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This message centres on exploring the power of one's will and the purpose of one's gift. The will of man is so powerful that it can stop God from working in a life. And the enemy knows that he cannot easily influence one whose will is submitted to God and works extra hard to crush the will until people become passive. But if we are to live a fruitful life, we must actively engage our will to serve our gift to those around us.
In this continuation to the Storm Stopper, Bishop Ignatius Mukwasa teaches on the Biblical truth of the believer's authority. While Jesus has been given all authority and power through His death and resurrection, He delegated this power and authority to His children who must exercise it. It is within the believers' right to take a position of faith, based on revelation and truth that they have been given keys to having a say in how things happen. You are the storm stopper in your situation!
There is narrative to life which dictates that it's if the storm will come or not but rather when it will come. Jesus taught us that both that man who built his life on the rock and the one who built on sand experienced the same storm. However, how they got through the storm was dependent on how well they had laid the foundation of the Word in their lives. This teaching explores the reality of the storms that we experience in this life and how the ultimate solution to each storm is the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ in our lives. It is Him who comes to stop the storms of life as He did when faced with one together with His disciples.
In the midst of times such as these, many have simply lost their peace. And yet despite all of this, the Lord Jesus still promised us His peace in this world. In this message, Bishop Ignatius Mukwasa teaches on the importance of finding our peace of mind and it all begins with our mind. The unrenewed mind will always be a source of turmoil and that is why the Lord wants our minds renewed. Listen and be blessed
In this powerful message to the covenant child of God living through times of crisis. The power in that which has come to be known as holy communion is beyond what some consider as it being merely "symbolic" of what Jesus said and did. We should look at this most sacred meal as a reality and part of our covenant relationship with God. A revelation of this builds confidence in us as children of God even as we know the Lord even as our Shepherd.
In this short exaltation, Bishop Mukwasa shares on the reality of living and walking with God according to covenant.