ECWA Church Lc Kunyi-katseh - K.K.G

29/05/2026

Work out your salvation with fear and trembling.

25/05/2026

Voice training without a track record of prayer the deficiency will show on stage...
Elder mamman

24/05/2026

Topic: WORSHIP
Elder mamman

COLOSSIANS 3:16
‎Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. (KJV)
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‎We explained in our previous message that worship is more than the singing of songs. Some people have the erroneous understanding that singing slow-tempo songs is worship and singing high-tempo songs is praise. Worship is not determined by the musical characteristics of the song.
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‎We said that worship is the revelation of God in Christ. What pleases God is the acknowledgment of who He is and what He has done in Christ. It is when this revelation is expressed that we can call it an act of worship. This means worship can take place without a song or musical instrument. To limit worship to songs is an error.
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‎We also said that every believer is a worshipper. There is no special ministry called a worship ministry. You are not called a worship minister because you know many songs and have a good voice. Many songs and a good voice are not worship. Good voice and music are enjoyed by men, not God. Whatever you do as an expression of your revelation of God in Christ is spiritual worship, which is the true worship God is seeking for. The believer is the true worshipper of God.
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‎Though worship is not limited to songs, we can express our revelation of God in Christ in rhythmic words called songs. This is what we often call gospel songs. A gospel song must agree with the revelation of God in Christ. Unfortunately, we have many songs which are not consistent with the scriptures.
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‎A song is not a gospel song because God or Jesus is mentioned in it. What makes it a gospel or spiritual song is the lyrics or message it communicates. A gospel song is also not determined by the music or instruments backing the song.
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‎This means that if the message being communicated by the song is not the revelation of God in Christ or does not carry the message of Christ, it cannot be called a gospel song. What we sing must be an expression of the message we preach.
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‎This means that a person cannot start singing because they have a good voice or musical instrument. A person sings because they have a message to communicate. The message must also be the revelation of God in Christ Jesus and not life experience.
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‎Since songs are rhythmic words and mostly backed by musical instruments, words of faith, prayer, and consecration can be expressed in songs. However, these songs must be doctrinally correct. Common songs like “God prepares me to be a holy sanctuary” “anointing fall on me” are all songs not expected to be sung by the believer.
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‎This is because the believer is already a holy sanctuary for God and the believer received the anointing when they believed the gospel. Christ in a man is anointing. There are times when emotions are so much hyped to the extent that the person feels the song is a correct song without checking the doctrinal accuracy of the song.
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‎Emotions, voice, and musical instruments do not define a gospel song. Any song whose lyrics cannot be justified by the scriptures must not be called a gospel or spiritual song, irrespective of the composer or the popularity of the song.
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‎ sing songs that are in agreement with the scriptures.
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23/04/2026

It is possible to be so busy supporting the ministry that you forget about God.

There is a danger that doesn’t announce itself loudly. It doesn’t come with rebellion. It doesn’t look like walking away from church. It looks like staying… serving… showing up… doing all the right things.

But quietly, something else is happening inside. You can be present in every meeting, every ministry, every responsibility: and still be absent in the place that matters most: your quiet place with God.

I remember a season when everything looked “spiritually alive” on the outside. I was active, available, involved. I could speak, serve, respond, and carry what needed to be done. People would’ve assumed I was thriving. But inside, something was fading.

What started as devotion slowly became duty. What used to be love became routine. What used to be encounter became checklist. And without noticing, prayer stopped being a conversation… and started feeling like another task I had to finish.

The quiet time I once cherished didn’t disappear all at once. It just slowly lost its voice...because I was too full of activity to hear God anymore.

And that’s the part that hurts the most: you can be busy for God and slowly drift away from God Himself. Jesus didn’t live like that.

Even with crowds waiting, needs pressing, and ministry multiplying: He still withdrew. Not because He was avoiding people, but because He was guarding communion. Because fruitfulness without intimacy will eventually become emptiness.

