Moses Lwande

27/03/2026

Silence 🤐 the noise in my life .. I want to hear you Lord

26/03/2026

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26/03/2026

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25/03/2026

"If God hates images, why did He tell Moses to make a bronze serpent?"

Yes, God told Moses to make a bronze serpent.
Numbers 21:8–9

"Make a fiery serpent, and set it on a pole; and it shall be that everyone who is bitten, when he looks at it, shall live."

Notice carefully that
They were told to LOOK, not bow. Did you see that?
They were told to LOOK... not pray. Check it sir.
They were told to LOOK, not worship. You get?
It was a temporary instruction for a specific situation.
Nothing more.

God used it once, and that was it.
It was like tissue paper. You use it once and throw it away. You don't preserve it and build a shrine around it.

But here is what many people don't know.
Later, the children of Israel started worshipping that same bronze serpent. They began burning incense to it. They turned it into an idol.
And God was angry.

2 Kings 18:4
"He removed the high places… and broke in pieces the bronze serpent that Moses had made; for until those days the children of Israel burned incense to it; and he called it Nehushtan."

This is powerful.
The same object God once used
became an idol later.
So what did God do?
He raised a king Hezekiah who destroyed it.
He did not preserve it.

He did not honor it.
He did not say "this is sacred history."
He smashed it.
And he called it Nehushtan, which means just a piece of bronze.

Not holy, sacred or worthy of devotion.
Just metal.

God can use something once, but that does not mean it should become an object of worship.

The bronze serpent was never meant to be worshipped. It was prophetic.

Jesus explained it:
John 3:14–15
"As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up…"
It pointed to Christ on the cross, that whoever looks to Him will be saved.

But once Christ came, the symbol had no purpose anymore.

So understand this,
God used the bronze serpent once.
Israel later worshipped it.
God approved its destruction.

So you cannot justify bowing to carved images of Jesus, Mary, saints, or anything created.
Because the Bible already shows us what happens when people do that.

Even a God-given symbol can become an idol.
And when it becomes an idol, it must be destroyed.
Nehushtan.

Just bronze. Nothing more. ⚖️🔥
Moses Lwande Iradukunda Liontárí Elyse

25/03/2026

There is a woman in Scripture, the Shunammite Woman, whose story does not shout,it pierces.
Her child wakes up one morning, goes out to the field with his father, and somewhere between the sun and the soil… something goes wrong.
“My head… my head.”
They carry him back to her.

The same arms that once held a promise
are now holding a problem she did not see coming.
She sits with him.No panic. No noise. Just presence.Until the moment comes.
And just like that… the child goes still.
Life leaves.
The promise goes quiet.
Everything God had spoken now lies lifeless in her lap.

Now look at this,
Because this is where most people begin to break.
This is where questions rise where fear takes over,and where conclusions are quickly formed.
But not her.

She does something that does not make sense.
She stands up, carries the child, walks into the room of Elisha, lays him on the bed and shuts the door.
She does not call neighbors.
She does not announce death.
She does not prepare for burial.
She closes the door on what she just saw.
Then she steps out and begins a journey.

Her husband sees her leaving and asks a very normal question
“Why are you going to him today?”

Her answer is found in 2 Kings 4:23

“It shall be well.”

How does a woman say “it is well”
when everything is clearly not well?

Because she is not speaking from what happened,she is speaking from what she understands👌

This child was not ordinary.
This child was spoken.
This child came through a word.
And now she is facing something deeper than loss.
She is facing a contradiction👌

She rides on.Every step she takes is carrying a question.
If God gave this promise how can it end like this?
When she finally reaches Elisha, she does not collapse.She speaks.

“Did I ask you for a son? Did I not say, do not deceive me?”
2 Kings 4:28

This is not anger.
This is alignment.
She is holding heaven accountable to what heaven started👌

Elisha sends his servant ahead, but nothing happens.And this is another moment many miss.Because sometimes help will come
and still nothing changes.But she refuses to detach.

In 2 Kings 4:30 she says,
“As the Lord lives, I will not leave you.”

She is not just believing.
She is contending.
She stays until the one who carries the word moves.
And when Elisha finally enters that closed room where a dead promise was laid,
something shifts.

Prayer is made,process happens
and slowly… life returns.
The same child,the same body,the same situation,but a different outcome.

Now listen carefully,
This story is not just about resurrection.
It is about discernment!👌

Because the difference between this woman and many others is this;
She knew the difference between an ending
and a contradiction.
She understood the promise.

She recognized when what she saw did not match what was spoken👌
And she took responsibility to go back until it aligned.

Now the question is not about her anymore.
It is about you.
What are you holding that once came from God but now looks like it has died?
What did you bury too quickly?
What did you call “acceptance”when deep inside you knew something was off?
Where did you stop the journey?
Where did you agree with an ending
that God never confirmed?

