1 Thessalonians 5:13 (NIV): "Hold them in the highest regard in love because of their work. Live in peace with each other."
So, before we attack a man who seeks peace, let us pause and reflect. Think of the students who now have an opportunity to study. Think of the prisoners who have found renewed hope. Think of the street children who now have food and a chance at a better future. Think of the families whose lives have been touched by these acts of service.
Jesus said in Matthew 5:9 (NIV): "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God."
Let us choose respect. Let us choose peace. Let us learn to disagree without being disrespectful, question without being malicious, and criticise without overlooking the good.
Have a blessed weekend. 🙏🏾
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
Most Ugandan school children are trained to be submissive. Their natural curiosity is beaten out of them by 10. Ugandan homes and schools produce children who can pass exams but have very limited capacity for thinking creatively and an unhealthy fear for questioning authority.
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
UNVEILING THE CAUSE OF DELAYED POTENTIAL: THE TRAP OF STRIFE
1 Corinthians 3:1–3 (NKJV): “And I, brethren, could not speak to you as to spiritual people but as to carnal, as to babes in Christ. I fed you with milk and not with solid food; for until now you were not able to receive it, and even now you are still not able; for you are still carnal. For where there are envy, strife, and divisions among you, are you not carnal and behaving like mere men?”
One of the reasons many believers remain trapped in spiritual stagnation and delayed potential is the presence of strife.
You may possess immense spiritual gifts, but if your life is entangled in arguments, offense, bitterness, and division, you can disqualify yourself from accessing higher realms of spiritual authority and wisdom.
The Apostle Paul desired to give the Corinthian church "solid food," yet he was constrained to keep them on a basic diet of "milk" because strife had rendered them carnal and immature. Where strife exists, growth halts.
There are dimensionally deeper graces, divine revelations, and spiritual mantles that God may never settle upon a heart that is continually embroiled in conflict and division.
James reinforces this truth when he writes, "For where envy and self-seeking exist, confusion and every evil thing are there" (James 3:16).
If you want to step into the full manifestation of your calling, you must purge your heart of contention. Refuse to be drawn into petty squabbles and continually choose to walk in divine love. Hallelujah!
FURTHER STUDY: James 3:14–18; Galatians 5:19–23
PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for this wisdom. I repent for any time I engaged in useless contention or harbored bitterness in my heart. I choose to walk in love, peace, and unity today. I guard my heart against offense and choose the path of love. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
Most Christians understand that going to church doesn’t make you a Christian. Having a personal relationship with the Lord does. Likewise, committing sin doesn’t make you spiritually dead. Your actions don’t determine your spiritual nature; being born again does.
Learn more about your new nature on today’s #GospelTruth. Watch here: l.awmi.net/TheOldManisDead26…
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
MAK instead of wasting time issuing useless statements, cancel the freshersball for the next 10 yrs and replace them with prayer retreats.
Bring back @PrimeTimeMAK and open doors for more evangelism in the university. These statements are useless.
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
Your entire life changes when you internalize that the people running the world are no smarter than you.
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
If you cannot explain something in simple terms, you don't understand it.
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
Major cheat code for life: get addicted to execution, not information.
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
A man cannot make more money than his level of information. The more you know, the more you earn.
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
Most people who dream of a quiet life without work are just exhausted from work they hate. The reason you get bored on vacation after a week is that you are meant to move, pursue something exciting, and engage your body and mind in something useful. Do whatever it takes to find work that energizes you. It may take years, but it will have the most meaningful effect on your quality of life.
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
When he said that the anointing oil we use is bought from supermarkets.
What did he mean?
Where should it be coming from? From heaven, from Vatican from a river , where somewhere in the promised land ?
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
Pick a challenge too big for who you are now.
That's how people change. A challenge above your level drags the new version of you out.
It will suck. You'll fail constantly. You'll feel like a fraud for months. Your old self will beg you to stay the same.
But if you can pull this off, 10-20 times throughout your life, you will blow past everyone else.
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
For generations, Christian mission flowed primarily from Europe and North America to Africa. But now the traffic is two-way.
"For us here in Africa, it is the fervency and the zeal with which we do it. There's an African passion and stamina," Nigerian pastor Jerry Eze said, adding, "the fire is leaving the West." cnn.it/4h7QtEO
Mr. Baganizi Nicholas retweeted
The primary reason people don't achieve big goals is because they don't realize that the only source of truth is making mistakes. They soak up advice and theory, expecting it to be an exact match to their mind, experience, and situation just to fail once and give up completely.