And I learned this the hard way: when the inner life weakens, everything else eventually follows. Even service. Even strength. Even faith.

There came a point where I wasn’t just tired, I was disconnected. And when I felt that disconnection, everything I once carried with joy began to feel heavy. Not because God left… but because I stopped returning to the place where I actually met Him.

Maybe this is the warning wrapped in love: You can serve God’s work and still lose God’s presence.

10/04/2026

03/04/2026

Good Friday.
The day Jesus was crucified.

“It is finished.”
Not a statement of defeat, but of fulfillment.

The price was paid.
May we never lose sight of what this day truly means and the love He has for us.

John 19:30

24/02/2026

You can’t introduce someone you’ve never met.
You can’t represent someone you’ve never encountered.
So how dare you preach a God you don’t even spend time with?

Preaching without intimacy is performance.
Worship without surrender is noise.
Ministry without relationship is hypocrisy.

God is not a name you throw into captions.
He is not a topic for your sermon outline.
He is not a decoration for your platform.

He is HOLY. He is consuming fire. 🔥

Hebrews 12:29 – “For our God is a consuming fire.”

Matthew 7:22–23 – “Many will say to Me in that day, ‘Lord, Lord…’ And then I will declare to them, ‘I never knew you.’”

Did you hear that?
Not “You never preached.”
Not “You never prophesied.”
But “I NEVER KNEW YOU.”

It’s not about how loud you preach.
It’s about how deep you kneel.
It’s not about how many people know your name.
It’s about whether YOU know HIS.

Before you open your mouth to preach,
open your Bible.
Before you hold a microphone,
learn to hold on to His presence.

Don’t introduce a stranger to the world.
KNOW HIM. WALK WITH HIM. BURN FOR HIM.

Or step down. 🔥

13/02/2026

We all have one assignment Todo here on earth ...
To reach out to one soul before Christ return.
Kampala we come in the name of Jesus..

13/02/2026

Stop pretending.

You lift your hands in worship on Sunday,
but your tongue destroys people on Monday.

You quote verses,
but you gossip in group chats.
You shout “Hallelujah!”
but you whisper insults behind backs.

That is not holiness.
That is hypocrisy.

The Bible is clear:

“The tongue also is a fire… It corrupts the whole body.” — James 3:6

“With the tongue we praise our Lord and Father, and with it we curse human beings… My brothers and sisters, this should not be.” — James 3:9-10

Did you read that?
This should NOT be.

Holiness is not how loud you pray.
Holiness is not how long you fast.
Holiness is not how aesthetic your Bible looks.

Holiness is reflected in how you speak to people who cannot benefit you.

If your words are full of sarcasm, disrespect, and hidden hate, don’t talk about being set apart.

Because a holy heart produces holy speech.

Jesus said:

“For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.” — Matthew 12:34

If bitterness comes out of you,
bitterness lives inside you.

Let that sink in.

You cannot crucify people with your mouth
and claim you carry the cross.

You cannot destroy someone’s confidence
and say you are walking in the Spirit.

“Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up.” — Ephesians 4:29

BUILD UP.
Not tear down.
Bless.
Not curse.
Speak life.
Not death.

If you are serious about holiness,
start with your tongue.

Repent.
Ask God to purify your heart.
Because when He cleans your heart,
He will clean your words.

Holiness is not a title.
It is a transformation.

And transformation begins
with what comes out of your mouth. 🔥

13/02/2026

If a church must be perfect in order to satisfy you, that same perfection will exclude you from membership because you are not perfect. Other believers will disappoint you and let you down but that is not an excuse to stop fellowshiping with them. Be patient with each other making allowance for each other fault because of your love

Colossians 3:13 says, "Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you''

11/02/2026

tongues are the voice of your spirit when words fail.
They build you, align you, and carry mysteries beyond human language.
When you yield, the Spirit speaks.
And when the Spirit speaks through you, heaven listens.

Speak well over your life and people you come in contact with..