Because some things in your life are not over.They are waiting for you to recognize the contradiction,and return to the source👌

She did not deny reality.
She refused to crown it final.
And that is why what died in her hands
lived again in her story.

Some things will remain buried
not because God could not revive them
but because no one carried them back.

You don’t bury a promise because it went silent,you return it to the One who spoke it.

TAKE IT BACK TO THE SOURCE,IT SHALL BE WELL.

© Moses Lwande

25/03/2026

SERVING GOD BUT FIGHTING LUST IN
SILENCE. AM I A HYPOCRITE? "
"Why is it like this?"
“I'm serving, but why is my mind dirty? "
"I find it hard to fight lust, every time I feel guilty.
"I am serving the Lord, but I feel like I am dirty. "
"Am I a hypocrite? "
In front, you look okay.
Committed.
Disciplined.
On fire.
But inside, there's a struggle you keep trying to beat.
And sometimes, it makes you question
yourself:
"Am I a hypocrite? "
"Should I stop first? "
"Do I still have a right
serve? "
To answer your heart’s cry: NO, you are not a hypocrite. You are a soldier in a high-stakes war.
A hypocrite wears a mask to intentionally deceive others; they have no desire to change, only a desire to be seen as holy. A struggler, however, hates the sin they are fighting.
Hypocrisy is loving the sin while pretending to love God.
Integrity is loving God while hating the sin that clings to you.
The very fact that you are grieving this struggle and feel the weight of it is proof that the Holy Spirit is active within you. Dead things don’t struggle; only living things do.
Serving God while fighting a personal battle doesn't make you a fraud; it makes you a human in need of a Savior. Jesus didn't call the "perfect" to serve; He called the broken and then began the work of fixing them.
Bring it to the Light: Find one trusted, godly mentor or friend to talk to. The "silence" is the enemy's greatest weapon.
"For the good that I will to do, I do not do; but the evil I will not to do, that I practice... O wretched man that I am! Who will deliver me from this body of death? I thank God—through Jesus Christ our Lord!" (Romans 7:19, 24-25)
“Don't just fight against lust; fight for a deeper intimacy with God.”
Glory to God.

24/03/2026

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23/03/2026

Victory doesn’t mean you’re strong.
Sometimes it’s where you realize how weak you really are.

God is immutable. His character never changes—He is always faithful, always righteous, always just. But His policy and methods are not bound to human expectation or repetition.

Judges 15:14–20 is a clear illustration of that principle.

Samson is bound, helpless from a human standpoint. Then the Scripture says, “the Spirit of the Lord came mightily upon him.” That is the key. Not the circumstance, not the object, not the man—but the ministry of God the Holy Spirit.

The ropes fall away, and Samson takes what is available—a jawbone of a donkey—and defeats a thousand Philistines.

The emphasis is not on the weapon.

The emphasis is on the source of the power.

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The Jawbone: No Power in the Instrument

From a doctrinal standpoint, the jawbone has no inherent significance. In fact, it would have been considered ceremonially unclean under the Law. That alone tells you something important:

God does not rely on human standards, human strength, or human “systems” to accomplish His will.

The victory did not come from the object.
It did not come from Samson’s ability.
It came from divine power made available through the Holy Spirit.

This aligns with a consistent biblical principle:

God uses what appears weak from a human viewpoint to demonstrate that the power is entirely His.

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No Formula with God

It is true that God does not operate by human formulas.

But we must be precise:

God does not change.
His Word does not change.
His grace does not change.

What changes is how He chooses to apply His power in time.

Believers get into trouble when they try to turn past experiences into a system.

They begin to think:
“If it worked this way before, it must work this way again.”

That is not faith—that is reliance on experience instead of doctrine.

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Samson Discards the Jawbone

After the victory, Samson throws the jawbone away (Judges 15:17).

That is significant.

He does not preserve it.
He does not build around it.
He does not treat it as sacred.

Why?

Because the jawbone was never the source.

It was simply a temporary instrument used by God.

This is where many believers fail—they attach themselves to methods, routines, or past victories, instead of continuing to advance in the plan of God.

Doctrine teaches us to move forward, not live in yesterday’s experience.

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Victory Does Not Equal Spiritual Maturity

Immediately after this great victory, Samson is physically exhausted and desperate for water.

That is another key doctrinal point:

A moment of great success does not indicate spiritual growth or consistency.

Spiritual growth comes from daily intake of Bible doctrine, metabolized in the soul, and applied through the filling of the Spirit.

Samson cries out to the Lord, and God provides water.

This demonstrates continued grace provision, even after failure, weakness, or depletion.

God sustains—not because of who we are—but because of who He is.

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Doctrinal Conclusion

The lesson is clear and must stay within sound doctrine:
• The power is never in the method
• The power is never in the instrument
• The power is never in the person

The power is always from God the Holy Spirit working through a believer who is being used by God

God is consistent in His essence:
• His faithfulness never changes
• His righteousness never changes
• His plan never changes

But He is not bound to repeat methods, because His plan is not dependent on human systems.

