Justus Musinguzi

We Often Misunderstand What Idolatry Really Is Many people hear the word idolatry and immediately think of carved images, shrines, or pagan temples. So when they hear the claim that…

There is a wrong way to read the Bible. That may sound obvious. Yet many sincere Christians still fall into habits that handle Scripture carelessly. Sometimes the problem is not…

Image-Bearing, Creation Order, and the Christian Duty of Gratitude Women should be honored with gratitude—not because culture occasionally tells us to celebrate them, and not because sentiment calls for warm…

There is a popular saying that “behind every successful man is a woman.” Like many familiar sayings, it is not perfect, but it preserves a truth worth keeping. Very few…

Every year, Women’s Day gives us an opportunity to pause, give thanks, and speak with greater care about the place of women in God’s world. That gratitude matters. But for…

In a world where women are often misunderstood, undervalued, or reduced to what they can offer others, the opening chapters of Scripture call us back to something deeper and truer.…

Honouring God’s Good Gift to the World There are moments in the year when people pause to speak about the value of women. That can be good and fitting. Yet…

Humility, Wisdom, and the Far Greater Example of Christ There are some sins we notice quickly in others but excuse easily in ourselves. Pride is one of them. We can…

Some words do more than stir us. They search us. That is why the old “Fellowship of the Unashamed” pledge still carries such weight. It describes a disciple who has…

There's a cliché that says there are no perfect gifts, but I'd like to argue that there is such a thing.