At its deepest level, money is not a financial issue but a worship issue. Jesus said, “Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also” (Matt. 6:21). Our spending, saving, and giving reveal what we value most.

Funerals often urge people to live better, do more, and trust that God will reward their efforts. The Gospel at the Graveside shows that this is another gospel. Scripture declares that we are spiritually dead in sin, unable to save ourselves. Our only hope is God's sovereign grace in Jesus Christ, who alone can make dead sinners alive and carry them safely from the grave to glory.

Young Ugandans at a sports betting center. Mark, a third-year student at the university, found himself introduced to sports betting by...

The Pharisees couldn’t stand Jesus. They wanted to get him in trouble with either the Jews or the Romans. So, they tried to trick him...

Welcome to Episode 3 of The Cross & The Virus with me Jimmy Okello. The Cross & The Virus is a 5-part Facebook Live broadcast exploring a...

Welcome to Episode 2 of The Cross & The Virus with me Jimmy Okello. The Cross & The Virus is a 5-part Facebook Live broadcast exploring a...

A lot can be said about the prosperity gospel. Here is a message that I preached at University Community Church years back that still...

As a pastor, I get so many questions from people from all walks of life. This is especially common among young people. Before responding,...

Have you ever wondered what God is doing in the face of evil? Have you ever felt that God is turning a blind eye on injustice? Well, you...

“All attacks from my enemies, I command to backfire on them in the name of Jesus.” — Anonymous. I found that on social media from someone...