Shammah Kitiibwa

  • We can worship together and still live as strangers. We can sit in the same church for years without knowing one another, sharing one another’s burdens, or opening our homes to each other. Biblical community is more than gathering—it is shared life. If the Church is to reclaim what has been lost, we must learn… Read more

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  • Pursuing God should never be limited to what we gain for ourselves. As we seek Him through His Word, prayer, and obedience, He transforms and equips us for His purposes. The blessings of knowing God are meant to overflow into service, ministry, and the strengthening of others, ultimately bringing greater glory to Him. Read more

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  • Spiritual warfare is part of God’s purpose to reclaim the nations for Himself through Christ. The nations were divided, spiritual powers exercised authority over them, and God judged those powers. Christ now holds all authority and has commissioned His Church to proclaim His kingship to every nation through the gospel, empowered by the Holy Spirit. Read more

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  • From the heavenly sons of God to Israel, God’s story reveals His purpose for a human family. Adam failed, Israel failed, but God’s purpose did not. Through Jesus Christ, His faithful Son, people from every nation become God’s children—adopted, transformed into Christ’s likeness, and entrusted with His kingdom. Read more

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  • To fear God is to stand in awe of who He is—holy, eternal, all‑knowing, all‑powerful, ever‑present and of what He has done. He speaks and worlds appear; He saves and sinners live. This fear is not terror but reverent wonder, the beginning of wisdom and the mark of a life aligned with Him. Read more

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  • Unaddressed sin obstructs both personal and communal victory. The accounts of Phinehas and Achan demonstrate that God’s favor was only restored to Israel after sin was confronted and removed from among the people. True restoration begins within—before transformation can occur outwardly. Read more

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