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Final Principle

Do not depend on what worked before.

Do not build your spiritual life on experience.

Advance in the plan of God through:
• consistent intake of doctrine
• application of truth
• dependence on the filling of the Holy Spirit

Because in the end:

It is not about the “jawbone.”

It is about God’s power, God’s grace, and God’s Word operating in your life.

21/03/2026

21/03/2026

From Start to Finish
The God Who Completes What He Begins
Philippians 1:6 (NKJV)
“Being confident of this very thing, that He who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ.”
Have you ever felt like you’re still a work in progress?
You see areas that are not fully developed.
You notice growth, but also gaps.
You feel called, yet unfinished.
It can be frustrating to live in the middle of becoming.
But Philippians 1:6 gives a powerful assurance. God is not finished with you yet.
GOD IS THE AUTHOR OF THE WORK
Paul begins with confidence, not uncertainty.
“He who has begun a good work in you…”
This means your spiritual journey did not start with you. It started with God.
Your calling, your growth, your transformation, all originate from Him.
Ephesians 2:10 reminds us that we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works.
You are not self-made. You are God-shaped.
THE WORK IS STILL IN PROGRESS
One of the greatest revelations in this verse is that God’s work in you is ongoing.
Growth is a process.
It is not instant. It is not always visible. It is not always easy.
There are seasons of pruning, stretching, and refining.
Isaiah 64:8 describes God as the potter and us as the clay.
The potter does not rush the process. He shapes carefully, intentionally, and purposefully.
Even when you feel incomplete, God is still working.
GOD IS COMMITTED TO COMPLETION
Paul does not say God might finish the work. He says He will complete it.
This is a promise.
God does not abandon what He begins.
Hebrews 12:2 calls Jesus the author and finisher of our faith.
If God started something in your life, He has already committed to seeing it through.
Even when you feel like stopping, God remains committed.
THE PROCESS MAY FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE
God’s work often involves transformation.
And transformation can feel uncomfortable.
Old habits are challenged.
New perspectives are formed.
Character is refined.
Romans 5:3-4 reminds us that tribulation produces perseverance, character, and hope.
What feels like pressure is often preparation.
TRUSTING GOD IN THE MIDDLE
The hardest place to live is often the middle.
Not where you started.
Not where you are going.
But in between.
This is where faith grows.
Proverbs 3:5-6 encourages us to trust in the Lord with all our heart and not lean on our own understanding.
God sees the finished picture even when you only see the process.
YOUR STORY IS NOT OVER
Philippians 1:6 reminds us that your current condition is not your final state.
You may feel incomplete, but you are not abandoned.
You may feel delayed, but you are not forgotten.
You may feel unfinished, but you are not undone.
God is still writing your story.
Finally, where you are now is not where you will remain.
The same God who started the work is still shaping, refining, and building.
Every step, every season, every challenge is part of His process.
So do not lose heart.
You are not behind. You are not overlooked.
You are not forgotten.
You are in progress.
And the God who began the work in you is faithful to complete it.
Your story is still unfolding, and the ending will reflect His faithfulness

21/03/2026

When a donkey starts talking to you… you might want to stop and listen.

Balaam didn’t.

He was determined to go his own way. Focused. Set on what he wanted.

But standing in the path… was an angel of the Lord with a drawn sword.

The donkey saw it.

Balaam didn’t.

So the donkey stopped. Turned. Pressed against the wall.

And Balaam got angry.

He struck it. Again. And again.

Frustrated… convinced something was wrong with the donkey…

when in reality, something was wrong with him.
Then God opened the donkey’s mouth.

And everything stopped.

Moments later, God opened Balaam’s eyes… and he finally saw what had been there the whole time.

The angel.
The danger.
The truth.

And it hits deeper than just the story.

Because sometimes the thing you’re fighting…

is actually the thing trying to save you.

The delay.
The resistance.
The closed door.

You think it’s the enemy.

But what if it’s God… standing in the way…

Some of you aren’t being held back.

You’re being protected.

21/03/2026

God told Elijah exactly where to go.

“Leave here. Go to the brook… and I will provide for you there.”

It didn’t make sense.

No city.
No people.
No visible source.

Just a quiet place by a brook.

But Elijah went.

And in a place that looked empty… God sustained him.

Ravens showed up with bread and meat.
Morning and evening.
Exactly as God said.

No system.
No backup plan.
Just obedience… and provision.

And this is where it hits.

Some people are asking God to provide…

but they are still standing in the place He told them to leave.

They want the promise…

without the obedience.

But God already connected provision to direction.

And until you move when He says move…

you will keep wondering where the provision is.

Because when God gives an instruction…

He has already made a way to sustain you in it.